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Yes she can.
It costs NGN4,000 at Alagbon.

Qlip:
Please can someone just walk to Alagbon for police report. My wife just applied to join me, however she got a mail that she needs to submit a criminal record certificate. I'm a nurse here who had a job in September after msc in mental health nursing.

Dear All,

Please does anyone have experience of applying for a Skilled Worker Visa with a spouse based in another country? ie. primary applicant, spouse and children applied at the same time, but spouse submitted biometrics and passport 3 days after the rest of the family in a different country because they work there legally.

Family intends to enter the UK together and this is explained in both spouses applications.

Will the processing time be same, should they be worried about anything?

Asking this again.

Dear All,

Please does anyone have experience of applying for a Skilled Worker Visa with a spouse based in another country? ie. primary applicant, spouse and children applied at the same time, but spouse submitted biometrics and passport 3 days after the rest of the family in a different country because they work there legally.

Family intends to enter the UK together and this is explained in both spouses applications.

Will the processing time be same, should they be worried about anything?

Please is it possible for a CoS validity period to be for one year only?
I used to think the shortest amount of time for sponsorship is 3 years, but my cousin who just got hers from a Care Home was sponsored for only 1 year - HCA route.

Please does anyone know why this is and is it something she can extend when she gets to the UK?

Dear All,

Please does anyone have experience of applying for a SW Visa with a spouse based in another country? ie. primary applicant, spouse and children applied at the same time, but spouse submitted biometrics and passport 3 days after the rest of the family in a different country because they work there legally.

Family intends to enter the UK together and this is explained in both spouses applications.

Will the processing time be same, should they be worried about anything?

Hi everyone,

Please if I'm going to the UK via the HCA route and won't need to pay the IHS surcharge, will my dependants [spouse and kids] have to pay the IHS surcharge?
Also will their visa costs be halved just like mine or will they pay the full fee?

Please are reference letters on letter-headed paper accepted by Care Homes?

Or do they only accept reference by email?
Asking because most hospitals in Nigeria do not have official websites, so will they accept the regular gmail/yahoo mails for reference in this case?

Anyone with some experience in this area and has passed this stage should please help.

Thank you.

Oh, nice!
Congratulations and thank you.

TomatoSauce1:
I used my uk MSc degree of 2015 as proof of english and I just got my visa today. Will share timeline later

Thank you.

mimilyrics:
Doesn't matter when you did it, as long as it a UK degree, it is accepted as proof of English.

Hello everyone.

I have seen some responses to my question below in the thread, however I haven't seen any response that goes into details.

My question is:
For someone with a UK MSc from years back, returned to Nigeria after studies and currently applying on the Health Care Worker Visa route as a Care Assistant, is the UK MSc Certificate sufficient to prove English competence?

I have seen a lot of "yes" responses to the question on the thread, however, please does anyone know anyone who has successfully applied from Nigeria for the Health Care Worker visa using just their UK MSc certificate, without needing NARIC/ECCTIS or IELTS?

I will appreciate a detailed response to this please.
Wouldn't want to spend all that money getting NARIC/ECCTIS evaluation, only to find out I could have done without it.

Thank you.

Annim:
@ MrsO2
I'm staying with a friend. Try airbnb you might get something relatively cheap..

Alright, will do.
Thank you.

Annim:
Good day all. Hardly make comments but just ve to share my POE.
Flew AF on Sunday 17th from Abuja to Houston with my mum and 20mnths old son. Flight was okay just my son that decided to show us pepper.
Got to IAH by 2.30pm. Booked a wheelchair for mum so we flew past the very long line of people waiting to go thru customs. Got to CBP.. Conversation was
CBP. Why re u here
Me. Vacation for my mum and son while for me childbirth
CBP. Can see u had Ur son here. Who paid d bills.
Me. I did
CBP. Do u ve d receipts
Me. Yes and I brought them out.
CPB. When re u due and have u made any prepayment
Me. Due in October and no prepayment. Will make all payments by Tuesday when I ve my appt
CPB. How much do u ve on you
Me. Told him
CPB. OK fingers and look at the camera.
Did same with my mum and sent me for SI. Waited a few mins and some1 came to take me there. My mum went to baggage claim while I went with my son. Got inside and my son started throwing tantrums as usual. Was told to take him into the children's room. Less than 2 mins a lady brought juice and biscuit for him. 2 mins leta another officer came in and asked me if I paid all bills for him told him yes and asked if he wanted to see receipts he said no that he's OK. Less Dan 3mins he came back with my PP and said I cld go. Thanked him and left. Was sent to declare my funds since I came in with over $10k. Took less Dan 15mins and I was told to go. Was not sent to agric even having declared foodstuffs
Using Dr. Xy and HNWM. Will post bills when I'm done.
Thanks all...

Hi @Annim,
I'm a December mum and intend to use same hospital as you, so looking forward to your post on bills.
Also, please would you be staying with family or rented apartment? I'm still in search of relatively cheap accommodation options, especially around the hospital.