₦airaland Forum

Baba, seems i saw u there today.

Exact questions I was asked too

Which sch r u going?




Mikeval001 My first appointment date was 24th of September,I was at the VI visa center last week Thursday for Walk in but he didn't work out then I was there again yesterday,it didn't also work out. At around past 11am at the VI center I tried amending my appointment and I got September 1st and at around past 2pm I tried amending again then I got 26th of August (today),the interview went well and this are all the questions:

* Why the course?
* Why the school?
* Why UK?
* Career plan?.[/quote]

Real good news @ Akchi23.

I wish to be like u oooo.

Congratulations!!!!






Akchi32 ]I just got the good news. My visa has been approved.

Thanks everyone for everything.[/quote]

@Youngee34, no sir.






Are you going for a walk in please?

I am at TLS vi, its seems the place will not open today according to the security man here,

But will open by Moro.

And that I should check the web site.

Pls anyone with this kind of update for vi TLS?

What's is happening to vi naa.

Am feeling frustrated already

Pls which TLS did u find booking






Docuzor post=92766763]Good morning.

So I had an earlier date for 1st Sept that's an assisted service which I already paid for.

So I came online and saw a free date for August 26th same assisted service, I clicked on it and was directed to a payment site.

Do I still need to pay again for this new date despite having paid for the 1st sept.[/quote]

Bournemouth have given me cas oooo

Good morning my people in Bournemouth.

Abeg, just as mrkenth, is helping Anglia R. uni prospective in finding accommodation and settling down.

Make our own brethren and sisters also be helpful to us, 'me' especially too naa.

Thanks

No not u alone




quote author=jogunbona post=91941865] Pls Sir/Ma is anyone going to Bournemouth this September kindly link me pls got a mail yesterday from the school regarding online teaching in the Uk for this semester pls am I the only one with this mail pls[/quote]

I uses bank app to transfer and then print de receipt, 57,800 last week






post=91697017]Goodmorning house, who has an idea how much the iom medical cost at the moment, i have been trying to contact them for a while now and i haven't been successful. Also if i can to bank transfer from my phone application.
I fear underpaying or overpaying.[/quote]

Thank u to Mimi and ma other buddies, that help in giving me head's up as per IOM tb test.

I did went well today and cert received.

Thank u all

@yimi, thanks,....yes ooo today @9am.

I'm quite prep for them ooo.

Thanks for the head's up





Yimi4realNo restrictions. 9am u mean? I hop tomorrow is better than today. Spent almost 7 hours today. It should have been 6 hours but they didn’t find the result after 2 hours wait time I was given. Just go prepared[/quote]

Thanks Mimi, I appreciate




mimilyrics post=91519411]There's none.[/quote]

Pls house, is there any restrictions on the kind of food or thing to avoid before the tb test.

BC am heading there @9pm. Ikeja IOM.

Thanks

@mimi...thank u





mimilyrics post
See quoted comment below.[/quote]

Pls NNE, what's the exact tb test fee again.

Thanks







SAMDEEA123I am at IOM Abuja. No be small crowd o. We are more than 16 excluding children[/quote]

So this can work?

Thanks for the heads up





quote author=Sumji post=91230144]I overcame this concern by simply opening a pounds sterling account.
If you already have a dollar account (mine is GTB), all you need is go to the bank with a valid ID and fill 'Additional account' form. Within 24hrs you'd get your pounds sterling account number. Anyhow the pounds wants to rise or fall, doesn't change the value in your account.[/quote]

Can someone shed more light for me on y people seldom marry outside the country, but comes back home to get a wife?


Am at de verge of making a decision, but I don't know what to do.

Am confused to be honest

@mimi...I swear down, I must do that




mimilyrics postMy email is on 247. You won't escape buying me that drink. Lol![/quote]

So true bro, she's kind hearted...

Note: I have promised to hang out with her once my legs steps into the uk, this sept2020.

@ mimilyrics, abeg keep ur phones on' and ur email accessible.

Thanks for all ur input's here



I was delighted when mimilyrics returned from her Nairaland ‘sabbatical’.
This is the reason.
She dots the I’s and crosses the T’s.
It’s either she ‘jumps & pass’ or she provides answers.
If she decides to provide answer, she researches Merriam Webster, Encyclopaedia Brittanica, Oxford advanced learners dictionary. She adds that up with Google Scholar (not to be confused with the usual google). She seeks for solutions from only peer-reviewed papers in internationally-renowned journals.

Then she provides comprehensive answer.
All this, for £0.0000

Girl, you rock!

Well done[/quote]

@fairee...am present..

Was looking for anyone as well, but as travel buddy and roomy




quote author=Faireee post=91014332]Good morning, please anyone resuming Bournemouth University this September?[/quote]

Latito442, will surely and definitely meet u in UK, Jah's willing, this August...







quote author=mimilyrics post=90585056] Drop a line anytime you're in London.[/quote]

@mimilyrics...

I know am owing u..

In fact drop where to meet u up for ur chill origin bitters beer




Yes, they are different.
UCAS is an application portal for undergraduate and some postgraduate courses.
CAS is a unique number/document issued to you to support your student visa application.[/quote]

@mimilyrics..

Thanks for the Clarification's.

So UCAS is quite different from cas?





Simply means that your hub accessibility will be partially unavailable (including for the use of clearance checks) because the hub will be used for the UCAS result process during the times stated. The result process might put a strain on the facility/application which is why other services will be disabled at the time.

If you have any questions about it, ask your school.[/quote]

Saw this in my school hub, pls what does it mean.

Hopefully, u were able to notify them of the poorer network in this part of the world




Aprokodaughter


Are you not staying in Nigeria? LMAO Network was horrible...breaking. Sometimes the network will just log me out.

I wasn't hearing whatever the lecturer and staff was saying thanks to Nigerian network.

See me carrying my phone close to my ear like a gateman listening to news because I couldn't hear. and I had to use just audio instead of using video and audio.


The audio was still bad[/quote]

Thanks to skymoore and @justwise for the response to my query.


Am grateful for de head's up, I now knw what to do and expect

My brothers and sisters.

Pls if for any reasons, after the 28days, and after the visa application and lodgement, the amount gets to reduced either as a result of currency fluctuations or human factors (using the money small).

Will this leads to visa refusal or denial?

Thanks as am anticipating a response

@mimilyrics..

Thanks for the heads up.



Yes, bank statements are checked for self-funded students (it has to be the student's account or an account belonging to the student's parents/guardians). This is to verify that the student has the funds to pay for his/her course and that whatever financial document is submitted to UKVI doesn't get rejected for falling short of the UKVI rules.

Students who are in receipt of a full scholarship from official financial sponsors are required to only show a sponsorship letter or an approved loan letter from qualified financial institutions (for those taking loans). The school will request for this too before CAS is issued to avoid a situation where it doesn't meet UKVI rules.[/quote]

Please if it all uni that required a 28days statement before issuing cas?