₦airaland Forum

Lexusgs430:
Mamatakuwas......
You get size 9, make I come claim them ........

James4presh:
Please do you where I can change Naira to british pounds in Leeds or Bradford in uk?

Help it is urgent!!!

DeeOneBangin:
Which license do you mean here?

mizGene:
Getting the care certificate for standards 1-15 is a good start? anyone? any other bundles or resources I can check out please?

mimilyrics:
Fill out and submit the application here:https://consular.mfaservices.nl/schengen-visa/short-stay?lang=en
Book your biometrics appointment here: https://visa.vfsglobal.com/gbr/en/nld/login

Cost here: https://www.netherlandsworldwide.nl/countries/united-kingdom/living-and-working/consular-fees
More info here: https://www.netherlandsworldwide.nl/countries/united-kingdom/travel/applying-for-a-short-stay-schengen-visa

It's an easy process. You'd need insurance, about £200 daily for each day you're spending, accommodation arrangements and flights (they don't need to be confirmed).

rollykotex:
Hi everyone! I don’t know if this has been discussed earlier here, because it’s been a while I came in here. I have a very big issue with mold in my house. Been cleaning and cleaning but it keeps coming back darker, bigger and scarier. I had to complain to the leasing agent and the landlord’s contact was sent to me. He handles all the repairs in his house.
This man keeps saying I should clean and open the windows but this isn’t working. I keep opening the windows despite this extremely cold weather but the molds keep getting bigger. My kitchen entirely turned black and I have to scrub the Walls every 2 weeks.
I signed a one year contract and I’ve just spent 4 months. In fact getting a house in Wales, Swansea to be precise is like hitting a million pounds jackpot so moving out is not even an option now.
Kindly advise on how to deal with the molds of you have ever being in my shoes .
I’m so particular about it because I have 2 children ages 2 and 4 and I heard inhaling it over time could cause respiratory issues especially in children and elderly.
I’m so sorry for my long post. Good evening!

lawali:
Hi Tushqueen, Lexusgs400, Omopapa and others,

Pls I need pounds and will like to exchange with Naira. If u have, let know your rate. Thanks

Richdee1:
Link to the list of sponsors please �

umarwy:
Las las na money we come find no be book

kode12:
My apologies, I know this may have been answered here before, but this thread grows at an alarming pace these days.
Is it possible for someone coming from Nigeria to study BSc Nursing and go straight into practice. After passing any council or board exams along with the B.Sc.

Mamatukwas:
I’ve been thinking.

Programmers/Business people in the house. Can someone build something like Rightmove but for Students moving to the UK. I think there’s a reasonable market for it.

Landlords will post their houses and ask for 3, 6 or 12 months rent in advance (I’ve checked and this is legal). Students can check and if they are happy with any house/location they view as usual and pay.

I won’t go into all the details but I think it would benefit both parties. Abi how Una see am?

P.S- If you decide to build this solution and would like to do it with someone I’m interested please.

marylandcakes:
Here is the 2022 list of the 50 worst places to live in the UK

Ugool:
Good evening everyone. I and my spouse is looking for accomodation in Liverpool. This accomodation thingy is very tedious. We have used zipoola and open rent but the terms are crazy; Paying for 12months min some 6 with additional bills like unrefundable deposit etc. Please if anyone has Futher genuine recommendations or knows a landlord subletting a 1 bedroom or studio kindly let me know. Thank you

justwise:
How will your wife cope with studies? As it’s she can only manage to scale through first semester before giving birth, her visa will run out before the end of her course then all of you will pay again to get extension.

Mashaunola:
Pls i also have naira. I need like 320 pounds

Thehilah4jesus:
I have naira for sell if anyone wants to buy

hustla:
Hmm
Will I be able to get cash?

Lexusgs430:
Omopapa.........

Alkidam:
Anyone who has pounds. I am in need of pounds. I got naira.holla me pls

fatima04:
Na wa oo, some of us never get bonus oo, and lots of people used my link to sign up and fulfil other requirements. Hope its not a marketing scam

romola21:
Lemonade people, can I get a referral link please.

justwise:
...and you earn less up north as well..

mizGene:
You can get all that with £600? I would be shocked...

Damoxy:
Any UK app that operates like PiggyVest or something related?

Preshyi:
Hello guys,
Please what's the best and cost effective way to send money to Nigeria from the UK.

IvanCardozo:
Hello friends,

Glad to join the family. Would be traveling to the UK soon. I'd like to ask, how I could move my funds while enroute to the UK. I'm on a student visa, and with my full tuition paid.

I plan on having some funds to keep me alive before I get a job. Can I put in my dorm account in Nigeria, and withdraw via ATM over there?

Do I just carry cash and put inside my boxers pocket? How much is maximum one can hold as cash on a plane trip? Will having funds in dollar master card make any sense in the UK?

Oggg:
Anyone that needs naira, do pm me.

quivah:
My email has been breathing in your inbox for several months now

Ticha:
Congratulations! The first house is always a steep learning curve! Especially in this very hot market. For first home buyers - my advice is to always go through your own bank first as they have all your financial history right there and can give you a good idea of your chances.

Re- brokers that's why I use 2 brokers. One for vanilla purchases who of course doesn't charge a fee but any small K leg will say oh you can't get it. The 2nd broker runs interference with the banks and pulls all sorts of mortgage miracles (completely legal o!). It's instructive that he is also BAME (I hate that term) and also owns investment properties.

5gee:
Please I need naira, can anyone give me a very good rate?

5gee:
I got my ILR.
10 year route
1 year - Student visa
5 years + tier 2
4 years Spousal/partner
Hopefully I will get my passport in January. Then I can start applying for jobs abroad.
I did not apply for my ILR on tier 2 because I was naive. I was at risk of redundancy with barely 2 months to my ILR and the company wouldn't give me a letter without stating that I was at risk. I didn't feel comfortable applying with that on the letter so I canceled my appointment and when I failed to get another sponsor and not enough time to find a decent job in Nigeria, I applied for a spousal visa which reset my timeline.
In hindsight, I should have applied and I would have been granted it, saving me thousands of pounds in application fees and NHS surcharge. More painful is the fact that I had considered moving back home in the earlier years but got to the point where going back without at least ILR was not logical. Hopefully I find a good role back home or somewhere near , Amen.