ogunsolalola:


Pensions?! No pls, except you have been out of job for 4months before you can access the cash. Atleast that is what pension policy/plan says...except I am wrong.

RichEstate:
Good day my people. Please I have a question.
I'm already in the UK with my wife and our kid since February.

It's our desire to bring my wife's step brother (12yr old). And my in-law already agreed to it.

What are the steps I need to follow? The necessary documents for the process.

kunletiwo:
Hi guys,

Who has recently gotten their TB test done, could you please share the exert amount you paid in Naira?

Some said 57,800 another said 64,200. I am so unsure due to the unstable USD rate in Nigeria. Kindly share exert amount if you have recently paid for this test.

It’s 57,800. I did mine last month.

Thank you.

Bnaira77:
Hello please someone should help me ooo, concerning the balance of the tuition fee after paying the deposit is it advisable to pay the fees when in school and working little by little your advice is highly needed at this point please because ko si Owo ooo

skydude:
A quick and vital info, i called my bank to oblige Embassy abt my acct statement and they said they can't, they need my consent so i av to go to any branch to gv the consent. But why this nonsense. Is it their money or mine. So u guys to put a call to verify this. This is first bank they said they wud never gv consent of customer acct without the customer consenting to it.

RichEstate:
Good day my people. Please I have a question.
I'm already in the UK with my wife and our kid since February.

It's our desire to bring my wife's step brother (12yr old). And my in-law already agreed to it.

What are the steps I need to follow? The necessary documents for the process.

kunletiwo:
Hi guys,

Who has recently gotten their TB test done, could you please share the exert amount you paid in Naira?

Some said 57,800 another said 64,200. I am so unsure due to the unstable USD rate in Nigeria. Kindly share exert amount if you have recently paid for this test.

Thank you.

duchess90:
Hello,

Not sure I understand you, we should advise you on whether you should pay your fees

Bnaira77:
Ok let me break it down, is one advice to pay the balance of the tuition when working in UK because there is no way to get the balance

Naomimary:
Hi guys! If a document is bilingual ( Japanese and English), do you still need to translate the document? The country made sure whatever was written in Japanese was also written in English.

Bnaira77:
Ok let me break it down, is one advice to pay the balance of the tuition when working in UK because there is no way to get the balance

duchess90:
Hello,

I'll also break it down.

UK University is no charity organisation

You have 3 options

1. Pay fees in full

2. Pay most of your fees and try to work and pay the balance

3. Defer your admission until you can afford it. UK is not running away

Hope it answers

Cheers

Gloriyah:


Stop listening to people and do your research.
If you type TB test IOM on google it would lead you to the right information. That’s the price below.

Naomimary:
Hi guys! If a document is bilingual ( Japanese and English), do you still need to translate the document? The country made sure whatever was written in Japanese was also written in English.

Gloriyah:


You’re allowed to work 20hrs a week. The minimum Pay is £9.50. Even if you get a job that pays £12 an hour,do you think you can pay your fees,rent and other expenses from it?

Bnaira77:
Yes most of the fees like tuition deposit and I can try to balance it up when am working

Gloriyah:


If it’s already translated in English, then what do you now want to translate?

lavida001:
Please I need to know if Muslim marriage certificate is recognized and accepted by UKVI

myaisha00:
here

Naomimary:


I posted the question to get more insight into how translated documents work.

Dmcool:
Hi guys, I have a little question please.

I believe the primary motive of this UK stuff is to leave this country.

But I have been wondering. We are to get a year visa for this whole thing. What's the possibility of one staying in UK even after his/her course? Especially those of us going with our family.

Because he no go make sense make person come back to this country after 1 or 2 years.

Many of us are putting everything we have into this just to get a better life. Hope it worth it?

What are the chances of one staying longer even after studies?

Please I need to be enlightened.

Gloriyah:


In July 2021, post study work visa was re-introduced.

After your studies you can apply for the visa and stay in the UK for 2years and work and if you’re lucky to get a sponsor you can get an extension or so.

If your course is for 2years,you get a 2years visa and after that,you apply for PSW visa and get an additional 2years.

You gerrit?

Gloriyah:


As long as they can read the document which is translated in English already ,you don’t have to re-translate. Except you’ve submitted it and itwas rejected, I don’t really see the issue.

RisenStar:


A week and four days and it wasn't sent until I had to go the extra mile of reporting GTBank to appropriate authorities

Gloriyah:


You’re allowed to work 20hrs a week. The minimum Pay is £9.50. Even if you get a job that pays £12 an hour,do you think you can pay your fees,rent and other expenses from it?

shady45:


Guy how far?

GTBank has finally done mine o. Gotten telex already. With plenty waka. If you still have issues, I can give you a heads up on how to do yours.

Teenwa:
Duchess/justwise/mimilyrics and other gurus,

Pls is it possible to rent and pay for UK accommodation while still in Nigeria? Or how can a family go about sorting accommodation so as not to be stranded on arrival into UK. I am just thinking ahead...i intend going with my family.

Please enlighten me on the best approaches.