iffyibeh:


not yet can we swap pls

vichyke:


Is it Abuja or Lagos IOM?

Adurami040517:
@santa2, have you gotten decision mail yet?

Tobexin:
If you are going to Teesside University, there is a 7 unit of tastefully furnished en-suite apartment available in Southfield road, directly opposite the school. Room and toilets is en-suite while only Kitchen is shared. Rent per month is £300 all bills inclusive. Note Bond is required. Interested person could dm me.

hosey:
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Thank you � will consider the msc

Apply for MSc Nursing. So many schools give admission for MSc Nursing without first degree in Nursing. Just have health, support or care experience.

You can bring your family for MSc studies. When you graduate, you are eligible to apply for UK Health and Care visa which is very cheap with no IHS payment. You will also be eligible for PSW.

Tobexin:
If you are going to Teesside University, there is a 7 unit of tastefully furnished en-suite apartment available in Southfield road, directly opposite the school. Room and toilets is en-suite while only Kitchen is shared. Rent per month is £300 all bills inclusive. Note Bond is required. Interested person could dm me.

Tobexin:
If you are going to Teesside University, there is a 7 unit of tastefully furnished en-suite apartment available in Southfield road, directly opposite the school. Room and toilets is en-suite while only Kitchen is shared. Rent per month is £300 all bills inclusive. Note Bond is required. Interested person could dm me.

Santa2:


Naah..not yet still waiting on them.

Tobexin:
If you are going to Teesside University, there is a 7 unit of tastefully furnished en-suite apartment available in Southfield road, directly opposite the school. Room and toilets is en-suite while only Kitchen is shared. Rent per month is £300 all bills inclusive. Note Bond is required. Interested person could dm me.

Damizy233:
Kindly enlighten me on this
My Us student interview date was change to January 27 and school resume January 17.... please what is the way forward I don’t know what to do... am just crying

Zigmarh:
Good afternoon everyone... just wanna know if there is visa interview for January intake.... I’m hearing they gonna start back by December.. well not sure... just wanna confirm

Chreze:
Here is what I have realized as a Nigerian who grew up in Nigerian did some study abroad and visited some other countries for vacation. (Make I buga small as Nigerian wey I be )

As Nigerians, we are all about being “Right” hence the reason why we can’t have conversations without argument, abuses and fights. We always want to be heard (I think this is because we have been oppressed for so many years by leaders, from the British to past and present Nigerian leaders). This has made everyone (almost) always wanting to show their level of education and intelligence even at the expense of sounding rude and abusive.

I have had conversations with people from other countries and what’s always important in their conversation is “Learning” and giving “Advice”. They speak more from experience and when it’s “hear say” they quote and make it know it’s “hear say” or “I read”. But for us Nigerians, it’s quite different, because we respect our uncle that told us that thing, we are ready to fight or abuse another with that information (forgetting that this elderly ones this days lie a lot). The whole UK tread has been arguing and fighting all week for things that I shud share my own experience or hear say and you share yours too. But we tend to insult people or trample on their personality just cos we think we are right. Being in UK for years doesn’t mean you know it all, and I know as human we sometimes feel little or small when someone who just joined seem to know more than us, but you don’t have to always respond to your feelings. In conversations just have an open mind to things. Give advice and that’s it, it’s up to the person to use the advice or let it go. You can’t force people to believe in things you believe in. Ask yourself why countries outside Nigerian live with gay, lesbians and trans, it’s not because everyone accepts it, it’s because you have to respect people’s decisions and not bash them. Yes your religion is against it, but your religion is not the only one in the world and you can’t force anyone to a religion.

That said, I plead that we Respect other people’s view in life, you may not agree with it, but just respect it and not run them down for it. This has lead to people not sharing new informations and updated information here because they fear one old papa will start to run them down and trash them. For me, I think it is more of English to me and not how other sites does theirs. “Currency I have” (maybe any currency, usd, pounds, euro or IRN, but in this case naira cos that is what I have) and “Currency I want“ ( could be anything, but in this case, pounds, cos that’s the money I want to get with the naira I have). Remember that this oanda site is used by every other part of the world and not just Nigerians. This has got nothing to do with living in UK, being a professor, an accountant, medical doctor, Maths teacher or even a first class graduate. And I understand why someone will be disappointed by masters applicant having this difficulty, and that is because we made it “Argument” instead of “Conversation”.

Please let’s learn to respect each other, that’s the only way we can share ideas and grow.

Blessed day to everyone.

Muol11:
Hi please can you send a link where I can see pictures?

bluehorizo:
Pls has anyone got stuck trying to calculate the IHS surcharge? It doesn't bring out the visa types when it gets to that column.

2tolu:

Have you gotten one

quille11:
Hello guys,

Anyone applying to Ulster Uni.? Let’s connect

kingsilly:
I’ve been seeing words thrown both way, so I had to gather information before posting. Gbp is up Ngn is down
Below is a screenshot from someone in Uk visit visa and image from his denials and calculation by the embassy and date
He was denied visa on the 26th of November
Below are the rates. If you still think you are right after this, nothing can be done

Muol11:
Hello gurus in the house, is it acceptable if I use a printout of my bank statement as my proof of funds without a stamp (my bank doesn't stamp statements and is a UK bank). Or must it be a copy posted directly from the bank(this option takes about 5 working days)?

ritlala:
I started counting my 28days from 7th Nov, today 4th Dec is the exact 28days. Please what day shd I print out, how much will I pay for IHS and visa fee for me and one dependent (adult)? Can I do walk-in on Tuesday?

mimilyrics:
You don't require a stamp since it originates from a UK bank and UK banks rarely stamp statements. The online bank statement is accepted too. Whichever one you use is up to you.