eyedd:
Hello again guys, please how does the walk-in work? The extra fee to be paid, is that to be paid in cash or with POS?

Someone mentioned walk-in, and I'm willing to do that tomorrow.

Also, what documents are required when going for the TLC walk-in biometric?

Chikadibia21:
Thanks again. Like you stated, even the 2 mentioned are for September only. That exactly is my challenge.

I need several options for January. University of Chester is the only one for now.


Bravo!!

Social work is not like business programs, like other health programs, the selection process is little more stringent. Also. some schools already have prospective students on the waiting list from previous applications. So, apply to as many that you can the price is right.

You also have to check average rent if you intend staying outside school accommodation. The tuition may be affordable but rent isn't.

Try Kent (10,300) , Huddersfield. Yes, ALL SEPTEMBER.

Josh121:
Visa Alert Visa Alert Visa Alert
I want to say a big thank you to everyone in this forum.
Family of 4
Timeline
Biometric 15th July (Walk-in ikeja)
Collection mail main applicant 22 July
Collection mail dependants 23 July
All passports picked up
Main applicant priority
Dependants standard

Sammybliss23:
Goodmorning, I am filling the visa application form. I have these questions, please, put me through
(1)I am going with my husband (i am the main applicant). I filled my hubby's details where they stated "spouse/partner details. Then the part of dependant details, do I need to include his details there too?
(2)on the dependant details, I filled my children's details, but they are not going with us. The part they stated "is this person travelling with you to the UK?" Do I say yes or no (like if I say no, won't it attract questions like why are we leaving them behind, with who?)
(3) on my husband's visa form (the dependant form. The part they asked "which Visa is xxxx applying for or been granted?, what option do I choose? Is it tier 2 (general) visa or which one?.

Magnifque01:


For covid test before departure use Afriglobal Medicare (close to customs office in ikeja) you can Google them.

For day 2 and day 8 check out )CTM K

Magnifque01:


For covid test before departure use Afriglobal Medicare (close to customs office in ikeja) you can Google them.

For day 2 and day 8 check out )CTM K

Sammybliss23:
Goodmorning, I am filling the visa application form. I have these questions, please, put me through
(1)I am going with my husband (i am the main applicant). I filled my hubby's details where they stated "spouse/partner details. Then the part of dependant details, do I need to include his details there too?
(2)on the dependant details, I filled my children's details, but they are not going with us. The part they stated "is this person travelling with you to the UK?" Do I say yes or no (like if I say no, won't it attract questions like why are we leaving them behind, with who?)
(3) on my husband's visa form (the dependant form. The part they asked "which Visa is xxxx applying for or been granted?, what option do I choose? Is it tier 2 (general) visa or which one?.

humblemoi:

Thanks very much

1. Yes - you can apply separately as long as you have the funds to cater for both fees. Bear in mind, an undergraduate student can't apply for dependants (if you have plans to switch in the future).
2. Yes - she can apply as your dependant and work/school while in the UK.
3. It doesn't matter as per ties, so long as you have the funds and can establish valid reasons you want your family close by.
4. Doesn't matter if you have the funds and can go together.

ifeoluwadamilol:


Thanks once again for your response, please how can one verify the approved test centers?
Is there a link to view the list of government approved test centers?

Vecharry:
When did you submit application

justwise:


Yes you can

OpemipoEsther:


https://nitp.ncdc.gov.ng/onboarding/homepage

OSPF:
Good morning house,

Please for people who presented more than one statement of account, is it that the UKVI would sum total the 2 accounts to address the POF or it is going to be one SOA per application.

My concern is i have 2 SOA, First SOA is OK for 2 people (wife (applicant) and son) while the 2nd SOA needs to to feed of the 1st SOA to be enough for me. (All accounts has been running, hence the reason i am unable to merge them)

Please i hope this wont be an issue when we eventually apply.

kayalade123:
Has anyone got CAS from Teesside lately? Are they even issuing CAS?

ifeoluwadamilol:


Thanks once again for your response, please how can one verify the approved test centers?
Is there a link to view the list of government approved test centers?

Mamabigboy:
Good morning house. I hope we are doing great.

@justwise and other gurus in the house, I need you to attend to this for me, please. I asked the question a few days ago, but I couldn't get the answer, hence my bringing it up again.

I am about to submit my application for Jan 2022 session to Salford University, however, I am in a dilemma whether to go ahead or not. The reason is that I am currently pregnant and will be due in January 2022. My concerns are:
1. Do I stand a chance of having my visa approved before November (all things being equal) to enable me to travel before I reach 36 weeks as most airlines don't allow pregnant mothers beyond 36/37weeks to board?
2. Being a new mum and attending schools, how does this work out for whoever has gone through this path before?

Please, ejoor o, kindly answer my naive question this time around.

God bless you

ifeoluwadamilol:


I so much appreciate this.

fificole:
All banks use Form A. Its not only for school fees. PTA, Medical bills, Mortgage etc. Probably banks streamline which they will offer because of FX shortages.