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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by stephoye: 6:28pm On Jan 17
Good evening all. Have you seen anyone who brings his/her dependents to the UK while on graduate visa? My employer lawyers are telling me that I can bring them while on graduate visa. Please I need your reply ASAP. Thanks
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Tier4Dependant: 6:32pm On Jan 17
stephoye:
Good evening all. Have you seen anyone who brings his/her dependents to the UK while on graduate visa?My employer lawyers are telling me that I can bring them while on graduate visa. Please I need your reply ASAP. Thanks

You can’t.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by hustla(m): 6:46pm On Jan 17
lavida001:


No need just exercise patience. They will deliver it.

Issorai then

smiley
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by stephoye: 6:50pm On Jan 17
Tier4Dependant:


You can’t.

Have you seen anyone who have tried it and got rejected?
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by ReesheesuKnack: 7:22pm On Jan 17
stephoye:
Good evening all. Have you seen anyone who brings his/her dependents to the UK while on graduate visa? My employer lawyers are telling me that I can bring them while on graduate visa. Please I need your reply ASAP. Thanks


Okay…
To (try and) put it straight.
Student gets tier-4 visa to the UK.
Student comes in alone, completes their Masters (or PhD etc).
Student applies for PSW alone. Student gets PSW for 2 years (or 3 years as the case may be).
6 months into PSW, (former) student wants to apply for Dependants to join?

What will be the visa category of the dependants?
“Dependants of a PSW visa holder”??

Have you taken a few minutes to look at the PSW visa rules?

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by ReesheesuKnack: 7:24pm On Jan 17
stephoye:


Have you seen anyone who have tried it and got rejected?

Go to the uk visa application website, scroll through. Then see if you find the visa type that suits this scenario.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Tier4Dependant: 7:24pm On Jan 17
stephoye:


Have you seen anyone who have tried it and got rejected?

If your partner and child are not with you in the UK as dependants on your student visa, they wont be able to come to the UK as your dependants on a graduate visa.

You can go ahead if your lawyer insists, maybe you will be the first person I will know that gets rejected.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by ReesheesuKnack: 7:26pm On Jan 17
giselle237:
u dnt need ur passport to switch a visa or apply for a visa if you are inside the UK in your case.
Please go ahead with your visa application

But this is for Student to PSW applications right?
It will not apply to settlement (ILR) or SWV (Tier-2) visas. Right?
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by elengine: 7:50pm On Jan 17
lightofjoy:
Please do anyone know how I can get a good insurance deal for my car. Renewing the insurance seems too high.
It's was better when. I registered with my Nigerian licence last year, about £130 and now since have gotten my full UK license and about to renew, my own insurance are giving me a quite of about £300 and trying to look around, what am getting is too high, like £230 thereabout.
Any advice on how to go about getting a better insurance deal. Thanks




Why don't you maintain statusqou. Must you do shakara to them now that you have full licence? Hope you get the point now?
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by hustla(m): 7:53pm On Jan 17
stephoye:


Have you seen anyone who have tried it and got rejected?

Your partner
Your partner needs to have been a dependant on your Student visa or Tier 4 (General) student visa to apply. You’ll also need to show that they’re still your partner.

You must be able to prove that either:

you’re in a civil partnership or marriage that’s recognised in the UK
you’ve been living together in a relationship for at least 2 years when you apply


https://www.gov.uk/graduate-visa/your-partner-and-children#:~:text=If%20your%20partner%20and%20children,visa%2C%20they%20can%20also%20apply.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by hayesconcept(m): 7:59pm On Jan 17
Oga one need a passport to apply for a visa, even a new born need a passport but the only exception is that you can use your expired passport to apply for visa and upload a cover letter that your new passport is under processing. Some case officer will even asked for evidence of application for a new passport
giselle237:
u dnt need ur passport to switch a visa or apply for a visa if you are inside the UK in your case.
Please go ahead with your visa application

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by hayesconcept(m): 8:00pm On Jan 17
Lol, don’t mind him. One need a passport to apply for any type of visa
ReesheesuKnack:


But this is for Student to PSW applications right?
It will not apply to settlement (ILR) or SWV (Tier-2) visas. Right?
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Zahra29: 8:04pm On Jan 17
elengine:





Why don't you maintain statusqou. Must you do shakara to them now that you have full licence? Hope you get the point now?

It's not shakara to disclose the truth in an application. Besides premiums have increased massively from last year - car, home insurance etc so OP would have seen a price jump regardless.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by giselle237: 8:23pm On Jan 17
hayesconcept:
Oga one need a passport to apply for a visa, even a new born need a passport but the only exception is that you can use your expired passport to apply for visa and upload a cover letter that your new passport is under processing. Some case officer will even asked for evidence of application for a new passport
Dont be speaking on what you are not sure of.
A newborn UK born child of visa-d parents as long as inside the UK does not need a passport to apply for visa. The newborn’s parents simply fill that the only identification they have is a birth certificate and the form moves forward. UKVI will never ask a child born in the UK to go and get a passport first before applying for visa.
Like an officer of the UK immigration service would be asking you a Nigerian for evidence of your Nigerian passport application when you come to renew your visa and refuse to stay illegally?? Wow.
Maybe your own BRP carries your Nigerian passport number so UKVI will not go ahead with their visa process until you renew Nigerian passport. Wow. You guys just say anything you feel like.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by giselle237: 8:25pm On Jan 17
hayesconcept:
Lol, don’t mind him. One need a passport to apply for any type of visa
Dumb statement you started with.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by giselle237: 8:28pm On Jan 17
ReesheesuKnack:

But this is for Student to PSW applications right?
It will not apply to settlement (ILR) or SWV (Tier-2) visas. Right?
I have renewed my visas + family x 2 without applying for Nigerian passport when it expired as High Commission gave me so much trouble . Home office allows this so that nobody can claim they overstayed because they did not have a valid passport to apply with. As long as you are a temporary migrant inside the UK with a Brp you will be allowed. Just state your personal circumstances on your application form and go through. Whenever you receive your home country’s passport, you update the Home office with its details by filling the update form online free of charge. This is what I did.
Don’t leave your child without a visa saying you were waiting for Nigerian passport or leave yourself without visa and/or overstay saying you were waiting for Nigerian passport.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Viruses: 10:13pm On Jan 17
donald197:
Good morning elders, I am shopping for mid range SUV. please who has a review for Hyundai Tucson 1.6 Tgdi 2021?
It's a good ride.

Just be sure it has full service history, that way the manufacturer's warranty is still valid.

It's in the same whatsapp group with Nissa Qashqai and Kia sportage but I choose the Hyundai.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Viruses: 10:18pm On Jan 17
Mamatukwas:


How do you guys save useful posts like this for later?

I have a folder in my gallery 'Nairaland Screenshot' . That's where I save them.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by ReesheesuKnack: 10:55pm On Jan 17
giselle237:

I have renewed my visas + family x 2 without applying for Nigerian passport when it expired as High Commission gave me so much trouble . Home office allows this so that nobody can claim they overstayed because they did not have a valid passport to apply with. As long as you are a temporary migrant inside the UK with a Brp you will be allowed. Just state your personal circumstances on your application form and go through. Whenever you receive your home country’s passport, you update the Home office with its details by filling the update form online free of charge. This is what I did.
Don’t leave your child without a visa saying you were waiting for Nigerian passport or leave yourself without visa and/or overstay saying you were waiting for Nigerian passport.

Many thanks. Useful info.
But I guess it depends on the visa type yes?
For some visa types, you have to enter passport start and end dates. And if you enter an end date which is in the past, it throws up an error and you can’t proceed.

Just as some applicants are lucky when renewing as they are simply asked to use the IDV app. e.g Health Care Worker Visa to another Health care worker visa. Or Student to PSW. Or Student to Healthcare or PSW to healthcare.
But for regular Student to SWV (tier-2) or tier-2 to settlement, they require full biometrics.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Ukliving: 1:52am On Jan 18
Please can anyone recommend insurance (medical) that can be used to cover for fertility treatments

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by tushqueen(f): 1:57am On Jan 18
I applied for a visa for my child who was born in the UK about 3year old. All she had before application was her birth cert. She didn't have any passport. She had her visa granted.

I also know family where I live who couldn't get a near date for their passport renewal and they needed to switch to skilled workers visa. All 5 of them had their visas granted.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Mamatukwas: 4:15am On Jan 18
Santa2:


Personally I just copy the relevant content into my one note (microsoft) for future reference under relevant topic. I have different topics, Driving, Car purchase, ILR application, Mortgage etc.

Interesting.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by adekzy: 6:32am On Jan 18
Most of Nigeria's embezzled funds are sitting mostly in US/UK banks all thanks to their government that enables and makes it easy for Nigerian politicians so export their stolen funds. The majority of stolen Africa's resources are been consumed and received by the Western conglomerates as well.

The UK/US govt are still running investigation on COVID-19 fund mismanagement.

Everybody government nah thief.

ReesheesuKnack:



This person is blaming America for giving loans to Nigerian Governments. Loans which the Nigerian governments use to purchase exotic fancy cars for legislators. Loans that are used to fund jamborees. I’m sure you are probably blaming America for Betta Edu.
You really blame America?
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Zahra29: 7:24am On Jan 18
adekzy:
Most of Nigeria's embezzled funds are sitting mostly in US/UK banks all thanks to their government that enables and makes it easy for Nigerian politicians so export their stolen funds. The majority of stolen Africa's resources are been consumed and received by the Western conglomerates as well.

The UK/US govt are still running investigation on COVID-19 fund mismanagement.

Everybody nah thief.


And that's why your government is empowered to steal more and more, huge amounts that in other countries would be shocking to hear. No consequences even when caught red handed. Everybody is a thief as you say, so how can a thief reprimand another thief? and a populace that is largely apathetic or like you, makes excuse for them, or just waiting for their own turn in government to loot their share.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Estroller: 7:26am On Jan 18
tushqueen:
I applied for a visa for my child who was born in the UK about 3year old. All she had before application was her birth cert. She didn't have any passport. She had her visa granted.

I also know family where I live who couldn't get a near date for their passport renewal and they needed to switch to skilled workers visa. All 5 of them had their visas granted.

How did they scale past the passport details section of the application please, because you can't continue with the application once you input an expired date, so how were they able to get around this please?
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Estroller: 7:28am On Jan 18
giselle237:

I have renewed my visas + family x 2 without applying for Nigerian passport when it expired as High Commission gave me so much trouble . Home office allows this so that nobody can claim they overstayed because they did not have a valid passport to apply with. As long as you are a temporary migrant inside the UK with a Brp you will be allowed. Just state your personal circumstances on your application form and go through. Whenever you receive your home country’s passport, you update the Home office with its details by filling the update form online free of charge. This is what I did.
Don’t leave your child without a visa saying you were waiting for Nigerian passport or leave yourself without visa and/or overstay saying you were waiting for Nigerian passport.

How were you able to get around the passport details section of the application with an expired date please?
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Zahra29: 7:37am On Jan 18
Ukliving:
Please can anyone recommend insurance (medical) that can be used to cover for fertility treatments

The vast majority of private insurers do not cover full fertility treatment costs, many might just cover the initial investigations.

However there is one specialist provider on the market now who claim to cover full IVF costs :
Gaia -

https://gaiafamily.com/guides/ivf-insurance

What you might find more of is that a lot of IVF clinics offer financial support in the form of payment plans like 0% finance, which is also worth looking at.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by missjekyll: 10:20am On Jan 18
adekzy:
Most of Nigeria's embezzled funds are sitting mostly in US/UK banks all thanks to their government that enables and makes it easy for Nigerian politicians so export their stolen funds. The majority of stolen Africa's resources are been consumed and received by the Western conglomerates as well.

The UK/US govt are still running investigation on COVID-19 fund mismanagement.

[b]Everybody nah thief.[/b]



How very dare you,sir... Mind speaking only for yourself? And don't do any of your thieving where I can see you as I ll come down on you like a ton of bricks.
I didn't leave Nigeria to come here and see my second country fail too.

I m actually very annoyed at this

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Ukliving: 10:56am On Jan 18
Zahra29:


The vast majority of private insurers do not cover full fertility treatment costs, many might just cover the initial investigations.

However there is one specialist provider on the market now who claim to cover full IVF costs :
Gaia -

https://gaiafamily.com/guides/ivf-insurance

What you might find more of is that a lot of IVF clinics offer financial support in the form of payment plans like 0% finance, which is also worth looking at.




Thank you so much
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Datakey: 11:07am On Jan 18
Good morning house.

I have Amex and Barclays credit card with a credit score of 887 on experian in my 5th month in the UK. What other credit cards can I apply for that won't Carryy out a hard search on my credit score. And how do I check my eligibility for the card without it affecting my credit score.

Amex carried out a hard search, which might affect my score next month.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by bigtt76(f): 12:11pm On Jan 18
They all carry out hard search ...no way to escape this once you are approved. Having too many credit cards affects your scores though. Why not wait a few more months and request limit upgrade?


Datakey:
Good morning house.

I have Amex and Barclays credit card with a credit score of 887 on experian in my 5th month in the UK. What other credit cards can I apply for that won't Carryy out a hard search on my credit score. And how do I check my eligibility for the card without it affecting my credit score.

Amex carried out a hard search, which might affect my score next month.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by elengine: 12:13pm On Jan 18
Datakey:
Good morning house.

I have Amex and Barclays credit card with a credit score of 887 on experian in my 5th month in the UK. What other credit cards can I apply for that won't Carryy out a hard search on my credit score. And how do I check my eligibility for the card without it affecting my credit score.

Amex carried out a hard search, which might affect my score next month.

How did you get this good score in your 5th months in UK. And you also have credit cards. How did you guys do it when I couldn't access credit card until 12 months

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