₦airaland Forum

Adolfnigeria:
ALright, Ill keep this forum updated when I hear back. Please also do the same.

If you had bio during this week, let us know the good news.

Adolfnigeria:
is there anybody here who did their biometrics on the 19th ?

Standard application.?

Have you heard back.?

rasheed329:
did u get any NSF?

fabulous2019:
This ukvi visa delay is crazy

fabulous2019:
Please house, I got an nhs job, and I live in Uk, can I do police clearance from here and backdate it, will it be accepted
Thanks

SirPilgrim:
Pls who has a connect for police clearance in Lagos or Kwara State.

preekahantas:
I'm sure he was trying to protect her from unforseen circumstances. Nigerian men have no use other than violence.

Just google search "Nigerian Man". If you don't see any news or pictures of violence or criminality, come back here and call me a goat.

CarrilT:
Skilled worker visa alert!!!
Biometrics: 14th Sept
NSF: Non
VAC notification: 26th Sept
BRP: 28th Sept
Standard application

Crystalclara:
I also did my on 13th and still waiting... And daughter did same day with me and has gotten her visa since 19th. I'm the main applicant but no show yet. They asked my husband for POF or letter from company for maintenance even though maintenance was ticked.

cyberat:
Skilled worker visa alert!!!
Biometrics: 11th Sept
NSF: 12th sept
BRP: 24th Sept
Standard application
The anxiety is something else o cos I did my application myself and noticed a few errors afterwards, But God came through for me.
To God be the Glory.

FrustratedMonk:
Visa alert!!!

Type: Family of 5 (5 years COS, Healthcare)
Application date: 20th August
Biometric date: 31st August
TLS: Abuja - Standard
BRP mail: 18 September (Decision made 15th Sept )
DHL text message for all applicants (19th of September)

jurhnsyn:
Please house I have a situation that need your urgent attention.

My CoS is for 5 years and I paid $635 for is for a 5 year skilled worker visa for me and each of my dependants.

However I received a decision mail this morning that states that my permission is from 27/09/2023 to 2709/2026 for me and my partner dependant which is 3 years. I believe this is an error.

What should I do in this case? Still waiting for decision for a child dependant though. Kindly advise

MRDEE01:
They steal mostly Japanese batteries.
They couldn't steal my neighbour's BMW battery after the took almost 4 batteries in our neighbourhood

adenigga:
Source: https://punchng.com/Subsidy-removal-will-reduce-carbon-dioxide-emissions-says Shettima

ELKHALIFAISIS:
u never get passport ur head don dey go up small small... u sure say they go give ekperima like u visa

adonainana:
Life survival skills

Anything you learn education wise outside the uk becomes almost irrelevant the moment you set your feet

Also you didn’t say the route you are coming with

Only the route you are coming to the uk with can save you in these perilous times .

Thank you.

Work.... I understand perfectly.

Be prepared to have 2 simultaneous jobs and be prepared for life / work lifestyle changes

ELKHALIFAISIS:
They no tell u office work no dey UK

Originalsly:
You told us in your write up .... it's written between the lines.

Sirchiboy:
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How old are you?

jackaustin631:
Congratulations on your upcoming relocation! Preparing in advance to improve your skills and increase your earning potential is a great idea. Here are some skills you can start working on this month to set yourself up for success in the UK:

Language Skills: If English is not your first language, improving your English proficiency will be incredibly beneficial in the UK job market. You can enroll in language courses, practice with language exchange partners, or use language learning apps.

Digital Skills: Developing digital skills can open up a wide range of job opportunities. Consider learning skills such as data analysis, digital marketing, social media management, or basic coding. There are many online platforms and courses that offer these skills.

Certifications and Qualifications: Research the specific industries or sectors you are interested in and find out what certifications or qualifications are in demand. Acquiring relevant certifications can make you stand out from other job applicants.

Soft Skills: Employers in the UK value soft skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and adaptability. Work on improving your interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence.

Networking Skills: Building professional connections is crucial in the job market. Start networking early by attending industry events, joining online professional groups, and connecting with people in your target field.

Industry Knowledge: Research the industries that are thriving in the UK and gain knowledge about their trends, challenges, and opportunities. Staying informed will give you an edge during job interviews.

Financial Literacy: Understanding personal finance and budgeting will help you manage your money effectively when you move to the UK. There are plenty of online resources and courses available to enhance your financial literacy.

Adaptability and Cultural Awareness: Being aware of cultural differences and being adaptable to new environments will make your transition smoother.

Remote Work Skills: Due to the pandemic, remote work has become more common in [color=#000000]garage flooring phoenix[/color]. Familiarize yourself with remote work tools, time management, and effective communication in a virtual work setting.

Resume and Interview Skills: Polish your resume to highlight your skills and experiences, and practice interview techniques to present yourself confidently to potential employers.

Remember that improving yourself is a continuous journey, and starting early will give you a head start in the UK job market. Set achievable goals, create a study schedule, and stay committed to your skill development plan. Best of luck with your relocation and your pursuit of personal and professional growth!

Originalsly:
Forget about what skill to learn .... you cannot make it abroad. No lazy person has ever made it abroad.

Whazar:
If you don reach UK I go connect you to some of my Gs depends on where you are there

Within a year you should make nothing less than 60k pounds not even capping if your head correct oo and you sharp

Sarrkii1:
All the best

Purvan:
Enroll in a vocational school and learn a trade or learn how to drive big trucks and fork lifts


Companies like Maersk are looking for peeps in those areas

MMG01:
I lost interest in thread as OP mentioned Uk
Wtf 😬

ednut1:
too late to learn any tangible skills. Prepare to hustle

ednut1:
Where are you relocating to?

yrhuhfy113:
wrong question, wrong place

WE DON'T KNOW WHERE YOU ARE GOING, but you want us to MAGICALLY TELL YOU WHAT SKILL WILL WORK OVER THERE?
Does this make any logical sense to you? who does that?

WE DON'T KNOW WHO YOU ARE, if you are male, female, healthy, sick, rich or poor.... OR WHAT YOUR CHARACTER TEMPRAMENT IS.... you just want use to give you ideas on what will work for you.

See, nairaland is NOT google and no one cares about you, GO AND SIT AND THINK FOR YOURSELF.......... get yourself acquainted with the businesses that thrive in that country or skills that they are willing to pay for.... THEN START LEARNING.

Its irritating when you give the general public the task of FREELY doing for you, what you should do for yourself. Get a consultant in that country or nigerians living there, then ask them......... IF THEY DON'T PERSONALLY KNOW YOU, THEY MAY STILL LIE TO YOU AND SCAM YOU.


See, I don't really care if you get offended at my bitter truth but THERE IS PEACE in doing things by yourself, and if you must ask for HELP, be very very DETAILED.