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Phenmeson:
The visa can be issue to you less than 3weeks as far you have all documents with you. Can you share more light on how you get the Sponsor /COS.
Tanx

Yinkzy03:
Good morning guys, good job you are doing here. Very informative thread I must say. Big ups to
You all.
Now to my question, a family of 3 is considering doing a priority visa because of time constraint, please does it mean that the priority visa fees will be in 3 places? i.e. £184 each?

rednuth:
try connect to a wifi around you And see if it works. if yes, then check your internet configuration properly ...

ekpotek:
Ikeja centre: Is free to submit.
VI centre: You pay to submit.

Every other issues of processing, visa approval, etc are mere speculations.

sutelk:
Please what's the difference between TLS ikeja and Vi in terms of cost, processing time, etc. I'm currently processing my Tier 2 application and I intend using priority. A friend advised me to use VI although Ikeja is closer to me, his reasons were issues of touts at ikeja but i think i've come across some comments about extra costs at VI either in this thread or related threads. So I'd like to know the cost of biometrics at VI and Ikeja and anything else I need to know about both centres. Thanks.

buddiemm:
When she went to the UK in 2012 as a Tier 2 minister of religion migrant, the law doesn't say they should send their certificates to UKNARIC for assessment. She only submitted her degree certificate and English language proficiency letter from the university she graduated from to the embassy and her visa was issued. But now it requires sending your certificate to UKNARIC for assessment before submitting your visa application. We now read on section 164 of the Tier 2 guidance that points will be automatically awsrded for English language if u had previous grant of leave on Tier 2. That is what we want to be cleared of if she won't need to send her certificate again to UKNARIC. Thanks

buddiemm:
Ekpotek, I have read the section 150 but that talks about APPLYING FOR LEAVE TO REMAIN. She is not applying for leave to remain but want to apply afresh for ENTRY CLEARANCE from Nigeria. So we want to know if dhe doesn't need to apply for UKNARIC certificate conversation once she was granted a PREVIOUS LEAVE as Tier 2 minister of religion migrant. Please read section 164 to understand what am saying and let me know sir so she won't be confused. Thanks

mumynoella:
Please i need help with tracking my uk naric application, anyone with experiences with them? I submitted my docs on the 26th of march and they updated on my page that the assesment was completed on the 4th of april, since then i have not heard from them. How does one track the the transit of docs without a tracking number?
Besides i used international signed for , pls i am just confused

fatima04:
Airbnb is a good ooption, you can also check for hotels on booking.com, I have found it to be cheaper in some locations and also u get free breakfast for some options included.

Renting a house will be easier once u start your job and have all you bank account sorted out and you cant do that from Naija. To open a bank sef is another story entirely but I believe ur employer will help u with dt.

wonlasewonimi:
The solution to your problem is Airbnb

spacyzuma:
You can find temporary, flexible acommodation on spareroom.co.uk (I've used this).

You could search for and contact a nearby Nigerian church and explain, and they could connect you with someone (I've done this).

You can also find on gumtree, but I don't recommend it unless as a last resort.

cindylee:
Use the tls contact one of 184 pounds. You will get it within 5 working days. You can either pay with your card and book on their site online or pay with your card when you get there. my husband didnt want to wait 15 days as he was tired of staying alone with family in Nigeria.

I applied to join my hubby who's in a tier 2 with my baby. We got it within one week although it got to us two days plus the one week. Even with my adverse immigration history we were issued. You can check my previous post. I used ikeja tls. All the best.

fatima04:
U pay for priority through TLS contact. It was 184 pounds or so as at last yr. U can pay for it either as the only applicant or per each individual in a group. Don't worry once you start the application and make the visa payment. You will be redirected to their site and can even choose some additonal service.

Priority takes 5days. Just make sure all is ready and u submit ur application immediately ur result comes out.

fatima04:
Congratulations, hope u have gotten all d necessary documents TB test, police report, ielts or Naric. The application is quite straight forward. More money to your pocket

dustydee:
Congrats, medical practitioner?

deept:
abeg, what is COS?

mumynoella:
Thanks sis , i think its a better route to writing ielts twice because i already have used one result for nmc registration, one more question how long is it valid for?

sutelk:
Hello everyone.
I'm expecting my COS for a Tier 2 visa soon so I'm trying to make sure everything is in place before I commence my application.
My question is regarding visa payments and all such payments I will need to make in the course of my application.
What's the best method of payment from Nigeria? Do I need a domiciliary account?
I have Access and diamond bank visa cards and a first bank verve card. I've seen many referrals to GTB naira Master card, I also have a dormant GTB current account. Do I need to reactivate my GTB account or will I be okay with the active accounts I mentioned?
I paid for my UKNARIC application with my access bank visa card without any issues, is the ukvi payment platform in anyway similar to UKNARIC?
I know this issue has been treated somewhere on this thread but can't locate it.
Will also appreciate any other counsel regarding making payments to ukvi.
Thanks.