Good afternoon,

The men wey Sabi (Lexusgs430 et al) and My Glasgow geng (Chreze, Mamatukwas, etc) pls Ineed a competent African hairdresser around East Renfrewshire/Glasgow at affordable cost based on your experience.

I have tried some already but the experience (head pain, loosing hair) is not palatable despite paying high cost. Thanks

Viruses:

Your write up is full of abstractions perhaps in a bid to conceal PII.
If you mention your specialisation, you might find out if the skill is transferable or not. You didn't mention your budget and family size as well. That been said you can get a one bedroom flat in stock on trent for £60k.

Your response is appreciated. I'm an automated tester for a living. I'm looking to spend £150,000 on a home. I'm by myself. I require a residence similar to the one I currently possess. A minimum of a three-bedroom home with a backyard garden.

Since I don't have access to credit in the UK and don't have the patience to wait for one to develop before purchasing, I'm going cash only. Additionally, it will make things easier to handle because I'll still be okay even if I'm unable to find employment in my industry and am forced to accept any position.

Legendoo:


Your response is appreciated. I'm an automated tester for a living. I'm looking to spend £150,000 on a home. I'm by myself. I require a residence similar to the one I currently possess. A minimum of a three-bedroom home with a backyard garden.

Since I don't have access to credit in the UK and don't have the patience to wait for one to develop before purchasing, I'm going cash only. Additionally, it will make things easier to handle because I'll still be okay even if I'm unable to find employment in my industry and am forced to accept any position.

I think your first step should be to secure a job, then get a house and not the other way round with post Brexit.
It is the job (or school) that will bring you in first before you even think of accommodation options.

So best focus on getting a sponsored job in your field or outside of it , every other thing will follow naturally.

I'm just curious here why you detest a nation where you have a home, a good job and seemingly at "peace"....you must have had some negative experience(s) to warrant upping and going.

Legendoo:


Your response is appreciated.

With working permit, there are lots and lots of opportunities for automated [software] tester. Your budget should be able to get you something.
Professionals will even advise you to get like 3 houses with that money and rent 2 out.

mizGene:


I think your first step should be to secure a job, then get a house and not the other way round with post Brexit.
It is the job (or school) that will bring you in first before you even think of accommodation options.

So best focus on getting a sponsored job in your field or outside of it , every other thing will follow naturally.

I'm just curious here why you detest a nation where you have a home, a good job and seemingly at "peace"....you must have had some negative experience(s) to warrant upping and going.

Thank you for your response. I can enter the UK at will and am not subject to any Brexit restrictions. It is best to find a job first, as you correctly point out. However, I have been trying to do so without success, and I believe the longer I wait, the less motivated I will be to move.

Actually, I hate the country I'm in right now for a variety of reasons; you've hinted at some of them in your response, so I won't go into them.
By the way, before relocating here, I lived in the UK, so I am familiar with the way things operate there. I'm having trouble with issues that are outside of my control, like finding a job and the length of time it will take.

My main problem is where to discover cheap properties with lots of jobs, and Google searches haven't been able to offer any solutions.

Viruses:

With working permit, there are lots and lots of opportunities for automated [software] tester. Your budget should be able to get you something.
Professionals will even advise you to get like 3 houses with that money and rent 2 out.

Yes, however before using that approach, it's crucial to build credit, which will take some time. Finding work is challenging, and it's hard to find inexpensive properties.

So long as I can find a cheap home, I can work any job to make ends meet until I find a good job. Having a property is justified in this way.

I'm quite keen to move, but the alternative is to hold off and keep applying for who knows how long. I'm trading down, which is difficult and discouraging, so I really need a push to make it less discouraging, like a fully paid property.

Estroller:


Dependent visas are tied to the status of the visa of the main sponsor usually spouses, so your spouse if that is your case, will have to extend their visa for you to extend yours. If your spouse is settled already, then you can extend your dependent visa using your spouse's last COS.

Your employer will only be able to offer you a new sponsorship.

Did you ask if relationship with the dependent, is still solidly solid.........

E get why o ...........

Lexusgs430:


Did you ask if relationship with the dependent, is still solidly solid.........

E get why o ...........

Very important question

Stay where u dey or first come visit and go back. See things for urself

Legendoo:
Greetings to all. I find myself in a bit of a pickle because I can't leave a place in Europe where I have a great career, a home, and a peaceful existence yet I actually detest the country. In order to start afresh, I intend to relocate to the UK. My main worry is that my current position, which pays well since I have years of expertise, may not be transportable to the UK. I'm hoping to use my sizeable funds to purchase a home in the UK that will help me pay some of the costs, but I need advice because I'm not sure it would be a good idea to quit my current position and start over.
If I was to take the risk, which parts of UK offers cheap properties as I am getting it without a mortgage and offers relatively high employment?

Moreover, is it worth it to take the risk?

Maturedhustler:
Good afternoon,

The men wey Sabi (Lexusgs430 et al) and My Glasgow geng (Chreze, Mamatukwas, etc) pls Ineed a competent African hairdresser around East Renfrewshire/Glasgow at affordable cost based on your experience.

I have tried some already but the experience (head pain, loosing hair) is not palatable despite paying high cost. Thanks

Dm me for Oluchi’s number. She’s a G.O.A.T but won’t appreciate me posting her number here.

You alluded to staying in the UK b4. You have unrestrained access to the UK; seemly from how you sound, you might need work permit sponsorship.
If so, have you considered Global Talent digital technology.
Are you in a position to come in for a 9mths/1yr Master's program. Perhaps, something close to automated [software] tester or project mgt. Then, you go full swing after.

However, like Lexusgs430 has alluded, no one can advice on relocation except the 'relocator'.

You're not new or unfamiliar with the UK. Nonet6, kindly give MisGene and Viruses suggestions (step back, reflect, ponder) fresh thoughts.

Viruses:

mizGene:

Legendoo:
Your response is appreciated. I'm an automated tester for a living. I'm looking to spend £150,000 on a home. I'm by myself. I require a residence similar to the one I currently possess. A minimum of a three-bedroom home with a backyard garden.
Since I don't have access to credit in the UK and don't have the patience to wait for one to develop before purchasing, I'm going cash only. Additionally, it will make things easier to handle because I'll still be okay even if I'm unable to find employment in my industry and am forced to accept any position.

Legendoo:


So long as I can find a cheap home, I can work any job to make ends meet until I find a good job. Having a property is justified in this way.

I would advise you to rent first, so that you can have the freedom to relocate to anywhere you get the job you’re looking for.

But if you’re hellbent on buying first, try Newcastle or Liverpool. There are many old & NEW flats & houses available below your budget.

Legendoo:


Yes, however before using that approach, it's crucial to build credit, which will take some time. Finding work is challenging, and it's hard to find inexpensive properties.

So long as I can find a cheap home, I can work any job to make ends meet until I find a good job. Having a property is justified in this way.

I'm quite keen to move, but the alternative is to hold off and keep applying for who knows how long. I'm trading down, which is difficult and discouraging, so I really need a push to make it less discouraging, like a fully paid property.

Those roles have morphed into what is now called DevOps. There are so many around these days and well paid...Go and do your research bro. There's money to be made!

lightnlife:
In other news, how much is Abuja Agege bread in your area?

This is SPICE LAND at Deherham Road, Norwich??

erico2k2:

On the healthcare side you need to train as an healthcare assistant, its fast and easy
on the Construction side you need to get a CSCS card, its easy or you can do driving, if you have a driving licence, these are way to start earning real quick

Please share more insight on how to make money when driving please

Good morning house,
Please for those that have made visa application from inside the UK, were you able to get free biometric appointment time, if yes please any tips?
Have been trying to book appointment but can only see paid ones, heard free appointments are released every 9:am but nothing was released this morning

Please help
Thank you

Please who knows about paid survey opportunities in the UK? Someone wrote a thread on Twitter for it one time but I can't locate it anymore.

Uzonma:
Please for those that have made visa application from inside the UK, were you able to get free biometric appointment time, if yes please any tips?
Have been trying to book appointment but can only see paid ones, heard free appointments are released every 9:am but nothing was released this morning

released every morning at 9:00 but for dates 28 days after and beyond.. not immediate dates .
So you will need to go into future dates almost 1 month after, that’s how you’ll see the free ones. For a place like London, u need to be fast and check several locations immediately it’s 9

jumpshot:
Please who knows about paid survey opportunities in the UK? Someone wrote a thread on Twitter for it one time but I can't locate it anymore.

You complete surveys and earn points which can be converted to shopping vouchers.

You need to complete loads and loads of survey to have enough points for a £10 voucher.....its just a (time consuming)hustle if you have time.

You can only complete surveys that your profile matches. E.g. the survey may need respondents to be low income or high income earners, not work in specific industries, etc

One of the best platforms is Toluna

Good day house...

Please can someone guide me on selling USDT when I get to UK?

I read on here one time, how someone made a legit transaction only for his account to be blocked cos the other party reported that it was a scam or something.

Please I'll like to be prepared and go about it the right way.

I'm due to arrive in August and the only way to carry lump sum out of my country of residence is via crypto or something.

Please help

Newbie123:
Good day house...

Please can someone guide me on selling USDT when I get to UK?

I read on here one time, how someone made a legit transaction only for his account to be blocked cos the other party reported that it was a scam or something.

Please I'll like to be prepared and go about it the right way.

I'm due to arrive in August and the only way to carry lump sum out of my country of residence is via crypto or something.

Please help

USDT to pounds or naira?

You can move your Naira to your UK account in a variety of methods.Through Lemonade Finance, one of them.


Your Naira will be in your UK account in within 30 minutes, according to my experience using it multiple times.


Ask @Lexusgs430, @Giselle, and @mimilyrics as well.

They'll also have some additional ideas.

Newbie123:
Good day house...

Please can someone guide me on selling USDT when I get to UK?

I read on here one time, how someone made a legit transaction only for his account to be blocked cos the other party reported that it was a scam or something.

Please I'll like to be prepared and go about it the right way.

I'm due to arrive in August and the only way to carry lump sum out of my country of residence is via crypto or something.

Please help

Confidantfunds:


USDT to pounds or naira?

USDT to pounds please

divinegrace4me:
You can move your Naira to your UK account in a variety of methods.Through Lemonade Finance, one of them.


Your Naira will be in your UK account in within 30 minutes, according to my experience using it multiple times.


Ask @Lexusgs430, @Giselle, and @mimilyrics as well.

They'll also have some additional ideas.

Thanks.

But I don't have naira. I have only USDT that's why I'm asking for the USDT to Pounds way.

Thanks

giselle237:
released every morning at 9:00 but for dates 28 days after and beyond.. not immediate dates .
So you will need to go into future dates almost 1 month after, that’s how you’ll see the free ones. For a place like London, u need to be fast and check several locations immediately it’s 9

Oh I see was even thinking of immediate dates

Thanks for this

Hi hi, trust the day has been productive..

Please is Statutory maternity/paternity pay a govt/public benefit? for those on spousal visa for example, will that affect anything regarding the visa rules etc.?

Thanks for anticipated responses.

Good afternoon everyone
Please does anyone stay around Twickenham in London?

Please precisely how many weeks will it take for my visa to be ready when I go for my appointment this week?

If you have a Monzo account, you can check to see if you qualify for Monzo Flex - doesn't matter if it is not your main account. You can also apply to your bank for an overdraft - this might be dependent on your income and you might need to show proof of earnings for some months.,

donluclay:


No, I work fulltime

If you have a Monzo account, you can check to see if you qualify for Monzo Flex - doesn't matter if it is not your main account. You can also apply to your bank for an overdraft - this might be dependent on your income and you might need to show proof of earnings for some months.

donluclay:


No, I work fulltime

Mamatukwas:


Dm me for Oluchi’s number. She’s a G.O.A.T but won’t appreciate me posting her number here.

Thank you Mama. I see your hand