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Episte:Go inside the airport (MMIA @ Ikeja), most especially the arrival, you will be able to exchange your FX at the Bureau de change stand. The security might not want to allow you in but tell them you want to exchange Fx , they will allow you and you will get it at a good rate. NB: It might be risky patronizing those guys that loiter around the airport, so it’s best to go straight to their stand inside the airport building. |
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Highlyfavoured3:The money should be in your account until a decision has been made on your application. |
f4flakes:One month to the resumption date - on the 18th of August |
solaiphones:Providus Bank |
Visa Alert🚩🎉🎉🎉 Type: Student Visa Bio: 27th April TLS : Ikeja Empty NSF - 28th April May 4th my bank notified me that UK Embassy sent a letter to verify my POF😂 One paid call on 15th May (decision made) Moved to VAC - 16th May Received by VAC - 16th May Collection Mail - 16th May Collected my visa same day (16th May) BRP Mail - May 17th Team September’23 Resumption ✌️ @Fraih help share a bottle of coke to everyone😃 add biscuit to the one you will give to @duchess90🤗 when it’s your turn I will also do same.🍾🎉 |
infosoftlife:This is not true, it's 6 MONTHS before your resumption date that's why schools issue CAS 6months before the resumption date so that applicant can start applying for Visa. It's for visiting visa that you can only apply 3 MONTHS before your intended travel date. https://www.dundee.ac.uk/guides/apply-student-visa https://www.ed.ac.uk/student-administration/immigration/applying-for-visa/student-visa/applying/outside-uk/when-to-apply
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Fraih:I have replied I also used Form A but initiated it through Flywire as my school doesn't accept payment through Form A directly. If you are planning to use Form A, the best time to initiate the transaction was yesterday to meet up; today is still not bad, but please don't wait till tomorrow so that you won't have to wait for a long time before you are debited, as the waiting period is now something else. NB: The 3 months I gave you before was because I taught you had already applied; if you have not, it might be longer, as most banks have yet to debit those who applied since January. |
Fraih:You know it is in different stages, the last stage that is when you will be debited might take up to three months, also if u are using flywire you might wait for additional 2weeks after you have been debited for the funds to get to Flywire and Flywire credit your school. |
Silentpotato:1. Yes, you can initiate the transaction if you don’t have money in account yet but make preparation to get the money in as soon as possible and also there are also charges that will be deducted before the real money you want to pay, make that one available in your account so that the process can continue even if the money is not in your account yet. 2. It depends on the bank o, visit the bank branch you want to initiate the transaction they will give you. But it’s not a LETTER in quote, for most banks, it’s like a form with the heading “AUTHORITY TO DEBIT AND REMIT FUNDS” which will be given to you by your bank to fill and you will sign, submit for the processing. |
Tunneller:1. You don’t need to stress yourself by removing the lamination, snap the result and convert the jpeg to pdf and upload yourself. It’s very simple and straightforward. 2. They will only work on the uploaded ones, only your international passport will be submitted. 3. No major difference. Most people I saw using assisted service are elderly people who are not familiar with computer , if you feel you are not good with computer you can go for assisted service but if you understand the basic of snapping, converting to pdf and basic uploading of documents then I don’t see any reason why you need an assisted service. Just make sure you upload all the required documents and it’s clear enough. ✌️ |
2Grfehypeman:Hmm...I initiated my Form A with Zenith Bank Jan 5 and I have been debited since Feb 24, even I had those who initiated in Feb have started getting debited. You might need to visit the branch u initiated ur Form A to know what exactly is happening. For the FlyWire u should have called them to re-activate ur link before the time elapse, they can elongate it as much as you want, but u have to tell them like 3 days before the time elapse since u are yet to be debited. Now that the time has elapsed and link expired I am not sure if they can still help, call their Nigeria customer service no to know what can be done. |
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Fraih:You welcome. |
Fraih:Yes! So that you can start your processing “BEFORE THE RUSH” |
Fraih:No! You can only travel one month before your course start date. That should be around August 20 for most schools, you can check your own start date. |
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Cypt:Hello, did the large sum of money appear in the POF statement you submitted? |
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Priceless25:I was in your shoes at some point, and I stayed back, but guess what? The school fees were increased, and I have to use my additional savings to cover the additional fee, which made my waiting next to nothing. So if you keep on waiting, you might have to keep on using your savings to match up with increments, and together with this inflation, which will make your staying back next to nothing unless you are expecting a big contract. Also remember that policy might change at any time which might make the processing more difficult. Let me give you some tips that might help you.... First of all, you have to find a very affordable school with a good payment plan. If you have a 9, 10+ pounds balance after your deposit and a bad payment plan, you might not be able to meet up. Secondly, find a student to tell you how strict the school is in terms of payment deadlines. There are a lot of schools that are very fair and there are schools that will give you high blood pressure if you are yet to complete your school fees payment, but you have to know before you jump into it. Also, plan to get to the UK early. Getting in early will let you get a job before the rush, and you will be able to get budget-friendly accommodation before the rush, also you can work as long as you want before school resumes and you know what that means to sorting your bills. Before leaving Naija be sure that you have been able to get the maximum amount of money you can get (from relatives, sale of properties and the likes) In addition, someone said if you have your wife as a dependent, she can help. 😂😂😂 Bro, if you are a guy and you want to go to school and your wife will work, believe me, it will be a traumatic experience for both of you (not in all cases though). My university roommate who is in the UK and schooling while the wife works said the wife cries every night that she wants to go back to Nigeria as the pressure is too much. Imagine someone who wants to leave a soft life and you now want her to carry the major responsibility, unless you will make her school while you work don't have it as a plan to make your wife work to cover your school fees payment, pay bills and at the same time do the wife role. Lastly, as a tech guy it will be best to have a high-paying remote job with you even if the payment is in naira while in the UK, it will help to sort out bills and cover up some expenses while you also do your student job to earn in pounds, most especially when you are still trying to settle down. Cheers |
HabbyY:Thanks, this is exactly what I intend to do. Pls can you give a rough estimate of what I should budget in naira for IHS and Visa application fee. |
HabbyY:Congratulations! Please what is the best card to pay for IHS and visa fee online? |
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