Tycoon027:



You pay 12,000 on your Biometric Day to Upload any missing document

StanleyOlishe:



Can I use two bank statements, globus bank and Stanbic bank for me and my dependent

We have 10M in the globus bank and 6M in the Stanbic bank but they are all in the name of the main applicant

Tboytb:
TLS ikeja january 19th, and urs ?

elengine:
Good evening everyone. Please I need your advice. Are you expected to add the balance of school fees to the pof once you pay 50% or I should go to show only living exp for me and my spouse? Thanks

Nathandara:
Pls house someone should help on how how to apply for student visa...I need the link pls.

LuchiBianca:
Only the school can decide this. Let her apply with what she has. If they deem it necessary, they will ask her to produce it.

Munamoqel:
it not an emotional thing .it statistics and data go find what happen to the 2011 japa set if 90 percent didnt meet a dead end . going with family after settling in for some months is adviceble.mum working as nanny is abusing the visit visa condition .unpaid work

Edwosa:


90% back in 2011? yea u may be right...

But this tier 4 study visa has the post-study visa attached to it; which wasn't there back in 2011... (pls correct me, if I'm wrong). The fear of the unknown is our biggest probs as Nigerians.

For me, going with whatever number of dependants is the concern of those doing so... So long as it is legal, it shouldnt be a problem. You're gifting ur kids with the best future they could possibly have (when compared to 9ja's).

But what we all shd note is that, we shouldn't allow our grades suffer while we hustle to keep up with bills and fees while studying. It's the after-study opportunities that should drive our all our academic and non-academic efforts while we're studying to earn our degrees. If you come out with good grades and get hired... All these financial struggles we're envisaging will never surface... Going there shouldn't be with the feeling of I've arrived, but should come to you with the sense of responsibility of 'there's more to be done for a short while, to accomplish my dreams'

Nigerians are not lazy, we just need a land where the government works to unlease our rich potentials... God will crown our efforts with his glory and grace.

Cheers.

Nathandara:
Pls house someone should help on how how to apply for student visa...I need the link pls.

Tycoon027:



I totally disagree Mam/Sir. They typically ask you at the High Court about what date you want to be written on your Document. As opposed to your sense of Morality, It’s not a Forgery. It’s still going to be signed and stamped by a Judge. So REST IN JESUS NAME

StanleyOlishe:



Can I use two bank statements, globus bank and Stanbic bank for me and my dependent

We have 10M in the globus bank and 6M in the Stanbic bank but they are all in the name of the main applicant

StanleyOlishe:



Please I need answers to this

Munamoqel:
the psw visa didn't start today .it was there in 2011 before it was suspended .before the psw there was the Scotland talent visa of 1 year .please go to the other thread and see first hand complains of students with family baggage to deal with .90 percent of current travellers are on budget now with the introduction of the psw the 10 percent baller from nigeria don't really care about psw or greener pastures or psw visa or not .they attend uk Universities irrespective of the cost .we have student from Nigeria paying 6m secondary fees in Nigeria in B.I S lekki they mostly move to the uk to school and don't really care about the psw .

Pauloot:
I personally ve never been attracted by lower deposit fee, the big task you're avoiding will be waiting for you in UK. The mathematics is very simple!

Gbemi58:
Yes you can.

Joyousgem:


I agree with most of your points. The PSW permit is not new, I have few friends in Scotland who benefited from the scheme pre 2011. You are right in saying that majority of them went back as they could not find jobs.

That said, i think it's easier for couples to afford the rest of the fees because the dependent can work without restrictions on hours of work allowed unlike the main applicant during term time. Also there are other possibilities to switch visa category for either the student or dependent. Couples who have Kids above school age 5 will cope as little childcare would be needed during term time. The cost of putting children in nursery can be crippling, so I can understand bringing a parent in to help as the savings can go towards school fees.

However, single applicants who haven't paid a big chunk of their school fees before enrolment (or have it saved already) will struggle, as 20hrs a week is just going to cover your cost of living. Where will school fees come from? If you happen to have well settled family members in the UK that can help, you may be fine. I have helped a few friends with securing admissions, and I keep preaching that 20hrs will not solve the problem, just being realistic.

I have lost track of the number of links friends have sent me to contribute to help students from Nigeria who can't pay their school fees, because of unforseen circumstances. I will advise people coming through the study route to plan properly and do your costings. The last thing you want is to be stranded.

Also, PSW fees is high and extortionate combined with health surcharge too. Imagine the cost for a whole family of 4 or 5.

The study route is a great opportunity for families and singles alike as approval rates are high, we just have to plan well. Without proper planning, students will start defaulting on their payment to their prospective universities. These universities are obligated to report to UKBA. It is only a matter of time before schools start demanding higher deposits or full payment. We should not ruin it for others.

Munamoqel:
Student visa is not a japa visa and it not that there Notting God cannot do (uk settlement) we Nigerians and agents have twisted everything upside down .the teir 4 student visa has a lot of limitations and the psw is a dead end if you can't move to other category of visas .all this heavy baggage Nigerians carry as students lead to more stress. Person on a budget will carry wife and 3 kids at a go on a student visa (12k tution fees) on your neck plus accomadation and day care .one student even carry him mama and mother inlaw on.a student visa .ontop how much 20 hours work .the student visa bring you close to the opportunity the uk has to offer if lucky you grab it but honestly many will be back to Nigeria after 2 years psw visa same mass movement happen in 2011 and many are back in Nigeria with shining certificate and hustling same jobs kogi State University graduates.

Joyousgem:


I agree with most of your points. The PSW permit is not new, I have few friends in Scotland who benefited from the scheme pre 2011. You are right in saying that majority of them went back as they could not find jobs.

That said, i think it's easier for couples to afford the rest of the fees because the dependent can work without restrictions on hours of work allowed unlike the main applicant during term time. Also there are other possibilities to switch visa category for either the student or dependent. Couples who have Kids above school age 5 will cope as little childcare would be needed during term time. The cost of putting children in nursery can be crippling, so I can understand bringing a parent in to help as the savings can go towards school fees.

However, single applicants who haven't paid a big chunk of their school fees before enrolment (or have it saved already) will struggle, as 20hrs a week is just going to cover your cost of living. Where will school fees come from? If you happen to have well settled family members in the UK that can help, you may be fine. I have helped a few friends with securing admissions, and I keep preaching that 20hrs will not solve the problem, just being realistic.

I have lost track of the number of links friends have sent me to contribute to help students from Nigeria who can't pay their school fees, because of unforseen circumstances. I will advise people coming through the study route to plan properly and do your costings. The last thing you want is to be stranded.

Also, PSW fees is high and extortionate combined with health surcharge too. Imagine the cost for a whole family of 4 or 5.

The study route is a great opportunity for families and singles alike as approval rates are high, we just have to plan well. Without proper planning, students will start defaulting on their payment to their prospective universities. These universities are obligated to report to UKBA. It is only a matter of time before schools start demanding higher deposits or full payment. We should not ruin it for others.

Padimi90:
Hahahaha u never see anything, that is what you get when hope is lost, imagine spending 15 to 20k pounds just to japa, but that is what you get when poverty, ignorance has been weaponized against the people, opportunities marginalized towards a set of people, while the rest are left to faith. If the old are running after failing to do the right thing, is the young you want to stay? You've not seen anything yet o calm down, very soon you go see person dey carry ehn whole community with ehn ancestors, and oracle, even herbalist go dey ask where my own ticket? ... ewo, kai the dream of the average Nigerian is to be born and to run, what a life, all na Glory to God say I don escape, abi na God plan for us now be this bah? It is well...

habbyy03:
How long does it take to get an unconditional offer from Swansea university?

Joyousgem:


I agree with most of your points. The PSW permit is not new, I have few friends in Scotland who benefited from the scheme pre 2011. You are right in saying that majority of them went back as they could not find jobs.

That said, i think it's easier for couples to afford the rest of the fees because the dependent can work without restrictions on hours of work allowed unlike the main applicant during term time. Also there are other possibilities to switch visa category for either the student or dependent. Couples who have Kids above school age 5 will cope as little childcare would be needed during term time. The cost of putting children in nursery can be crippling, so I can understand bringing a parent in to help as the savings can go towards school fees.

However, single applicants who haven't paid a big chunk of their school fees before enrolment (or have it saved already) will struggle, as 20hrs a week is just going to cover your cost of living. Where will school fees come from? If you happen to have well settled family members in the UK that can help, you may be fine. I have helped a few friends with securing admissions, and I keep preaching that 20hrs will not solve the problem, just being realistic.

I have lost track of the number of links friends have sent me to contribute to help students from Nigeria who can't pay their school fees, because of unforseen circumstances. I will advise people coming through the study route to plan properly and do your costings. The last thing you want is to be stranded.

Also, PSW fees is high and extortionate combined with health surcharge too. Imagine the cost for a whole family of 4 or 5.

The study route is a great opportunity for families and singles alike as approval rates are high, we just have to plan well. Without proper planning, students will start defaulting on their payment to their prospective universities. These universities are obligated to report to UKBA. It is only a matter of time before schools start demanding higher deposits or full payment. We should not ruin it for others.

Tycoon027:


The process has nothing to do with Banks. CBN is in charge. However, The ADB REVIEWER Moves to ADB_Supervisor before it’s get approved which you will then print the Form and take to the Bank you selected for processing. You people need to stop putting your mouth in what you know nothing about. You’re misleading people

Agape123:


2 weeks

WetinUGain:


I will not argue with you since you said "the process has nothing to do with banks".

Will like to ask you, where is the "Adb reviewer and Adb supervisor", bank or CBN...If your answer is CBN, don't bother to respond, cos I will roast you.

awo666:

Please what do they accept as English requirement?