₦airaland Forum

emmalebgus:
A well deserved congratulations to you. I wish I knew when you were praying and fasting, I would have joined you.

Lol....thank u

Que: All these happened in September? I thought September 12 was a public holiday in Nigeria? I submitted on the 6th, for an undergraduate program, using Priority at Abuja, yet no decision made as of today.[/quote]They observed their public holiday on 13th and 14th

OK....so all thanks to God for his grace. Picked my visa now!!! Yeah!!!

My situation...
Previous refusal in 2013 based on maintenance, was in Uk 2014 for my masters
I'm married and pregnant and no much info online on how to go about d application
I'm on partial scholarship for my PhD

Doc submitted
Normal doc plus medical report, ofted early child nursery report, nursery enquiry closest to my primary site of study, then I have 35days leave on my scholarship.
Prayer prayer prayer fasting and prayer....

Timeline used priority
Online application submitted on 10
Interview 12
Received at ukvi 13
Decision mail 16

Seriously, there is nothing too difficult for God to do. Just trust him

Smartoes:
what are the other methods of payment apart from online because my diamond bank debit cant do it for now and i need to pay on wednesday

Use Gtb card, limit of $1000

OlowoB:
Don't ever state in your application that you overworked as a student (this is my opinion). I have once also over worked and reapplied in the UK and got my visa. This is not to say that overworking as a student is a good thing but trust me, you are not the first nor the last. Try as much as possible to avoid such a situation in future. answer all other questions sincerely.

I don't even think that there is any place on the tier 4 visa application form where you will be asked if you over worked as a student (for someone who has already gotten a visa in time past), they will only ask for your NI number and thats all. Who knows, they may check or may not check your past history as a student.

Apply and hope for the best. cheers

Thank u so much

TobyAn:
Before applying for a new tier 4 visa I think key questions would be asked as to sincere purpose of going to the UK; there is the clause of progression that would be put into consideration, is the course at a higher level than his previous course or at the same level. If it is at the same level then I believe given the circumstances, the ECO would consider if the applicant has genuine reasons to come back for study. If it is at a higher level, then maybe the genuine nature of his intentions may be considered. With regards to stating he overworked.. that will be shooting his/herself in the leg as he is obviously stating he intentionally went against the rules .. what would suggest he wont do the same if granted another visa?... There is no section stating you should reveal that he went against the work rules on his prior so my suggestion would be avoid stating it if he/she still wants to take the risk of applying...Future advise to others granted visas, please dont contravene the terms of your visas to avoid this kind of situation; you may want to go back sometime in the future for further studies

Thanks for ur reply. Of course there is academic progression. Just d overworked part that is d dilemma....

Cc Justwise and other gurus in d house

A friend wanted to apply for student visa and he overworked in his previous student visa. He had stayed outside UK for more than a year. He is afraid of being refused on general grounds. Should he state in his application that he breached his previous immigration rule bearing in mind that he has been outside UK for more than a year.

Pls your urgent response is highly needed. Thanks in advance

sassyboochic:
paid at tac ikeja... five working days... twas paid there at ikeja... dunno which is the site and which is tls

Pls did u pay for d priority service using debit card or cash, if cash, pls how much in naira. Thanks

utijerry:
thank you for your responce @elope and thyme2fly i also need your advice on What is the National Insurance number, should we leave it blank or fill it with his IHS reference No -IHS00000111111 ? ,

NI is issued in d UK. Its used usually when u want to work. I had one when I was in UK, and now that am filling another application, I had to include it as that is what they will use to check if I exceed my 20hrs/week (I guess). If ur bro don't have one, he should leave it blank

elope:
i have. not totally bad... ok cost wise.. dmt expect to watch tv, plug ur fone or eat proper food. same food all d time
. no variety. flew frm gatwick to morocco and then lag... good thimg is the cheapness

Yeah, totally tru, don't expect anything fancy, its d cheapest and has more baggage allowance

utijerry:
Good morning nairalanders and all the gurus in the house, i urgently need your imput/advice on this... my brother has done a year foundation, and has gained admission to SHEFFIELD FOR A 4 YEAR PROGRAM (26 Sept2016 -13 June 2020) we are unsure of how much maintaince he should have for 28 days, is it 9 months or 12 months?

Also how much will be the insurance when we are paying online, is it 4 years or 5 years.

your advice is urgently needed.

thank you.

9months and u'll pay for 4.5 years (£675)

Hello house, pls those that paid tuition using form A recently (after d flexible exchange rate stuff), pls what was the rate used. Also pls state d bank name if possible d branch. Thanks 4 your response

muami:
Dependants are not normally interviewed whether they apply together with, or, separately from, the main applicants.

However, as with the case in all visa application, the DM reserves the right to conduct an interview if and when necessary.

Thank you

Hi all, pls if main tier 4 applicant and dependent applied at the same time, will d dependent be interviewed? Also if they apply at different time, will d dependent be interviewed?? Thanks for your response