Lilipo:
Anyone know any african restaurant or food delivery service in Bristol?

geekseventplace:
Hello friends,

I am looking for an immigrant in UK who is ready to take a job as a full time nanny for my two kids. Accomodation, feeding, utilites, internet, phone bills will be all taken care of. Monthly pay is 400-500£ depending on a few other details.
The lady/woman should be less than 50 yrs and already residing in the UK.
Location is Basildon in Essex.

If interested, send me a message to naijanannysearch@gmail.com

geekseventplace:
Hello friends,

I am looking for an immigrant in UK who is ready to take a job as a full time nanny for my two kids. Accomodation, feeding, utilites, internet, phone bills will be all taken care of. Monthly pay is 400-500£ depending on a few other details.
The lady/woman should be less than 50 yrs and already residing in the UK.
Location is Basildon in Essex.

If interested, send me a message to naijanannysearch@gmail.com

claremont:


This post has made me do some research on au pair, and I'm guessing they are who you intend to recruit. There have been a lot of posts on here lambasting you for offering below minimum wage, slave labour etc.

This is the official government website on au pair. You are actually offering more than what the official weekly wage is for au pair. Social media can be an absolute cesspit sometimes.
https://www.gov.uk/au-pairs-employment-law/au-pairs

kwakudtraveller:
Ancestors, I'm searching for a new house and we found one with Electric under floor heating, it's a nice house but we've never heard of electric floor heating, is this even safe and cost effective or e go just dey chop our money dey go?

kwakudtraveller:
Ancestors, I'm searching for a new house and we found one with Electric under floor heating, it's a nice house but we've never heard of electric floor heating, is this even safe and cost effective or e go just dey chop our money dey go?

claremont:


This post has made me do some research on au pair, and I'm guessing they are who you intend to recruit. There have been a lot of posts on here lambasting you for offering below minimum wage, slave labour etc.

This is the official government website on au pair. You are actually offering more than what the official weekly wage is for au pair. Social media can be an absolute cesspit sometimes.
https://www.gov.uk/au-pairs-employment-law/au-pairs

eniola1010:
Guys please. How exactly do these agents have these cos links. To make dem charge these crazy fees to secure job for someone from naija.

How exactly do they go about getting the links?

Do they liase with the employers here in uk
Or do these employers get a cut from what the agents are charging naija people

Or the agents just simply do the hard work of looking for employers in need of staffs oversea willing to sponsor, and they charge naija people for the stress they went through for finding the employer

kwakudtraveller:
Ancestors, I'm searching for a new house and we found one with Electric under floor heating, it's a nice house but we've never heard of electric floor heating, is this even safe and cost effective or e go just dey chop our money dey go?

Lexusgs430:



You don't have to turn the floor heating on....... But it's a good feature.........😂

Imagine not having to wear slippers/socks indoors, because your floor is always warm .........😜

You might not even require the use of a microwave, just put your plate on the floor. .......🤣😂😭

Lilipo:
Anyone know any african restaurant or food delivery service in Bristol?

Lexusgs430:



You don't have to turn the floor heating on....... But it's a good feature.........😂

Imagine not having to wear slippers/socks indoors, because your floor is always warm .........😜

You might not even require the use of a microwave, just put your plate on the floor. .......🤣😂😭

Focus99:
Gurus in the house help my confusion please😂

As a student on a tier 4 visa you can decide to switch, get the CoS and start counting 5yrs towards ILR (permanent residence) OR you can decide to finish from the school, pay £2000 to get 2yrs Pgwp. Here is were my confusion lies omo

So let's say I decided to finish my school, get my 2yrs pgwp and luckily for me I got a job (permanent role)

1) will I still be needing CoS since I got a permanent job role?

2) will I start counting 5yrs for my ILR since I got a permanent job role or will have to apply for ILR immediately I got the permanent job role?

kwakudtraveller:
Ancestors, I'm searching for a new house and we found one with Electric under floor heating, it's a nice house but we've never heard of electric floor heating, is this even safe and cost effective or e go just dey chop our money dey go?

Focus99:
Gurus in the house help my confusion please😂

As a student on a tier 4 visa you can decide to switch, get the CoS and start counting 5yrs towards ILR (permanent residence) OR you can decide to finish from the school, pay £2000 to get 2yrs Pgwp. Here is were my confusion lies omo

So let's say I decided to finish my school, get my 2yrs pgwp and luckily for me I got a job (permanent role)

1) will I still be needing CoS since I got a permanent job role?

2) will I start counting 5yrs for my ILR since I got a permanent job role or will have to apply for ILR immediately I got the permanent job role?

Lolli2pop:



My dear brother/sister please I would advise to run away if you can. I rented a newly refurbished property with an underfloor electric heating in 2021. It was newly done so i was the first tenant.

On moving in and staying for sometime we realised the flat doesn’t really get warm. An engineer came in to investigate and realised teh heating coils hasnt been done appropriately under the floor. This is the major con with underfloor heating, if there’s an issue its a lot of work to get it fixed.

Now because of being unable to fix it the landlord bombarded our home with mobile heaters. This is where we suffered because it was all electric in the property.

To cut the long story short, the money we spent on bills in the flat was enough to relocate a loved one from nigeria to the uk loool.


Let me just state that my post does not negate the pros some other people mentioned. Its just that My family and I would never ever get an accommodation with electric heating.

Also note some electric heating flats are also some times slightly cheaper in London because the agents know wats up

Note also, i know a friend who uses gas underfloor heating. Its way better. I would go for gas underfloor it gets the house extremely warm. Its great

Viruses:
For someone that was driving in Nigeria, like how many hours of driving lessons will the person need to pass driving test. Just an average.

jum33:
To start counting towards your 5 yrs for ILR ,the permanent job gotten must be on the shortage occupation list and the employer must be ready to sponsor you and a COS must issued for that

Focus99:
Gurus in the house help my confusion please😂
As a student on a tier 4 visa you can decide to switch, get the CoS and start counting 5yrs towards ILR (permanent residence) OR you can decide to finish from the school, pay £2000 to get 2yrs Pgwp. Here is were my confusion lies omo
So let's say I decided to finish my school, get my 2yrs pgwp and luckily for me I got a job (permanent role)

1) will I still be needing CoS since I got a permanent job role?
2) will I start counting 5yrs for my ILR since I got a permanent job role or [s]will have to apply for ILR immediately I got the permanent job role[/s]?

jum33:

To start counting towards your 5 yrs for ILR ,the permanent job gotten must be on the shortage occupation list and the employer must be ready to sponsor you and a COS must issued for that

bigtt76:
On expiration of the 2 years post study visa, you have to switch to another visa category - usually skilled worker visa which would require sponsorship from an employer.

No it does not count towards your 5 year ILR route through employment in the UK but rather towards your 10 years ILR route via Education in the UK meaning you can decide to go back and study a course which shows progression to your earlier degree.

I hope this helps.

Viruses:
For someone that was driving in Nigeria, like how many hours of driving lessons will the person need to pass driving test. Just an average.

jum33:

To start counting towards your 5 yrs for ILR ,the permanent job gotten must be on the shortage occupation list and the employer must be ready to sponsor you and a COS must issued for that

semmyk:
Skilled Worker brings some changes to Tier 2. If you're not on PSW, you need Skilled Worker visa.
Your PSW does not counts towards 5 years to ILR. It however counts as part of 10yrs (legal residence) to ILR. PS: This is also different from ILR on the basis of private life.
Skilled Worker counts towards 5 years to ILR irrespective of job categorisation.

However, to get Skilled Worker, there are certain requirements - #Eligibility. For some, eligibility implies being on the shortage occupation list. Put differently, it is not the job on shortage occupation list that counts towards 5 yrs ILR, it is having the Skilled Worker visa that counts. However, the shortage list positively aids the Skilled Worker for some jobs.
Skilled Worker extract - link
If you want to stay longer: ... After 5 years, you may be able to apply to settle permanently in the UK (also known as ‘indefinite leave to remain’). This gives you the right to live, work and study here for as long as you like, and apply for benefits if you’re eligible.
What you can and cannot do - With a Skilled Worker visa you can:
apply to settle permanently in the UK (also known as ‘indefinite leave to remain’) if you’ve lived in the UK for 5 years and meet the other eligibility requirements
ILR eligibility - link
You must: ... have lived and worked in the UK for 5 years

koonbey:


On the skilled worker visa eligibility list, not necessarily the shortage occupation list.

jum33:

example ?