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Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04: 7:12pm On Jan 10, 2019
EngrSaks:
Greetings everyone I have a question,

Please which is the best option? going now with all the family members or the main tier 2 Visa holder going first then bringing in the family later? Will this in any way affect the application of ILR later?

Also is the health charge to be paid for just one year?

Thanks

I will advise apply now for all the family members and let them come within 3months after the main applicant moves.

If you apply separately, it sort of complicates the ILR application because when main applicant is due for ILR the dependant wont be and then he or she with (the kids) if any needs to change the class of Visa by exiting the UK to apply for another category of visa.... That Is my understanding

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Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04: 7:13pm On Jan 10, 2019
Inkredible:
Na so page take reach 100.

Good bless everyone putting in work to make sure say we nor loose guard for UK. For all the suggestions, recommendations and arguments, I appreciate y'all.

cheesy

Small small oo my brother, thank you all for guiding us through UK immigration waters and life. Nagode

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Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04: 7:15pm On Jan 10, 2019
Ralphlauren:


YES IT WILL.

one of the requirement for ILR is not staying outside the UK for 180 days within a 12 months period.

I understand that the absence requirement was recently removed but it only applications to folks who got their visas before January 2017 or 2018 (I cant remember - Google it)

And such absence must even be explained for the Tier 2 main applicant when applying for ILR by obtaining leave approval letter from your bosses before changing jobs advisably. Too much wahala....

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Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by EngrSaks(m): 9:42pm On Jan 10, 2019
Ralphlauren:


YES IT WILL.

one of the requirement for ILR is not staying outside the UK for 180 days within a 12 months period.

I understand that the absence requirement was recently removed but it only applications to folks who got their visas before January 2017 or 2018 (I cant remember - Google it)

Ok, thanks for the info
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by EngrSaks(m): 9:44pm On Jan 10, 2019
fatima04:


I will advise apply now for all the family members and let them come within 3months after the main applicant moves.

If you apply separately, it sort of complicates the ILR application because when main applicant is due for ILR the dependant wont be and then he or she with (the kids) if any needs to change the class of Visa by exiting the UK to apply for another category of visa.... That Is my understanding

That will be bad o...best to apply for everyone then. Thanks
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by EngrSaks(m): 9:45pm On Jan 10, 2019
fatima04:


And such absence must even be explained for the Tier 2 main applicant when applying for ILR by obtaining leave approval letter from your bosses before changing jobs advisably. Too much wahala....

So many rules
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by LaaJiblik: 10:05pm On Jan 10, 2019
Seeing Nigerian-sounding names (either as culprits or victims) saddens me.

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Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Aphrodite007(f): 10:54pm On Jan 10, 2019
LaaJiblik:
Seeing Nigerian-sounding names (either as culprits or victims) saddens me.

Injustice in the rawest forms! Man that was about to be attacked with knife has pled guilty for man slaughter.. like why? Is he the one that put the knife in her bag? See how her brother is opening mouth to say rubbish. It’s not their fault!

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Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by RalphJean: 1:22am On Jan 11, 2019
Aphrodite007:


Injustice in the rawest forms! Man that was about to be attacked with knife has pled guilty for man slaughter.. like why? Is he the one that put the knife in her bag? See how her brother is opening mouth to say rubbish. It’s not their fault!


My dear @Aphrodite:
The guy is guilty ohhh
No defend am abeg.
He pleaded guilty for MANSLAUGHTER because he indeed is guilty.
It may not be culpable homicide or Murder but it’s clearly a case of manslaughter.
Pains me when I see Nigerians being linked to these vices.
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Lexusgs430: 2:35am On Jan 11, 2019
RalphJean:



My dear @Aphrodite:
The guy is guilty ohhh
No defend am abeg.
He pleaded guilty for MANSLAUGHTER because he indeed is guilty.
It may not be culpable homicide or Murder but it’s clearly a case of manslaughter.
Pains me when I see Nigerians being linked to these vices.

They way this Judges are dishing out sentences now, no be joke ó.....

He should be expecting 20 years + behind bars............
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04: 9:12am On Jan 11, 2019
EngrSaks:


That will be bad o...best to apply for everyone then. Thanks

Anyone you choose is still going to be expensive so better to drink the garri at the same time grin grin. All the best
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04: 9:15am On Jan 11, 2019
RalphJean:



My dear @Aphrodite:
The guy is guilty ohhh
No defend am abeg.
He pleaded guilty for MANSLAUGHTER because he indeed is guilty.
It may not be culpable homicide or Murder but it’s clearly a case of manslaughter.
Pains me when I see Nigerians being linked to these vices.

Saddening seeing Nigerians linked to this, but could be he just pled guilty for Manslaughter rather than take chances in murder trial
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by EngrSaks(m): 11:14am On Jan 11, 2019
fatima04:


Anyone you choose is still going to be expensive so better to drink the garri at the same timle grin grin. All the best

Yes o, just a family of 4, see bills just for Visa and health surcharge....Thanks
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by DisGuy: 12:14pm On Jan 11, 2019
That case looks/sounds weird. She fell onto her own knife?

involuntary manslaughter maybe..?

I've joined the Name checkers association when it comes to these knife crimes- absolutely gut wrenching seeing Nigerian/African names lipsrsealed

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Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by DaveChapelle: 5:50pm On Jan 11, 2019
Africans is crime. Asians is Paedophilia and honour killings! Crazy world
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Beautyaddy: 6:02pm On Jan 11, 2019
RalphJean:



My dear @Aphrodite:
The guy is guilty ohhh
No defend am abeg
.
He pleaded guilty for MANSLAUGHTER because he indeed is guilty.
It may not be culpable homicide or Murder but it’s clearly a case of manslaughter.
Pains me when I see Nigerians being linked to these vices.

Huh, how's he guilty? Aren't we reading the same report from the newspaper that the lady had a knife in her bag of which she mistakenly fell on it?

Okay...may be the boy didn't have a very good lawyer to represent him well or something. undecided
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Nobody: 7:13pm On Jan 11, 2019
Lexusgs430:


They way this Judges are dishing out sentences now, no be joke ó.....

He should be expecting 20 years + behind bars............
I don't think so.
Was told to accept to lessen his sentence. Few yrs.
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Lexusgs430: 7:31pm On Jan 11, 2019
sassysure:

I don't think so.
Was told to accept to lessen his sentence. Few yrs.

We wait and see.....
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by TroublemakerPro: 9:46pm On Jan 11, 2019
Wow
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by ChristoBam: 11:21pm On Jan 11, 2019
Beautyaddy:


Huh, how's he guilty? Aren't we reading the same report from the newspaper that the lady had a knife in her bag of which she mistakenly fell on it?

Okay...may be the boy didn't have a very good lawyer to represent him well or something. undecided
OJ Simpson got away with something more crazy than this lol. You're right, he most probably doesn't have a good lawyer.

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Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Beautyaddy: 11:41pm On Jan 11, 2019
ChristoBam:

OJ Simpson got away with something more crazy than this lol. You're right, he most probably doesn't have a good lawyer.

Huh, I wouldn't make such a comparison.

OJ Simpson case was due to the very sloppy investigators and some who were caught being biased.


With this UK case it seems most people already found him guilty without the benefit of the doubt that he might be innocent.
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Heritagee: 12:57am On Jan 12, 2019
fatima04:


I will advise apply now for all the family members and let them come within 3months after the main applicant moves.

If you apply separately, it sort of complicates the ILR application because when main applicant is due for ILR the dependant wont be and then he or she with (the kids) if any needs to change the class of Visa by exiting the UK to apply for another category of visa.... That Is my understanding
Jeez! See my life for outside ooo. So na rubbish I pack full for head. Never knew this o, thought once the main applicant has ILR, it covers others too not knowing they will also have to complete their 5 years.
So does that mean they will extend their visa?
Does this also apply to a child born here?
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Hunnybee: 7:40am On Jan 12, 2019
Hi fatima04... Does this mean the family does not necessarily have to come within one month of getting the visa? Will there be any penalty for such??

fatima04:


I will advise apply now for all the family members and let them come within 3months after the main applicant moves.

If you apply separately, it sort of complicates the ILR application because when main applicant is due for ILR the dependant wont be and then he or she with (the kids) if any needs to change the class of Visa by exiting the UK to apply for another category of visa.... That Is my understanding
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by freecocoahubby(m): 2:08pm On Jan 12, 2019
sutelk:
Hello house, wake up, I want to share my testimony.
So I signed my tenancy and got the keys to my house today. And shhh... don't tell anybody this one; I also locked myself outside my house on my first day in the house. It cost me £50 to get back in and everyone I told the story says I was lucky cost it could have cost as much as £300. The locksmith didn't change the locks sha, he just slid a thick cardboard in between the door slid it up and used the cardboard to push back the lock and collected my 50 quid and I was like why didn't I think of this? come and see me pricing, the guy even said £70 if I pay with card, he only collected £50 because I paid cash. Anyway, lesson learnt, so in case u lock yourself outside one day just holla me, I will collect just £48 as a fellow nairalander.
Back to my testimony, so I've been in the UK 6 months now, came here really low on cash, as I had to apply for my visa twice following an error in my first Application.
I remember posting my challenge here and someone advised me to contact churches if they could help, I made some calls and God connected me with this family who didn't know me from Adam, they accommodated and fed me for the past 6 months taking just a token.
When I set out to look for a house about a month ago my budget was about £3000 for rent, deposit, and all those their charges. But I got my keys today spending just about £800 for rent and referencing for a 2 bedroom house in Cambridge, and man Cambridge is expensive.
I was favored and got a key worker housing, paying just 80% of the actual rent and reference fee, no deposit and no other charges.
You won't believe those referencing guys actually called my landlord in Naija, the guy first cut their call thinking they were yahoo yahoo.
To summarize my testimony, I now have my keys, not moved in yet, those guys to reconnect the gas are doing slow motion, they can't give me time they want to come, they just want me to sit at home all day waiting for them, like I don't have work, don't have their time yet, I'm still enjoying the egusi soup I am eating in my present home, I know indomie days are approaching no need to rush.
Somebody should collect offering.


Bros, i used to live in cambridge, its a lovely place. im in leicester now and no joy here - its cheap but too rowdy. just a piece of advice: if you dey find better church try KICC. No go redeem o drama full dat church (talking from experience)

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Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by DaveChapelle: 4:24pm On Jan 12, 2019
freecocoahubby:



Bros, i used to live in cambridge, its a lovely place. im in leicester now and no joy here - its cheap but too rowdy. just a piece of advice: if you dey find better church try KICC. No go redeem o drama full dat church (talking from experience)

Hahaha, I'm catholic, but partner is redeem. Amebo is too much. When i went to Redeem in Reading when lonely, on easter day. Pastor was blasting easter bunny tradition and calling it idolatry. Went to another and the senrenre was so much, especially after they knew i was a single doctor. Then blocking me from talking to one or two single ladies there! Wasn't interested in the overfamiliarity and unnecessary intrusion....whatsapp group, calls to check on me. etc

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Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by DaveChapelle: 4:25pm On Jan 12, 2019
DaveChapelle:


Hahaha, I'm catholic, but partner is redeem. Amebo is too much. When i went to Redeem in Reading when lonely, on easter day. Pastor was blasting easter bunny tradition and calling it idolatry. Went to another and the senrenre was so much, especially after they knew i was a single doctor. Then blocking me from talking to one or two single ladies there! Wasn't interested in the overfamiliarity and unnecessary intrusion....whatsapp group, calls to check on me. etc

Though being catholic here is somehow very boring. But, that's my roots
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04: 6:34pm On Jan 12, 2019
Heritagee:

Jeez! See my life for outside ooo. So na rubbish I pack full for head. Never knew this o, thought once the main applicant has ILR, it covers others too not knowing they will also have to complete their 5 years.
So does that mean they will extend their visa?
Does this also apply to a child born here?

They can't extend Tier 2 again because the class of visa Don change to PBS dependant or so not sure about this but don't worry you will sort it out by then because rules may have even changed again
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04: 6:36pm On Jan 12, 2019
Hunnybee:
Hi fatima04... Does this mean the family does not necessarily have to come within one month of getting the visa? Will there be any penalty for such??


They can come within 3months and not travel again for the next 1 year so that the year will be valid towards ILR.

This is based on the you must not stay outside UK for 90days in any 365days.
This is to the best of my knowledge, elders will come add if incomplete.

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Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04: 6:40pm On Jan 12, 2019
DaveChapelle:


Hahaha, I'm catholic, but partner is redeem. Amebo is too much. When i went to Redeem in Reading when lonely, on easter day. Pastor was blasting easter bunny tradition and calling it idolatry. Went to another and the senrenre was so much, especially after they knew i was a single doctor. Then blocking me from talking to one or two single ladies there! Wasn't interested in the overfamiliarity and unnecessary intrusion....whatsapp group, calls to check on me. etc

Lol grin grin cheesy, they were just being nice now, embrace it
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Hunnybee: 7:41pm On Jan 12, 2019
Thank you Fatima.I always thought they'd have to pick up their BRP within one month of the visa being issued or can the main applicant pick for them?

fatima04:


They can come within 3months and not travel again for the next 1 year so that the year will be valid towards ILR.

This is based on the you must not stay outside UK for 90days in any 365days.
This is to the best of my knowledge, elders will come add if incomplete.
Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by Nobody: 11:09pm On Jan 12, 2019
I'm not an expert on this but I believe once the visas have been issued, you all have to arrive the UK within 30days (you'll find in your visa that it expires 30 days from when it is issued).

As for BRP, I don't think you can pick up for anyone who is yet to arrive the UK. And this is how it works, You get to pick the nearest post office or address (if you settled in quickly) and have them post it to you, which is usually 10 days of your arrival.

I stand to be corrected.
@hunnybee

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Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04: 11:40pm On Jan 12, 2019
Hunnybee:
Thank you Fatima.I always thought they'd have to pick up their BRP within one month of the visa being issued or can the main applicant pick for them?


Yeah that's true, forgot totally. Would advise them to just come within 1 month once and for all. No point going and coming back to naija.

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