omopapa:
Which other company/Organization workers could she have included

Nadheer15:
September, but it wouldn't apply to me

omopapa:
Which other company/Organization workers could she have included

udi2111:
I'm new here. Does anyone know of any university in the UK that doesn't require tuition deposit for a Master's degree program. - No impossible, except you have a scholarship from organisations such as PTDF, Commonwealth, NNPC etc

And lastly can one submit a loan application approval letter to the UK embassy as proof of funds? Why shoot yourself in the leg? No you cannot submit a loan application letter.
Straight refusal.

udi2111:
I'm new here. Does anyone know of any university in the UK that doesn't require tuition deposit for a Master's degree program.
And lastly can one submit a loan application approval letter to the UK embassy as proof of funds?

udi2111:

Thanks for the clarification.
but I can take a loan after getting to the UK right?

udi2111:

Thanks for the clarification.
but I can take a loan after getting to the UK right?

Skymoore1004:
I’m not very sure on what you mean by this.
If you’re referring to a loan from a Nigerian company or bank, yes that’s doable. That agreement is between you and the company.

If you’re referring to loan from U.K. company or bank, it’s almost impossible to get one. You wouldn’t have enough credit history and you barely find companies that loan to intl students. You cannot also access public funds.

Regardless of what the case is, you must show your tuition balance (after deposit payment) + approx £9,200 if outside university is outside London or £11k ish in London. This must be in your personal bank account or parents or legal guardian. You can replace this with a sponsorship letter from an authorised or recognised body.

All The Best

RalphJean:


Are you for real?

ALL immigrants who meet the very high standards of a Tier-2 visa deserve the exemption.

An NHS immigrant is as useful as a Lecturer immigrant.

justwise:


Yes you can use loan approval letter:

- a loan letter (the loan must be provided by your national
government, state or regional government, or by a government
sponsored student loan company or be part of an academic, or
educational loans scheme);
- official financial or government sponsorship available to you.

udi2111:


I got a loan approval letter from progidy finance(International students loan provider). They are transferring my whole tuition to the university and my living expenses to my personal account when I get to the UK.
Progidy is very popular in the US and UK.
Will the letter not suffix for the proof of funds for tuition fee while I provide statement of account for my living expenses to the embassy.
Your input is needed here.
I even got another loan approval from future finance but they told me they can only grant me the loan after I arrived in the UK and submit my student ID card

udi2111:


I got a loan approval letter from progidy finance(International students loan provider). They are transferring my whole tuition to the university and my living expenses to my personal account when I get to the UK.
Progidy is very popular in the US and UK.
Will the letter not suffix for the proof of funds for tuition fee while I provide statement of account for my living expenses to the embassy.
Your input is needed here.
I even got another loan approval from future finance but they told me they can only grant me the loan after I arrived in the UK and submit my student ID card

mimilyrics:
Your loan confirmation letter from Prodigy can be used as proof of finance to support your visa application as long as the loan isn't conditional; the only condition for disbursement of funds, if any, MUST be the procurement of your student visa.
Both prodigy and future finance are regulated financial institutions with an active educational loan schemes and are regulated by the FCA.

IsJustGrace:
My friend paid deposit last week and now wants to change her course, please how can she go about it.

mimilyrics:
This is based on a friend's visa application within the past year; note that it's a slight deviation from the T4 rule that states that it must be an academic loan from your national government.

Your loan confirmation letter from Prodigy can be used as proof of finance to support your visa application as long as the loan isn't conditional; the only condition for disbursement of funds, if any, MUST be the procurement of your student visa.
Both prodigy and future finance are regulated financial institutions with an active educational loan schemes and are regulated by the FCA.

Ps: Since your school is on the list of prodigy approved institutions, they must have had questions around this (and students who have used this successfully in the past) so you should speak to your school; they should be able to answer your questions.

mimilyrics:
This is based on a friend's visa application within the past year; note that it's a slight deviation from the T4 rule that states that it must be an academic loan from your national government.

Your loan confirmation letter from Prodigy can be used as proof of finance to support your visa application as long as the loan isn't conditional; the only condition for disbursement of funds, if any, MUST be the procurement of your student visa.
Both prodigy and future finance are regulated financial institutions with an active educational loan schemes and are regulated by the FCA.

Ps: Since your school is on the list of prodigy approved institutions, they must have had questions around this (and students who have used this successfully in the past) so you should speak to your school; they should be able to answer your questions.

Bourne007:
Has your friend considered checking the school website or emailing on how to change course? Usually it's straight forward subject to approval (like meeting the new course requirements)

udi2111:


Thanks for the clarification. The school I'm applying to have no problem with the loan.
it's only the embassy I'm concerned about if they will accept it as proof of funds.

gentilityndu:
@justwise, please I want you explain something to me please... For guy who’s married in Nigeria, he want to apply for masters in UK and take his wife along with him, probably his wife will be working while he’s schooling. Can it be possible? How much will he have in his account before submitting his application in embassy? Will both be interviewed? Please anyone that has adequate knowledge can also help out.... Thanks!

mimilyrics:
UKVI shouldn't have an issue with it for the following reasons;
1. According to UKVI, the financial institution must be regulated by the FCA, PRA or the home regulator for the country that the financial institution is in and where the money is held. Prodigy meets this requirement because it has operational offices and the money for your loan is held in the UK (Prodigy is regulated by the FCA which is the financial conduct regulator in the UK)

2. Also, according the the UKVI, loan funds must be available to you before your travel to the UK but 2 exceptions apply to overseas visa applications; the 2nd exception is where prodigy falls. The 2nd exception allows for the payment of your tuition to your Tier 4 sponsor while your maintenance could be paid before or on your arrival to the UK; prodigy fulfils this requirement as this is usually contained in the general loan confirmation letter. Was this clearly stated in your loan confirmation letter as is the norm?

If you still have reservations, you could just fund your account with the required amount for visa application.

omopapa:
So ur putting people working from the comfort of their homes and people risking their lives in the same category

udi2111:


Thanks for the clarification. The school I'm applying to have no problem with the loan.
it's only the embassy I'm concerned about if they will accept it as proof of funds.

gentilityndu:
@justwise, please I want you explain something to me please... For guy who’s married in Nigeria, he want to apply for masters in UK and take his wife along with him, probably his wife will be working while he’s schooling. Can it be possible? How much will he have in his account before submitting his application in embassy? Will both be interviewed? Please anyone that has adequate knowledge can also help out.... Thanks!

omopapa:
So ur putting people working from the comfort of their homes and people risking their lives in the same category

Hubbysluv:
I was asked question based on scenario on people with mental health issues showing you aggressive behaviour during your support hour, how will you handle such as a professional?

Also, what will you do when you observe during your ward round shift with an experience colleague, you notice that he/she put the wrong dose of medication and you notify him/her about it, will you escalate what happen or keep quiet to avoid him/her losing the job?

FrannyTee:
Thanks dearie, did it yesterday, it was cool. Hoping to get an offer