₦airaland Forum

Ashirioluwa:
This your information is not true. I believe your wife needs a bs nursing or maybe health science related degree before going for ms nursing degree.

I know some schools in US have Direct MSN program for selected high schools students but this is a 6-year program.

LagosismyHome:
On face value I would say NO ...... however for Tier 2 , they need to work full time for their sponsor . However it is still allowed that they can undertake a permitted 20 hours supplementary to work in the same category as original leave and continue to work for the main employer.

So I know a doctor that opened limited company to be able to work the 20 hours locum as the supplementary work.

However in that case he could not be the DIRECTOR of the company and had to add a friend as the Director and pull the earnings / salary out that way .

Bourne007:
A Tier 2 migrant can be self employed. As long as you run the business for no more than 20 hours per week and outside of your sponsored working hours. The role must be the similar to your sponsor unless the role is on the shortage occupation list.

Teepp10:
Good morning.
I'm getting confusing information online. Please are those on tier 2 visa allowed to have limited companies? Will it affect ILR application?

gratefulme40:
Leave those money alone ooo. A colleague collected it and when she applied for visa renewal, she was asked for proof that she refunded the money. Leave advisers oooo and face your hustle biko

Bourne007:
Child benefit is public funds

https://www.gov.uk/child-benefit-move-to-uk

deept:
I did same for my mum, visit visa would have gone beyond expiry of my temp visa, had months left. She planned to stay a few weeks but was refused; one of the reasons given my visa was running out and there was no guarantee for renewal. This was last year. Woman that travels every year.

Best add enough evidence of strong ties to home. I think sometimes depends on the case handler and what side of the bed he or she wakes up on.

Aphrodite007:
Yes. It’s perfectly logical. She will most likely get it if she didn’t use up her entire 6 months with no break.

I remember one time at the airport, the border people complained that an old woman (clearly Nigerian), spent her entire 6 months here, went back for like a month and then returned with another visa. The border agent was acting like he wanted to send her back, wondering how she got the visa. I thought the border people were being cruel but I understood where they were coming (apparently, they weren’t convinced that she was visiting since she stayed the full 6 months).

Maybe it’s just over-do that was worrying them sha.

LagosismyHome:
I am not a Visa officer but personally I think it's fine, there no correlation between your length of Visa and your mother visiting Visa... UK is a main tourist hub so with or without a child she might continue to visit even if her child doesn't live here

Having a child here was not mandatory for her Visa to be issued, it's more like a nice to have

LagosismyHome:
Yes I think a 2 years after 6 months is a good progression

giselle237:
If you will renew ur tier 2, I don’t think her applying for 2 years is a problem

fatima04:
It's so sad to read, considering how early this is in your marital and UK life. I think the basic issues here is due to lack of communication and unrealistic expectations from both parties.

The reason why some are seemingly taking your wife sides is because some of the reasons (perfume and garbage throwing) stated by yourself compounded things and made it seem like you are the inconsiderate party.

You have to both sit down and talk about your finances right now before a child comes in because

A. She wont be earning so much during maternity leave
B. Babies or kids are expensive
C. If you go through divorce your Bill's is going to be double because of child support and her maintenance.

Have you sat down and talked seriously with her? You need to sit down together (shock her and
plan a romantic trip sef ��) ask her what she really wants in the marriage and go from there. All this can easily be resolved from series of discussions and agreement.

Clearly, you were comfortable paying Bill's back in Nigeria and this shouldn't really change since you are the Man of the house. However, we all know that is not easy in this part of the world.
I can attribute her changes to hormones because we all experience it differently.

Just accommodate her till the baby is born and be prepared for huge changes because more chores is coming your way. Try your best to create and provide a peaceful home for your child. You owe HIM/HER that much

Involving the family should also be an option before separation or divorce. Like Ralph said this marriage was contracted in Nigeria in love so discover the love again.

Wishing you all the best.

Lexusgs430:
Get a lawyer in Nigeria to petition him. Have you been physically apart for 2 years?......

Rubyventures:
You can do it online or go to your local court. You don't really need to go to Nigeria.