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AbelAbdul:
If she has a work experience in that area then she is good. Most social work courses require experience.

Yeah very true so we have seen on most schools... Do we stand a chance of going together or she should apply alone?

Hello fam,

I will need some advise on my situation - my wife and I are looking towards relocating through the master's study route with my wife being the main applicant and I being the sponsor we are projecting resuming by fall/September 2027. My wife has a 2.2 in law but is looking at doing a master's in social work (you can recommend). What is our chances of being granted visa and what are the various pitfalls to look out for?

PhdCloakRoom:
Use the one on all your school documents ( even though it is the incorrect one) You re verifying academic cresentials not travel passport. WES will follow and recognise only the names officially written in your academic credentials.

Thank you so much!

relocationhub:
For WES, the safest approach is to enter your surname exactly as it appears on your school documents (Enoekhator) when completing the application. Alongside that, upload your passport or another government ID showing the correct spelling (Eno‑Ekhator).

WES regularly deals with name discrepancies, and as long as you provide official proof that both versions refer to the same person, they will accept it. If WES flags the mismatch during processing, you’ll have the chance to submit a short explanation or supporting document through their communication portal. This way, your evaluation won’t be delayed.

Thank you so much!

I am in the process of verifying my academic qualification through WES but have a surname miss-match; my correct surname
should be *Eno-Ekhator* as in all my other documents including my passport but the one on all my school documents is *Enoekhator* so I'm about filling in my information in the attached I don't know which to use now. Please can anyone advise. Thank you in anticipation.