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Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Monmarri: 9:06pm On May 24, 2020

illusory:
It's almost useless learning in Naija. Most of what she learns won't be useful in Uk and may even be detrimental... I would suggest getting her international license from Naija which she can use for 1 year, taking lessons in Uk and practicing on the international license if she has access to a car and insurance based on the international license.

Ok.. thank you but, I learnt that driving lessons in UK is very expensive. She has never driven before ooo. Please do u know how much is the international license in Nigeria?

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Monmarri: 9:04pm On May 24, 2020

LagosismyHome:
If she never driven before... 20k is not too much . If it's me I would do it so I have some understanding of how to operate a car

Ok. Thank you

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Monmarri: 6:57pm On May 24, 2020

Hello house my cousin sister will be joining her hubby in the UK after the covid whara. She wants to learn how to drive for two weeks but, I was contemplating with her if, learning in UK not better than learning here in Nigeria. Because I feel that if she gets to UK she will start all over instead of wasting her money to learn in Nigeria. The one she wants to start for two weeks is N20,000 for just two weeks. Please dear house any suggestions or advice will be appreciated. Thank you.

Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 4 by Monmarri: 2:01am On May 23, 2020

omolorlarh:
Is your immediate family based in the UK?
Do you have a verifiable business?

Yes of course I have family in the UK

Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 4 by Monmarri: 9:19pm On May 22, 2020

giselle237:
Not advisable biko. To stay 3 months if you told them u were going for 1 week? Nah.
Especially for the 1st trip of the visa, stick to what you wrote or around that figure.. not to go and stay for months when you know that’s not what u applied for. Before the covid break it was hot for such individuals when they were reapplying.

I never said so. We were talking about explaining to eco why stayed longer than what the person filled. Of course, I will not advice any body to stay for 3months in a six months visa, just try to maintain the duration u stated on the application form, since is ones first visa. one might choose to stay one month in a two years, 5 and 10 years visa if u choose provided one did not overstay more than six months.

Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 4 by Monmarri: 9:11pm On May 22, 2020

justwise:
I don't believe your story period and i would't advise anybody to do so.

If you like don't believe. I am an adult and I can't just lie. My six-month visa stayed 16days instead of two weeks. My two years visa stayed 3months and then applied for five years and stayed six months. The advice I give is that one should not make UK his home by frequently visiting or overstaying.

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Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 4 by Monmarri: 5:45pm On May 22, 2020

justwise:
Dee282 post=89799550:
In the last ten years I have traveled to the UK more than 20times!! I have spent 5weeks, 4weeks, 3weeks, 10days, etc. on a single trip and I have never had to explain myself.
How do you expect me to believe this when there is no way to verify it?

#Justwise is very true. All my visa applications I didn't explain because there is a place in a drop box that u will be asked how many times av u travelled in the uk, then how long did u stay. No need of explaining any thing if you had a genuine reason that u visited and u never overstay. My 1st visa for six months I put Two weeks and stayed more, then another visa I stayed 3months and the next six months I stayed, So I never explained and got all my visa. I will advise that the person in question need not explain too much, if no overstay, just tell the ECO that u really enjoyed your vacation in the UK and will be glad if given another opportunity.

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Monmarri: 2:15pm On Apr 24, 2020

LagosismyHome:
If the kids already have a passport or their father is settled (ILR or Citizenship) then there is no action item for the kids

It would then be spouse dependent Visa for your sister and the 18,600 for her alone will be enough

Noted. Thank you

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Monmarri: 6:12am On Apr 24, 2020

You think you’re smart?
What’s the 12 mistakes in this picture?

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Monmarri: 11:05pm On Apr 23, 2020

Bourne007:
You just said the twins are citizens .. wetin dem wan apply for if they are? Unless you mean the kids are actually not citizens yet then they just need to go down the citizenship route

Spousal Visa is just 'Spouse' and doesn't apply to kids. One needs to obviously include the kids' names on the form. He needs to meet the financial requirements for just her.

Noted. Thank you

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Monmarri: 11:03pm On Apr 23, 2020

Bourne007:
You just said the twins are citizens .. wetin dem wan apply for if they are? Unless you mean the kids are actually not citizens yet then they just need to go down the citizenship route

Spousal Visa is just 'Spouse' and doesn't apply to kids. One needs to obviously include the kids' names on the form. He needs to meet the financial requirements for just her.

Noted. Thank you

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Monmarri: 8:50pm On Apr 23, 2020

Hello house Pls kindly assist me with this question from my sister. My sister husband lives in the UK with a permanent residence. My sister has twins (2years old) that are UK citizen, . Now she wants to apply for spouse visa, she wants to verify if the kids need to apply too ?since they are citizen do they need to apply for settlement visa ? Will her husband only meet financial requirement of £18600 for her alone or he needs to meet the financial requirement for the her and the kids?. We are a bit confused here. Kindly assist please. Thank you.

Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 4 by Monmarri: 2:33am On Apr 16, 2020

Adayoung:
Please my I recieved my Uk visa last month and my entry date will expire on in 2days. Will I have to apply for a new visa after the lockdown since I cant travel because the airport is closed.

√ You received your UK visa last month? The visa duration you received last month guess is for six months right? If it is six months, u received last month then your visa will expire around August or September. U can travel within that period. It doesn't mean you have to travel the exact date u put in y on line application. Moreso with this covid -19 home office understands and the issue will be retify.

You don't need to apply for a new visa if your visa has not yet expired.

Health › Re: Anyone Trying IVF/IUI/ICSI (Fertility Treatments)? by Monmarri: 9:22pm On Apr 15, 2020

Goldie16:
Oo ok

Hi dear I saw y message, should I chat u up angry

Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 4 by Monmarri: 9:18pm On Apr 15, 2020

Green4:
Hello justmelow and everyone in the thread...pls I want to ask this question, I applied for UK tourist visa last year and was denial...can I apply for tie2 visa by the end of this year thanks...

Yes if you meet all the requirements u can go ahead and apply.

Health › Re: Anyone Trying IVF/IUI/ICSI (Fertility Treatments)? by Monmarri: 9:14pm On Apr 15, 2020

yolemum:
@ monmarri, I have responded o, check your email

I only saw your response in respect of the message I sent through your profile. but, I sent another email and u didn't respond. I have sent again kindly respond. If you want to release it respond but if you don't want to no worries. I understand. Thank you

Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 4 by Monmarri: 6:44pm On Apr 15, 2020

Seankay323:
thanks . I have had some huge deposits prior to the start of the 6 month period which is still in my account , do i need to explain the source of the deposited funds before the 6 month period commenced or i only need to explain any large deposit within the 6 month period?

My advice is that you should print out the SOA from the first start of the six months, then if there is any large sum apart from y source of income explain. I will advice from the six months avoid lump-sum in the SOA u will submit. Just try to maintain your sources of income.

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Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 4 by Monmarri: 6:10pm On Apr 15, 2020

Seankay323:
good day ppl,please is it only deposits or withdrawals in the statement of account within the 6 month period they look at when making a decision ?

They look at both. So u need to Balance the both. Let your spending/withdrawal be in portion with your monthly expenses asked in the application form. Then your deposit be from all your sources of income. Any large deposit apart from your sources of earning need to be explained with proof.

Health › Re: Anyone Trying IVF/IUI/ICSI (Fertility Treatments)? by Monmarri: 6:05pm On Apr 15, 2020

yolemum:
Hello everyone,
I need help, I'm TTCing but DH currently likes in the UK and I have no means of going to see him over there, is there any way they can transport his frozen sperm from UK, so that I can undergo an IVF treatment in Nigeria, any recommendations of companies in Nigeria that are into cryopreservation transport/shipping. I learnt its possible.. pls assist with responses...Thanks

Hi dear I sent you a mail. Kindly respond please. Thank you

Health › Re: Anyone Trying IVF/IUI/ICSI (Fertility Treatments)? by Monmarri: 6:03pm On Apr 15, 2020

Goldie16:
Resend it please

Sorry dear it was @Yolemum I was referring to not you. Thank you

Health › Re: Anyone Trying IVF/IUI/ICSI (Fertility Treatments)? by Monmarri: 2:03pm On Apr 15, 2020

yolemum:
Hi Goldie, pls if you dont mind, can I get the contact of that your friend so she can guide me

Hi dear I sent a chat to you and you didn't respond. Pls check my mail and respond pls

Health › Re: Anyone Trying IVF/IUI/ICSI (Fertility Treatments)? by Monmarri: 10:55am On Apr 13, 2020

Goldie16:
I haven't seen her or heard from her since then when I saw her in the hospital's reception, so, I don't know if she's pregnant. I was there with my husband for our own doctors appointment.
It's not up to 9 months sha

Ok. Thank you for your response

Health › Re: Anyone Trying IVF/IUI/ICSI (Fertility Treatments)? by Monmarri: 4:07am On Apr 13, 2020

Goldie16:
I have a friend who did that. Contact Charitos BO or Nordica or any other reputable fertility clinic
There's courier for transporting human samples and organs. It's a medical courier not the usual DHL.

Please was y friend own successful? That is the IVF, was it successful? Thank you

Health › Re: Anyone Trying IVF/IUI/ICSI (Fertility Treatments)? by Monmarri: 4:06am On Apr 13, 2020

Goldie16:
I have a friend who did that. Contact Charitos BO or Nordica or any other reputable fertility clinic
There's courier for transporting human samples and organs. It's a medical courier not the usual DHL.

Ok thanks for this information. I will make enquiry

Health › Re: Anyone Trying IVF/IUI/ICSI (Fertility Treatments)? by Monmarri: 3:32am On Apr 12, 2020

yolemum:
Hello everyone,
I need help, I'm TTCing but DH currently likes in the UK and I have no means of going to see him over there, is there any way they can transport his frozen sperm from UK, so that I can undergo an IVF treatment in Nigeria, any recommendations of companies in Nigeria that are into cryopreservation transport/shipping. I learnt its possible.. pls assist with responses...Thanks

Favours202:
Contact the bridge fertility clinic in Lagos.
They do it.

Really never heard of it. Please have u heard of anyone that have done it and was successful?? If it is possible, it will be very expensive o

Health › Re: Anyone Trying IVF/IUI/ICSI (Fertility Treatments)? by Monmarri: 3:26am On Apr 12, 2020

Health › Re: Anyone Trying IVF/IUI/ICSI (Fertility Treatments)? by Monmarri: 3:24am On Apr 12, 2020

Health › Re: Anyone Trying IVF/IUI/ICSI (Fertility Treatments)? by Monmarri: 3:21am On Apr 12, 2020

Travel › Re: UK Spouse Visa/Appeal Process-part2 by Monmarri: 1:25pm On Apr 10, 2020

ritamart:
Hello House!

I have been reading from the beginning and have learnt a great deal so far in preparation for my application which will be in July.

So far, I have known what's required of me but I have a problem now, Hubby will change to a new job hopefully,next month.

The problem now is, what are we going to do in regards to not having a minimum of 6months payslip from his new employers?

Should we apply after six months of him working with his new employers?
@ Lexusgs430 please come to my rescue.

He will apply under CAT B. Goggle it on the website, u will see what CAT B explains. He can join the both salary. Or better still he can start the new employment and work for six months and apply under category A( CAT A).

Health › Re: Anyone Trying IVF/IUI/ICSI (Fertility Treatments)? by Monmarri: 5:08pm On Apr 09, 2020

yolemum:
Hello everyone,
I need help, I'm TTCing but DH currently likes in the UK and I have no means of going to see him over there, is there any way they can transport his frozen sperm from UK, so that I can undergo an IVF treatment in Nigeria, any recommendations of companies in Nigeria that are into cryopreservation transport/shipping. I learnt its possible.. pls assist with responses...Thanks

I am not sure this is possible o! Can I pm u?

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Monmarri: 10:59pm On Apr 04, 2020

Lexusgs430:
The role of the HCA is very important, in delivering adequate care.....

Some HCA's triage patients, take bloods, do ECG's etc etc

This conversation started when Ruth May never gave any recognition to the dead Hca's and the press too, towed the same lines...........

I know. Even if she doesn't or forget to recongize them no worries but the way some members of these forum just started talking bad about the HCA I was not happy. I am a member of some health forum, the nurses fell bad and said good things about the HCA. While some of us in this forum that doesn't even know any job responsibilities of HCA started saying all sorts about them not bin special. No body should look down on ones job no matter how small.

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