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Viola2017:
Ok.
Yes the baby can stay for 6 months but according to her, she was told that the baby has to be in another country before applying for his brb. I will keep us updated if there are any positive changes.
They just arrived last week of march

Pearlyfaze:
Good afternoon Elders,

I need advise on certain decisions especially as regards the proposed 8years Skilled Worker Route to ILR. This proposal is currently causing riot in my head.
We planned buying a property in the next 4-5 months paying the 25% deposit. But the riot in my head is not letting us arrive at any conclusion.
We have options of moving to either Australia (But we Dey fear crawling things), Canada on Work Visa or Ireland but none of this can start fully until my wife finishes her study by first quarter next year.

I know some of my rants here are unrelated but please I want to know what you gurus honestly think.

jesmond3945:
where even dey friendly sef

hustla:
8 years with betterrrrrr pay and weather, Ill take that without thinking twice

Of which, there are routes for nurses where you can quickly get green card

feddy27:
I'm back to the UK, let's see how it goes...thanks for the heads up

Lexusgs430:
If you have a transaction of £200 per month, to the person you're inviting..........

That £200 pcm, stops whilst the person is with you ....... I say again, it's all about the approach........

I invited my parents and in-laws, with less than £100 end balance....... And none of them ever got rejected.......

So I say again.........🤑😁🤣😜

Viola2017:
Ok.
Yes the baby can stay for 6 months but according to her, she was told that the baby has to be in another country before applying for his brb. I will keep us updated if there are any positive changes.
They just arrived last week of march

Viola2017:
Please when was this?
Someone just came back to Uk with her new born and was told that for the child to get BRB, that they need to apply outside uk. So they are looking at traveling to Nigeria or back to US and then apply for his BRB

Viola2017:
Please when was this?
Someone just came back to Uk with her new born and was told that for the child to get BRB, that they need to apply outside uk. So they are looking at traveling to Nigeria or back to US and then apply for his BRB

Adebayo82:
Please can somebody share with me the link to apply for AMEX credit card.

feddy27:
God bless you 😁 you won’t understand the relief this answer brought. I’ve been thinking and searching online but I needed to hear from someone who has a first hand experience. Once baby is here, I want to leave in 2weeks😀

feddy27:
Oh great 👍 thank you so much ! This brings a lot of clarity. I was worried they would say parents have resident permit and why is newborn coming just with passport . Thank you for this. You are now my guide 😀

feddy27:
So good to know I have people on same mission with me😁 6yrs after, back to the thread again. Please did you need to do a dependent visa for the newborn?

Viola2017:
Thanks a lot for your response. Please what other question was she asked?

Viola2017:
Good afternoon all.
I’m based in uk on a tier 2 visa with my husband and two kids(American citizens). Currently I’m pregnant and I will still want him/ her to have the American passport but I still can’t figure out the reasons to point out why I want to travel during interview because I have just applied for a medical visa.
The visa I got initially was medical visa and I declared that I was pregnant and I wanted to birth my baby in the USA because of the poor health care system in Nigeria.
Now I’m in the uk, I really do not know what to claim.
Please I need your suggestions
Thanks!!!

Ticha:
After all, we're British and moved to New Zealand 5 years ago and we're now planning a move back to the UK. At this point, I'd happily move to the US for a couple of years sef but we will return to the UK.

In many expat FB groups, Aussies, Kiwis and of course Americans are trying to move to Europe aka UK because - lower pay yes but also, lower cost of living, shorter working hours, more annual leave, more worker and renters protections to name but the few benefits


Na green grass syndrome dey worry everyone. Plus the British are awesome at whinging. Complaining about how shit the UK is is a national past time. Sotay their nickname here in the antipodes is whinging poms!

hustla:
Was reading an article yesterday where a UK Mental health nurse left the UK and went to Australia. Said she was earning more selling ice cream to people as an attendant while waiting for her license than she earned as a full time nurse in the UK

it's really sad and weird..with all the stress and everything, they still earn peanuts .. Youtube now is full of UK nurses who have made the jump to US , New Zealand or Australia and are making way better money than they did in the UK with lower stress levels

Now, imagine they dont even have influx of nurses from Nigeria and other African countries, it would have been really mad

Something needs to be done about it in the near future of na collapse them dey look at

Chreze:
The UK government like to play dumb/busy on things that patterns to updating system or improving process, but smart when it comes to getting money off immigrants. When you think of how smart they claim and how they tend to act unaware to some things you can only tell it’s a selfish act.

If Nigeria ever gets a good president (now or in the nearest future), believe me, over 50% will leave the UK. I would have said 80% but since I did not carry out any survey, make I leave am for 50%.

The country is a rip off, environment is not healthy, people get serious health disease/infection without knowing what they have gotten. Spend lots of money on electronics (dehumidifier, purifier n its likes) just to stay healthy and alive.

To be honest, if not for language and security I would have preferred India or South Africa to living in this UK (that’s comparing with Nigeria’s current state).

koonbey:
Have you done it before? Or do you know someone personally who has?

Lexusgs430:
Been mortgage tied ......... What does this mean .......

Can you compare the equity appreciation vs interest expectations........

Let's assume it takes 5 years to get your naturalization, you want to be paying your landlord's mortgage for 5 year's......... I say no more ......

We need some financial management lessons 101, on this thread............

Simply sell the house,when you want to JAPA*2 .......

fatima04:
Scenario below

Assuming you came on Tier 2 Visa and the date on your visa vignette from Nigeria is 1st November 2022 you can apply 28days before 1st November 2027 (which is 5yrs after) I.e 3rd of October 2027.
Use the calculator link below or excel for your deduction to be accurate and in the case of 10 yrs route

https://www.timeanddate.com/date/dateadded.html?d1=13&m1=12&y1=2022&type=sub&ay=&am=&aw=&ad=28&rec=

Hope it's clear and I haven't confused you further . You cal also find more information on gov.uk with explanation on date and absences

ukay2:
For CASH LISA account holders, do not forget to get the £4,000 into it to get the free 25% ((£1,000) by end of tax year in 5th April 2023. This could be used to deposit for your first mortgage house. Husband and wife less than 40 years could open this account and save upto £10,000 each tax year until both reach 50 years when you cannot save money in the LISA account.


For STOCK & SHARES ISA account holders, do not forget to max out the £20,000 allowance per tax year, 5th April, 2023. When you max out the £20k in stocks and shares ISA account, you can keep putting more funds in your General Investment Account.

There are so many stocks that are quite cheap in NYSE...you can cherry pick good dividend paying stocks with dividend yields upto 6-8%.

Remember that profits from stocks and share lSA account and dividend payments from your stocks and shares ISA account are not TAXABLE....tax man doesn't look into these earnings

Slow and steady win in the market....

HAPPY 2023.....