Babhydoll:


Yes around past 9

Sparekey:


Good evening boss.


Please can I get samples of the introduction letter?

ensamy:

I got an offer for September 2022 at Ulster, how is the school .

em7even:
Visa Alert!!!

Applied for Admission (with depression) - 24th November after Middlesex denied me CAS. That's a story for another day.

Admission granted - 30th November.

Applied for CAS - 11th December.

CAS issued - 16th December.

Applied for Visa - 17th December.

Biometrics - 17th December, Abuja TLS (Walk-in).

Paid Mail - 1st January... replied the next day, no decision made.

Paid Mail - 5th January... replied the next day, no decision made.

Paid Mail - 10th January... replied the next day, decision has been made. I became more nervous. Hehehe.

Collection Mail - 12th January... shipped with DHL that same. DHL literally crawled to Asaba from Abuja.

DHL Delivery - 14th January, 11:30 GMT+1. Visa granted.

Documents submitted - Transcript, Degree Certificate, POF, TB Test Certificate, NECO, CAS, Work Reference, HSE Certificates, Passport.

No NSF Mail.

Two refusals declared - Canada visit and Poland study.

Here is what I'd tell you all. If you don't have time to read every page on this thread, then this process isn't important to you. I don't want to hear your reason, if it is important, you'd make time for it. I came here when it was 508 pages and I read every of the pages (made screenshots) to the current page. I got everything I needed from here. People now pay me to even fill their visa applications and do admission processes for them because I seem like an expert. Just by reading thoroughly. Read o! Read! Stop looking for who'd spoon-feed you. Read! Search for schools, send them emails, call them to make enquiries, they're always happy to help from my experience.

I applied to 19 schools. 17 gave me admission, 2 are yet to make a decision (good luck to them), some conditional (IELTs), others unconditional. I left others and chose Middlesex before they tried to kill me by denying me CAS after 2 interviews - failed the 1st, passed the 2nd but they said my 2nd responses conflicted with the 1st. This happened on the 24th of November, same day I applied to Manchester Met - 5 days to Manchester Met's closing date for admission.

Your Personal Statement has to be very convincing. That was my selling point, I think! My inbox is filled with emails from different schools because I like to get the information directly from them.

For those that are yet to apply, include your work reference(s) and a detailed CV to your application. A CV cannot stand in for work reference(s). It is not mandatory but it will save you a lot of stress and/or time. Appointment letter is not really needed in my opinion. A letter of introduction from your employer covers that. If you need a format of such letter, just send me a message. You don't lose anything by including those in your application. However, you have everything to gain.

I don't believe in any god so for me, this is about doing the right thing, and not by praying to anyone.
Thank you to everyone that has shared his/her experience(s) here! They're invaluable!

Manchester, incominggggggg!

olutop:
Visa Alert!!!!

Online Application 8th December
Biometrics 21st December ikeja TLS(Assisted)
Decision made 11th January according to decison letter.
Moved to VAC 19th January
Collection mail 19th January
Delivered by DHL 20th January
No NSF mail

Documents submitted: Waec cert, Bsc Cert(Photocopy), Tb cert, POF(28days Nov 24th to December 21st(printed on the day of my Biometric) even though I had over 40days of POF
5 years study gap, I didn't upload any work reference or Document
I really pushed UKVI rules to the limit which I wont advice anyone to try

I started reading this thread a week after my Biometrics, Nairaland peeps scared the hell out of me with different post and resolutions about UKVI rules.

All praises belong to God

Off to UCLAN to Study MSc Sport Medicine(My dream profession).

Horlarleycon:


Hello
Please do you know other schools in UK that accepts HND for masters. I graduated with Distinction

MrsDanex:
Visa alert!
It has ended in praise. Good luck to everyone

MrsDanex:
Visa alert!
It has ended in praise. Good luck to everyone

Babhydoll:
30th of December, Abuja moved to VAC

Sparekey:


Please how did you do it? And can you put me through

judithnze:
30th December moved to VAC
It shall end in praise.

asamwababy:


Not a problem.Get a lawyer and i think there is something the high court provides regarding documents as a guardian about 150k or so.Ask around because people use it a lot for cases as yours or people with kids from previous marraiges.

judithnze:
30th December moved to VAC
It shall end in praise.

yolkman20:
What time did you did your biometrics on the 30th?

This man, relax.

yolkman20:
What time did you did your biometrics on the 30th?

Alexjohn2020:
it's undergraduate tho

Resurgent2016:
Pls I am having issue booking biometrics on TLS (Ikeja). Dates are shown but cant be selected successfully.

Pls what could be the issue and how can i get pass this

tedpayne:
PLEASE ADVISE:

My spouse and I want to apply and travel with my 2 kids and nephew.
We are dependents, she’s the principal applicant.
My nephew has been living with me even before I got married.

His dad - my younger brother, had him with a lady while they were still very young and in school. The lady’s parents never wanted anything to do with my nephew solely because my brother was of a different religion. So I took him in and he’s been my responsibility since birth.

Fortunately, my wife has no issues with him living with us after marriage, so he’s been with us and we now have 2 kids of ours.

My brother is now married, although my nephew still lives with me because we had an agreement with his wife that we don’t mind mind and would keep taking care of him so they could ‘enjoy’ their marriage.

My nephew’s Mum is still single but not ready or willing to take custody of him.

My kids and my nephew are now so attached! They’ve done everything together and attended same schools. They see him as the first born - their big bro.

What do we need to reduce his chances of visa denial?
What do we need to do proactively for a seamless or fairly hitch-free application?

We intend to put in our visa applications soon.

Kindly help, gurus!

ensamy:

Simple, go to thier website or through UCAS , create account and then scroll to Application, from there follow the instructions , check the course you are interested on and apply. Then upload the requested documents.
Note: The advantage of doing this application yourself is that the area that involves 'statement of purpose' is better done by yourself because you are the one that understands why you want to study abroad, chose the school, the course and what you want to do back at your home country ( not necessarily you come back).
In the other hand if you use an agent, the course they will chose for you is usually the ones they can write the statement of purpose which is crucial in the admission process.
If your application is good they may issue you a conditional offer and if you meet all the required documents and conditions afterwards then follows the unconditional offer. I am referring to Masters degree admissions. I stand to be corrected if I missed something in my explanation.

tedpayne:
PLEASE ADVISE:

My spouse and I want to apply and travel with my 2 kids and nephew.
We are dependents, she’s the principal applicant.
My nephew has been living with me even before I got married.

His dad - my younger brother, had him with a lady while they were still very young and in school. The lady’s parents never wanted anything to do with my nephew solely because my brother was of a different religion. So I took him in and he’s been my responsibility since birth.

Fortunately, my wife has no issues with him living with us after marriage, so he’s been with us and we now have 2 kids of ours.

My brother is now married, although my nephew still lives with me because we had an agreement with his wife that we don’t mind mind and would keep taking care of him so they could ‘enjoy’ their marriage.

My nephew’s Mum is still single but not ready or willing to take custody of him.

My kids and my nephew are now so attached! They’ve done everything together and attended same schools. They see him as the first born - their big bro.

What do we need to reduce his chances of visa denial?
What do we need to do proactively for a seamless or fairly hitch-free application?

We intend to put in our visa applications soon.

Kindly help, gurus!

judithnze:
Congratulations.
Did your family get theirs too alongside?

MrsDanex:
No, still waiting for theirs to get to Delta state.

cutelekush01:


Sure he can, the refusals doesn’t Affect his chance of getting student visa. All he need is to declare the refusals.