Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 5 by Thastie(f): 8:51am On Jun 21, 2024 |
Cashmadam: Sorry about the refusal.
My thoughts:
1. Mum's income is considered low 2. Mum's monthly expenses are considered too high compared to her income 3. It appears Mum is self employed and the visa officer is not convinced about that.
if you can provide more information about her personal and economic circumstances, maybe we can advise you on next steps. My mom sells clothes and jewellery; she’s been doing this close to 3 decades. She used to have a restaurant but she leased it out and makes 400k yearly. Honestly, I can’t quantify how much she earns yearly, cos she receives cash most times. I actually wrote it in the letter that I will be paying for everything regarding this journey. We included the documents for her shop and also that my mom is still married to my dad and she will be returning home to her husband and grandchildren |
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 5 by Thastie(f): 11:00pm On Jun 20, 2024 |
Guys, please what can I do? I just received this terrible news. My mom’s visa was refused
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Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Thastie(f): 10:43pm On Jun 20, 2024 |
I just received this sad news guys. Letter of refusal for my mom’s visa. Please what can I do? I felt they are comparing the Nigerian economy to the YK economy. The way the money was converted to pounds is so annoying
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Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 5 by Thastie(f): 9:33pm On May 28, 2024 |
veleta: Write a cover letter introducing yourself, job title then mention you are inviting your mum for a visit but don't mention omugwu/childcare. You can say she is visiting to see her grandchildren. Mention that she will be staying with you all through her stay that her flight, accommodation will be sorted by you.
Include her bank statement, it's very important and also, if she is currently working or retired add the letter(pension letter if any). Attach your tenancy agreement, council tax, letter of invitation from you as well as the cover letter.
Your mum should write cover letter as well.
All the best. Please guys, I am having trouble with this letter thing. Will the letter be part of what I would upload on the TLS service because I am the one applying for my mom. And how many letters do we need? Thank you. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Thastie(f): 11:24am On May 28, 2024 |
giselle237: always best to include it.. as in some refusal letters they mention they could not see applicant’s bank statement and could not access the applicant’s own life and circumstances in their own country and therefore denying the visa.. Hi Sorry I’m bothering you. I have access to the statement of account, it is 66 pages. Will it be too much to upload the 66pages? |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Thastie(f): 1:39pm On May 25, 2024 |
giselle237: There’s nothing to do if you have already submitted the application. Goodluck I haven’t submitted yet |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Thastie(f): 12:51am On May 21, 2024 |
giselle237: always best to include it.. as in some refusal letters they mention they could not see applicant’s bank statement and could not access the applicant’s own life and circumstances in their own country and therefore denying the visa.. Thanks for the response. How many letters do I submit? I’m seeing cover letter reading through the pages. I only wrote one letter of invitation |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Thastie(f): 12:51am On May 21, 2024 |
giselle237: always best to include it.. as in some refusal letters they mention they could not see applicant’s bank statement and could not access the applicant’s own life and circumstances in their own country and therefore denying the visa.. Thanks for the response. How many letters do I submit? I’m seeing cover letter reading through the pages. I only wrote one letter of invitation |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Thastie(f): 12:19am On May 21, 2024 |
giselle237: always best to include it.. as in some refusal letters they mention they could not see applicant’s bank statement and could not access the applicant’s own life and circumstances in their own country and therefore denying the visa.. Do we need to put large amounts of money there? |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Thastie(f): 2:15pm On May 17, 2024*. Modified: 4:33pm On May 17, 2024 |
Hi All,
Please for visitor’s visa do I need to like write a letter or is it an email? Is it a must for me to include my mom’s bank statement since am sponsoring the visit? |
Health › Re: Nigerian Nurses To Work For 2 Years Before They Can Practice Abroad - NMC by Thastie(f): 10:36am On Feb 09, 2024 |
happney65: Just like what I wrote on Instagram a while ago
I support this 100 percent. Infact they should make it ten years sef . The same with Doctors and Dentists. This should however be mostly applicable to graduates of government tertiary institutions funded through subsided education
However the government should also do better for medical personnel in Nigeria. Increase their pay and employ more hands not this nonesense government does every now and then You sound like a crab in the bucket. Nursing education in the government schools was the most expensive. When I studied nursing, it could conveniently train ten doctors through UI that year. Have you ever paid 698k for a post basic course minus the exam fees and every other thing? No one acquired nursing education cheap in Nigeria |
Celebrities › Re: 'I Am Dead To My Father' - Emeka Ike's Son, Michael by Thastie(f): 2:29pm On Dec 27, 2023 |
Angelfrost: That brainwashing part just makes no sense...!
No matter how much you grow to hate your former husband or wife, why sow the seeds of that hatred in the kids' hearts against him or her?!!
Why disorganize and conflict their lives like that?!!
A broken home doesn't have to produce broken, angry and conflicted children.
A lot of these men and women didn't go through these with their own parents, yet they put their kids through it.
It's selfish and unfair. That marriage lasted for 12 years, which means that boy witnessed Emeka ike beating his mother. After that, Emeka had custody of the children and kept the boy away from his mother. Why’ll you stop your children their mom, because you are so bitter. That woman had no chance of brainwashing the son. Emeka did it all by himself |
Celebrities › Re: 'I Am Dead To My Father' - Emeka Ike's Son, Michael by Thastie(f): 2:20pm On Dec 27, 2023 |
eliwa47: The mother is always hold responsible for what happened between the children and father either good or bad. The issue of not knowing what actually happened is out of line. The father have role to play, while the mother have a bigger role to play. Emeka Ike ex wife had kept quiet for the longest. Most people don’t know what she looked like sef. But Emeka on the other hand has been doing media rounds for a marriage that has ended over a decade and has all the documents online. That narrative that women should be blamed for either good or bad is part of the patriarchal system Nigeria operates where women are blamed for men’s mistakes; it needs to stop. That boy lived with his father for the longest, he has seen everything |
Celebrities › Re: 'I Am Dead To My Father' - Emeka Ike's Son, Michael by Thastie(f): 1:17pm On Dec 27, 2023 |
eliwa47: Fear women, am sure she had poison the mind of all her Children against their father.  Emeka Ike had the custody of the children. One of the children doesn’t recognise the mom as she was taken away from her mother at a young age. So how will she brainwash him, when they’ve been separated since divorce. When this son was having surgery Emeka did not inform the mother, she had to hear it from other happy. I’ll advise you to subscribe, don’t lay false accusations where it’s not due |
Travel › Re: JAPA: My Marriage Shakes by Thastie(f): 11:22pm On Dec 26, 2023 |
luminouz: Exactly why I quoted you. You are high on your own octane. No woman who married her husband with love will ever need to 'seriously talk with my husband before bringing him to the UK' it shows your pride and ego, telling us you brought him ON YOUR OWN TERMS and even after being in the UK, you still are having issues. Shioor.
Exactly why I also posted my story of the nurse. You are both sisters!! I actually wanted to put context to the “concerns” but like my husband had told me before we were married “Never discuss our issues with family or friends, whatever we going through and we can’t resolve it between us then that means there’s no solution “ Not to talk of you a known nonentity on here. You lack insight plus intelligence. To just assume that things are black and white and put label on situations or just a version of what you read shows you do not understand how relationships or the world work. I’m not interested in engaging you. You’re not worth it. Direct your preconceived anger towards women elsewhere |
Travel › Re: JAPA: My Marriage Shakes by Thastie(f): 10:27pm On Dec 26, 2023 |
luminouz: You don't love that husband biko. You had to have conversations with the man you married for naija...for what? You married an abusive man or what? Unless you married him from the UK and una never date for naija.
I thank my stars for the redpill. A nurse who got sponsored visa moved heaven and hell to marry me and kept dangling 'i will take you to the UK' before me. I refused and told her NO. She is rude, classless and lousy. Someone who abused her own mother in front of me won't change when she gets to the UK. And I am no woman's bîtch. She is still single as we speak and I am onto better things.
The point is, if you can't be submissive to your husband even while in the UK and expect him to do what's right by you, that marriage has failed already. One of the failed students of Ubunja. You have an anger addiction and you are not enlightened. What married folks do not have conversations time to time? What married people do not have ongoing issues or new ones that they need to talk about? You don’t know the context of the conversation I had with MY OWN husband before and when I traveled so we won’t be among the statistics of people who got here and divorced and you’re here spewing nonsense. Why’s that women start acting like they don’t need a man when they start earning Well, I have always had money. I have never been in a relationship where I wasn’t earning more or equally. It’s not only men that make money in Naija, that narrative needs to stop |
Travel › Re: JAPA: My Marriage Shakes by Thastie(f): 5:15pm On Dec 26, 2023 |
joebeckz: Firstly, no amount of magic will give you paper next year. You don't need to exaggerate to get quick solutions cos we have good knowledge of student pathways even for In-demand professions. Except you are switching Visa type to COS or it's like. That being said.
You should double your efforts to make more money at the moment. Your wife can't do anything now cos the hours she is getting for work won't sustain her should she chase you out of the UK. She needs you at the moment to survive UK bills but might have plans to deal with you when the time is right. Therefore do not relent also. Save for that time. Look for a pathway that will make you independent. Look for good direct streams of COS.
MUST DO Get a USA visa Get a Canadian visa Get other visas. (NOTE You will be granted these tourist visas easily from UK cos of your status)
Why do you need these Visas? You will need them should the need arise. If she decides kicks you out. Fall back to Canada or USA via student route or other pathways. All you need to do is fly into these countries with your visa, look for a school and apply for a certificate program of one year and and migrate legitimately using the various streams available for students. Therefore do these things quietly.
Don't forget to be a good husband to your wife. Some women have seen shege from Nigerian men and when they get to societies that have their interest at heart. The quest for revenge sets in.
OP. WHERE YOU A GOOD HUSBAND BACK IN NIGERIA? I like how you ended this. Everyone just wants to make it seem like women are always the problem every time. The patriarchy system in Nigeria has cuddled men so much so that when they move to another climate they start thinking the world is against their gender. We all are humans and there’s something called human rights even though it’s not practiced in Nigeria. When I wanted to bring my husband to UK, I was very concerned as well. I had to have many conversations with him. But he is here and it’s still not that easy as well. I hope OP and his wife will be able to navigate their issue. I like the advice of that visa thing |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Thastie(f): 7:23pm On Nov 24, 2023 |
Seniors in the house please I need an advice. I was planning to get a mortgage next year. But the recent policies they are about to make is kinda scary. Skilled workers will not be allowed to come in with partners. Citizens has to start working, no more benefits etc.
Let me not bore you. So my plan is getting a mortgage, rent it out and move to the USA. Can that work? Is it reasonable? |
Politics › Re: We Don't Want War; Igbos In Niger Protest Against Invasion Of Niger by Thastie(f): 11:31am On Aug 10, 2023 |
TemplarLandry: Great one. I dedicate “Obodo” by Mr. Raw feat. Klint Da Drunk to them. Great jam! Was thinking of this song yesterday. Had to Google the lyrics “Obodo well Welu o😂😂” |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Thastie(f): 9:19pm On Aug 08, 2023 |
LagosismyHome: I have a British passport and if you have a naija passport then yes visa for sure is needed.
Paris was peaceful and was lovely, no sign of trouble Thanks. It’s late already to get a visa cos I just found out |
Romance › Re: Dear Ladies, You Need This If You Are Between This Age Bracket by Thastie(f): 5:42pm On Aug 08, 2023 |
If you’re 40, go for men in their 50s, be a second or third wife |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Thastie(f): 1:26pm On Aug 07, 2023 |
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Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Thastie(f): 3:48pm On Aug 01, 2023 |
FBS: Yes.
Major thing would be getting your family to Australia. Once done, the rest will sort itself out. Thanks so much. The part I wanted to highlight is that the guy is not literate. I was looking into UK for them but it’s difficult to get in with family now. |
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Thastie(f): 4:03am On Jul 30, 2023 |
FBS: 1- Any city in Australia is a good place to live, it depends on what you like. Tasmania is an Island and smallest state in Australia - rugged mountains with natural beauty at its finest. see here and here for more info on Tasmania
2. Cost of living is high (in Australia generally) but much lower when compared to places like Sydney (I always think of Sydney as Lagos ) Again it depends on your family size, your standard of living etc. Rent from $AUD300 per week
3. Which of the 186 visa steam is it? Direct, Labour or Temporary residence? Usually with a permanent visa, primary/secondary education should be "free". Childcare/Kindergarten is not. Medicare appears to be also covered.
4. Can't speak of this one (as I don't know what your husband does) but he who searches shall find. All about giving it your best shot.
Hope that helps. Can you please help bro? So basically this family o know; wife is educated(OND) & hubby is a secondary school dropout (mechanic). We were planning UK but it’s tough now. Can such family survive in Australia? |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Thastie(f): 6:59pm On Jul 14, 2023 |
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Celebrities › Re: Don Jazzy Denies Being Married With Four Children by Thastie(f): 4:01pm On Jul 14, 2023 |
Same way you were married and didn’t tell anyone for more than a decade before you decided to post the pictures yourself. If you’re hiding your kids I wouldn’t be surprised |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Thastie(f): 3:59pm On Jul 14, 2023 |
eniola1010: What if you shift it forward to a tjme you want to actually go for the holiday or ask if you can transfer it to someone else I tried o. Airline is saying I will pay £98 to change date/destination. With this unrest in France, I don’t want to go. Will be happy to transfer to someone if they can bear other costs like. It’s a 2 person holiday |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Thastie(f): 3:30pm On Jul 14, 2023 |
Hi guys,
I’m stuck with a non refundable holiday/ flight ticket. If I cancel I’ll lose 351£. Dunno what to do |
Politics › Re: President Tinubu Suspends Godwin Emefiele As CBN Governor by Thastie(f): 11:03pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
One thing I wasn’t certain of about BAT is if he can treat people’s fvck up; like terminating their contract, evicting and jailing. I’m happy with this news |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Appoints Gbajabiamila Chief Of Staff by Thastie(f): 2:55pm On Jun 01, 2023 |
Parachoko: Person wey dey earn 30k in a month no need generator
See eh, subsidy is gone for good
Person wey dey earn 30k and get car and generator should sell them or stop using them. So he or she will have enough money to spend on transport fare Why will you say this nonsense if you really want this administration to succeed? People who earn minimum wages in UK and US can afford a car not Ferrari on 2023 cars but they can buy car. Increasing salary is not the solution. Govt should subsidise food and transport….that’s all |
Family › Re: How Do I Handle A Stubborn Brother by Thastie(f): 1:56pm On Jun 01, 2023 |
Temioolajide: Pls how do i deal with my junior brother?
I'm 19 yrs old and he is 17 He is very spoilt and stubborn I just finished having a confrontation with him because i locked the window in our room cus the breeze entrying was much and it was making the cotton to fall.
He came in the room where i was reading and started shouting that the room is smelling calling me insultive name like olorun,obun room that isn'tsmelling at all.a new room.
When my mom intervened he starts saying she's always supporting me which he always says..
He thinks he can fight me but i don't just want to destroy that his mouth that is running like tap so i had to control my temper because he is a slim person and I'm more muscular.
Imagine when he had a surgery my mom spent over 120k on the surgery yet he still has the balls to talk any how to her.
Pls how do we bring him to order Note: Our dad is late
Thanks much You both should watch Andrew Tate. That way he’ll understand why you guys have to unite as brothers |
Celebrities › Re: Actress Julianna Olayode Tenders Public Apology To Funke Akindele by Thastie(f): 9:24am On May 28, 2023 |
She would have been on Bimbo Ademoye’s level but no auntie started with her lies that she was a virgin and the statement “ Jennifer's diary made me popular not rich”. No one in the industry mess with her. Just wasted her prime on top following “my pastor said” |