For those who desire to use the priority visa application service, the cost is £150.

Priority Visa Processing £ 150 (non-settlement)
If you meet the criteria set out below and wish to purchase this service you should log into your personal account on this website, pay the fee and bring evidence of your payment to your appointment at the Visa Application Centre.

If you meet the criteria (below), purchasing Priority Visa Service will guarantee that your visa application is placed at the front of the processing queue. Under normal circumstances, Priority Visa Service applications will be processed within 5 - 7 working days.

The Priority Visa Service fee is not refundable.

Please note that you should not purchase Priority Visa Service after you have submitted your application.

Only customers who meet the following criteria can use Priority Visa Service:

UK visit visa categories.
Tiers 2 and 5 for those who have a Premium Sponsor.
Tier 4 Students.
Right of abode.
Returning residents.
Customers who fall into the following categories are advised not use the Priority Visa Service:

If you have been refused leave to enter the UK, and/or;
If you have previously deported, removed, or otherwise required to leave the UK, and/or;
If you have overstayed a period of leave in the UK, and/or;
If you have had leave to remain in the UK curtailed by the Home Office, and/or;
If you have been refused leave to remain in the UK by the Home Office, and/or;
If you have been previously refused a visa for Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the USA or a Schengen country, and/or;
If you have been interviewed, detained or prosecuted by the police for any offence in the UK or elsewhere, and/or;
If you have an unspent criminal conviction in any country, and/or;
If you have committed a criminal offence in any country.
Cost: £150 for each visa application

Processing time:

UKVI will fast track the processing of your application and aim to make your documents available for collection (or passed to the courier, if you have paid for this service) in the following timescale: 5 - 7 working days in Lagos and Abuja.

This service does not imply or guarantee in any way that by using the priority service you will be successful in your visa application. All visa applicants must meet the requirements of the UK Immigration rules. The amount paid for the priority service, as well as the visa application fee, is not refundable if the visa application is refused or, in exceptional cases, takes longer to process.

You should be aware that you may experience extended processing times if any of the following factors apply, if you have:

previously been refused a visa for the UK, and/or;
previously been refused leave to enter the UK, and/or;
previously been deported, removed, or otherwise required to leave the UK, and/or;
overstayed a period of leave in the UK, and/or;
been refused leave to remain in the UK by the Home Office, and/or;
been refused a visa for Australia, Canada, New Zealand, United States of America or the Schengen countries
Note: Please read the Priority Service DISCLAIMER carefully before applying for this service.[i][/i]

Thatfiyahgirl:


Service is horrible. 90% of the time you won't get to your destination with atleast one of your luggage. In my case, it was never found.

Got same report. Planning to book but scared.
Many thanks for sharing your experience.

elope:

i have. not totally bad... ok cost wise.. dmt expect to watch tv, plug ur fone or eat proper food. same food all d time
. no variety. flew frm gatwick to morocco and then lag... good thimg is the cheapness

If this is the worst then it's not all together bad for a few hours journey, food and entertainment can come after landing.
Many thanks for sharing your experience.

fizzile:
Have several friends who have flown Royal Air Maroc to the US and they never complained about their services. Right now on the US thread, people are booking Royal Air Maroc. Those who used it have arrived safely without any complain even at layover point.

Many thanks for your comment.

muami:


First of all, the IHS fee is paid separately from the visa. You can therefore use different bank cards for the IHS and the visasurrounding.

Second, create three different applications within the same account. That why, you will pay the IHS fee for each person separately. Same for the visa fees.

Bottom line is, you need at least 3 different bank cards to make the payment. Alternatively, open a domiciliary account, buy forex, pay it in and use it to pay.

Many thanks for your comment.
Did it today successfully. Had to get a dollar visa card from a friend, funded it dollars and used it seamlessly for the payments.
Separately as you rightly mentioned.
Tls Centre next...

fizzile:
dat means u were very sure of getting ur visa. What a deal. Yababoy

this guy u dey here.. air maroc things.. nice one bro

To apply:

come here : https://csc.do-it-online.org.uk/csc/ElectronicApplicationSystem.htm

Try to get admission to one of these UK universities to boost your chance: http://cscuk.dfid.gov.uk/apply/uk-universities/

For further information : http://cscuk.dfid.gov.uk/apply/scholarships-developing-cw/

I heard guys last year were angry due to Federal Scholarship board nepotism in nominated list with no clear stance, and a petition movement was planned on changing the system. It might be successful if you guys email and give your feedback to commonwealth by sending an email to: eas@cscuk.org.uk.

please house i need clearification on this... urgent please

fizzile:
For those who desire to use the priority visa application service, the cost is £150.

Priority Visa Processing £ 150 (non-settlement)
If you meet the criteria set out below and wish to purchase this service you should log into your personal account on this website, pay the fee and bring evidence of your payment to your appointment at the Visa Application Centre.

If you meet the criteria (below), purchasing Priority Visa Service will guarantee that your visa application is placed at the front of the processing queue. Under normal circumstances, Priority Visa Service applications will be processed within 5 - 7 working days.

The Priority Visa Service fee is not refundable.

Please note that you should not purchase Priority Visa Service after you have submitted your application.

Only customers who meet the following criteria can use Priority Visa Service:

UK visit visa categories.
Tiers 2 and 5 for those who have a Premium Sponsor.
Tier 4 Students.
Right of abode.
Returning residents.
Customers who fall into the following categories are advised not use the Priority Visa Service:

If you have been refused leave to enter the UK, and/or;
If you have previously deported, removed, or otherwise required to leave the UK, and/or;
If you have overstayed a period of leave in the UK, and/or;
If you have had leave to remain in the UK curtailed by the Home Office, and/or;
If you have been refused leave to remain in the UK by the Home Office, and/or;
If you have been previously refused a visa for Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the USA or a Schengen country, and/or;
If you have been interviewed, detained or prosecuted by the police for any offence in the UK or elsewhere, and/or;
If you have an unspent criminal conviction in any country, and/or;
If you have committed a criminal offence in any country.
Cost: £150 for each visa application

Processing time:

UKVI will fast track the processing of your application and aim to make your documents available for collection (or passed to the courier, if you have paid for this service) in the following timescale: 5 - 7 working days in Lagos and Abuja.

This service does not imply or guarantee in any way that by using the priority service you will be successful in your visa application. All visa applicants must meet the requirements of the UK Immigration rules. The amount paid for the priority service, as well as the visa application fee, is not refundable if the visa application is refused or, in exceptional cases, takes longer to process.

You should be aware that you may experience extended processing times if any of the following factors apply, if you have:

previously been refused a visa for the UK, and/or;
previously been refused leave to enter the UK, and/or;
previously been deported, removed, or otherwise required to leave the UK, and/or;
overstayed a period of leave in the UK, and/or;
been refused leave to remain in the UK by the Home Office, and/or;
been refused a visa for Australia, Canada, New Zealand, United States of America or the Schengen countries
Note: Please read the Priority Service DISCLAIMER carefully before applying for this service.[i][/i]

Wow
Thanks for this fizzile
#Helpful

Hello, please I just recently got an offer and I intend to pay my tuition fee in coming days in other to get my CAS please do you think I'd likely make my resumption date by September 26th as I'm worried. Thanks

Todail:
Hello, please I just recently got an offer and I intend to pay my tuition fee in coming days in other to get my CAS please do you think I'd likely make my resumption date by September 26th as I'm worried. Thanks

You will surely make it. Hope your maintenance fee is intact and have you started the 28days counting period? Secondly what school please?

fizzile:
You will surely make it. Hope your maintenance fee is intact and have you started the 28days counting period? Secondly what school please?

Thanks, my 28 days is counting.. It's Middlesex University London.

Todail:
Hello, please I just recently got an offer and I intend to pay my tuition fee in coming days in other to get my CAS please do you think I'd likely make my resumption date by September 26th as I'm worried. Thanks

Same resumption date, which school?

Todail:

Thanks, my 28 days is counting.. It's Middlesex University London.

You can pay your tuition. You don't have to panic as long as you have sufficient money in ur account for ur maintenance fee. Please make sure its sufficient so that you don't fall into the situation some of us found ourselves where we had to top up severally

fizzile:
You can pay your tuition. You don't have to panic as long as you have sufficient money in ur account for ur maintenance fee. Please make sure its sufficient so that you don't fall into the situation some of us found ourselves where we had to top up severally

Thank you!

my visa appointment is on monday by 12noon.. and I have decided to submit my transcript and statement of result alongside other things.. hope it's cool?

Greetings everyone,

Please I need some suggestions on an issue. I am currently filling my online visa application form for studies in the UK and I am required to supply my NI number if I had been assign one before. The issue is I got an NI number when I did my Msc in the UK, but I have misplaced the document and I don't have the number written anywhere. It's there anyway I can get the number back so that I can include it in my application? Saying I don't have the number is not an option as UKVI already have it on their record.
Cc: Justwise, SpikeC, OlowoB, et al.

you no get a copy of any of your payslip, P60 or tax return? otherwise call +44 171 203 7010

DFAM:
Greetings everyone,

Please I need some suggestions on an issue. I am currently filling my online visa application form for studies in the UK and I am required to supply my NI number if I had been assign one before. The issue is I got an NI number when I did my Msc in the UK, but I have misplaced the document and I don't have the number written anywhere. It's there anyway I can get the number back so that I can include it in my application? Saying I don't have the number is not an option as UKVI already have it on their record.
Cc: Justwise, SpikeC, OlowoB, et al.

Bourne007:
you no get a copy of any of your payslip, P60 or tax return? otherwise call +44 171 203 7010

Unfortunately, I can't lay my hand on any of those documents now. I misplaced them when I moved out of the UK then. Thanks for the contact, will try and call them. Just that those guys can be quite bureaucratic at times, and time is not really on my side.

DFAM:
Greetings everyone,

Please I need some suggestions on an issue. I am currently filling my online visa application form for studies in the UK and I am required to supply my NI number if I had been assign one before. The issue is I got an NI number when I did my Msc in the UK, but I have misplaced the document and I don't have the number written anywhere. It's there anyway I can get the number back so that I can include it in my application? Saying I don't have the number is not an option as UKVI already have it on their record.
Cc: Justwise, SpikeC, OlowoB, et al.

You don't have any of your payslips?

justwise:


You don't have any of your payslips?

Unfortunately I don't have any as I can't recall where I kept them. Even my tax refund I can't place now. I have just been thinking of the easiest way I can get this number so that I can submit my visa application say Monday or Tuesday. This is about the only thing holding me now. I am trying to avoid the bureaucracy of HM Treasury who might not want to give me the number over the phone because I don't really have plenty of time

DFAM:
Greetings everyone,

Please I need some suggestions on an issue.
Saying I don't have the number is not an option as UKVI already have it on their record.
Cc: Justwise, SpikeC, OlowoB, et al.

Just say "Number not known"
Then you are telling the truth.
You will not be the first person to say that.

If you pass the security questions, there is no reason why they can't release it to you. The NI is yours na so forget bureaucratic

DFAM:


Unfortunately, I can't lay my hand on any of those documents now. I misplaced them when I moved out of the UK then. Thanks for the contact, will try and call them. Just that those guys can be quite bureaucratic at times, and time is not really on my side.

worry359:


Just say "Number not known"
Then you are telling the truth.
You will not be the first person to say that.

There is no such option. It's a yes or no question. If you say yes, you will have to fill in the number, but if you say no, then you pass.

DFAM:


There is no such option. It's a yes or no question. If you say yes, you will have to fill in the number, but if you say no, then you pass.

OK I know what I would do.
But on a public forum I can not advise un-truth.

DFAM:


Unfortunately, I can't lay my hand on any of those documents now. I misplaced them when I moved out of the UK then. Thanks for the contact, will try and call them. Just that those guys can be quite bureaucratic at times, and time is not really on my side.

they will attend to u. as long as u have ur former post code and some other perso al informations

Please guys I need an urgent info...concerning documents for submission,must the birth certificate be from NPC, nd has NPC written on it,?? (I have a birth cert but derz no NPC written on it)...nd please who knows their address in portharcourt??...pls help!... thanks in advance.

DFAM:


Unfortunately I don't have any as I can't recall where I kept them. Even my tax refund I can't place now. I have just been thinking of the easiest way I can get this number so that I can submit my visa application say Monday or Tuesday. This is about the only thing holding me now. I am trying to avoid the bureaucracy of HM Treasury who might not want to give me the number over the phone because I don't really have plenty of time

Did you apply or receive your tax return before leaving the UK?

If not then they might have sent the check to your address in the UK and your national insurance number will be on it.

DFAM:
Greetings everyone,

Please I need some suggestions on an issue. I am currently filling my online visa application form for studies in the UK and I am required to supply my NI number if I had been assign one before. The issue is I got an NI number when I did my Msc in the UK, but I have misplaced the document and I don't have the number written anywhere. It's there anyway I can get the number back so that I can include it in my application? Saying I don't have the number is not an option as UKVI already have it on their record.
Cc: Justwise, SpikeC, OlowoB, et al.

It doesn't matter. If you can't retrieve it back by calling them, indicate 'no' and explain in the additional section that you have lost it

Thatfiyahgirl:


Service is horrible. 90% of the time you won't get to your destination with atleast one of your luggage. In my case, it was never found.

Are we still talking about Royal Air Maroc? Cos I have only good feedbacks for them and so does anyone I've ever sent that needs dead cheap flights

spikesC:


Are we still talking about Royal Air Maroc? Cos I have only good feedbacks for them and so does anyone I've ever sent that needs dead cheap flights

I think i have noticed that most people are actually concerned about the meals being served onboard. Abii them dem expect pounded yam and white soup and ogbono soup, abii nkworbi or catfish peppersoup...lolollzzz.. many have used royal air maroc and haven't had terrible xperiences as being described by some people.

justwise:


Did you apply or receive your tax return before leaving the UK?

If not then they might have sent the check to your address in the UK and your national insurance number will be on it.

I applied and received my tax return while I was still in the UK. It's among the documents I can't locate now. I will try and give them a call on Monday as that seems to be my only option now. I have searched my laptop for any trace, went through my Barclays account online for any hint, yet no show. I really wish I had written this number down somewhere.

spikesC:


It doesn't matter. If you can't retrieve it back by calling them, indicate 'no' and explain in the additional section that you have lost it

Thanks for the suggestion. Will do just that if I can't retrieve the number by calling.