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VickyRotex:
Op, you may not get a response here.

Visit the Travelling to Canada thread and post your question.


https://www.nairaland.com/3315266/travelling-canada-part-11

Billiondoe:
@justwise the UK chool just processed my refund. How long before it enters my account. The school said max of 7 working days. How long does it really take?

Freshest04:
Hi everyone, please i need help with planning on ny mother's visit to the Uk. I need her here after my child delivery by March next year. She is currently not working, supported by family. My father is not working either. We are just an average income family. Only landed property is village house and a couple of lands in town (family resides in rented flat). My husband (british citizen) and I are the sponsors for her but I'm worried cos we dont exactly have a tangible account balance. Hubby earns about 2k pounds after taxes per month but account balance is usually wiped by month end. And i earn about 1k.We are definitely able to sponsor the trip and all her maintenance but i'm concerned about looking good on paper. We are looking for how to best prove she has ties and would not resort to working. And by the way, she has not travelled before. Some years back she was rejected uk visa on grounds of insufficient finances when she had a business. But the business is shut down now. We have considered
1) a short trip to dubai
2) paying in significant sum of money each month
3) get her employed
Just in totally clueless. Please help!!!

jangirova:
hello, Pls I need to know if using diff application centres for biometrics (Ikeja&VI) as a couple travelling 2geda ( cos we cldnt get the same day in VI ) has any negative bearing on the application.

juliette123:
Thanks Justwise please see attachment as I had already started with that option but had to be sure cos of that info on the website...Gracias

kooloosaw:
I got my 2-year U.K. Visa today. Thanks to Justwise and other people and all the best to everybody processing theirs.

juliette123:
Hi everyone...quick question please...do I apply directly via the visa4uk site or the new service link For a standard visitor visa...

nonoski:
Good day
Pls @ justwise how many months to the expiration of my international passport before I can apply for visa.

Some one said I need at least 6 months validity to apply for visa.

babybird82:
Good evening everyone.
Pls my family is meant to be going for summer holidays next year but my husband has just been informed that he will be sent on training around the same time by his company.

My questions are:

1) It's a 5 days training, what will be the visa validity given to him?

2) Can he extend his stay to accomodate the time we will be spending together as a family?

3) Since he will probably already have gotten his visa before we apply, how do we proceed since as he will be a co-sponsor of the trip.

4) I got a 6 months visa in 2013 and travelled twice with it, I spent 5 days and 11 days respectively. This will be my first renewal. Can I go ahead and apply for same 6 months visa as the kids? Kids passports are virgin.

Thanks in anticipation.

favouredi:
Hmm...but even at that 2 years is pretty far away. All the mamas for this thread go don born their children for there ...Na wa o. Trump sef

favouredi:
But with all the procedures involved in amending the US constitiution, how easy would Donald Trump have it? I'm just curious to know.

Chiedu4Trump:
[size=14pt]MODS [/size]please did you see the comment this person made about the demise of another human being?

Is it nice?

That why I called the person an id**t

Acidosis:
Funny thing is majority of those who liked Seun's posts are parts of the Christian family. Very disgraceful and easily deceived delusional and faithless illiterate Christians who don't know the difference between the right and the left.

At the sound of an irrational post from an atheist, you see them doubting their faith as shown in the likes.

Fyorgyn:
With Brexit...

I'd say EU citizenship is more beneficial...lol.

success06:
Please I am also traveling this December to have my baby in chicago please can I connect with you so as not to be bored and I also dont mind sharing accommodation at a reasonable cost.

Fyorgyn:
True Justwise.

I personally feel a child will be whatever a child will be irrespective of where he/she is born. I am not an American citizen neither am I from a wealthy home but I have been really really fortunate with a lot of great opportunities.

However, it's great to give the child the opportunity to have a head start. Being an American (or Canadian) doesn't mean the child will be automatically successful... it just means your child will have things a little easier.

For instance, the child will have an option of getting a job in either country and if the child is a high flier, having dual citizenship is a plus because it takes the stress of applying for visas away which can make the child a more attractive candidate for several opportunities.

One of my American friends is struggling to see why we want our children to be Americans when she is tired of being American...haha.

chibertha:
My darlings for me it is for the child to have alternative in life.I work in a sector were experts are highly rated even those with clear Nigeria origin eg I had a collegue that was paid £8000 because she is Nigeria/British (a lady)while her altern ie BTB was paid NGN500 000 (A guy) only Nigerian citizenship
Another lady fresh from RSUST after service was employed to manage a branch of her company in Copenhagen because she is Nigeria/British.
I can go on an on trust me
So my people don't worry you will the benefits sooner than you think even if the child lives and school throughout in Nigeria the benefits can not be over emphasised.