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justwise:
1.10 yrs ban is just hovering around your next application if you are not careful

2. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/680612/PBS_Dependant_Guidance_02-2018.pdf

LaaJiblik:
Tier 4 Dependant “Maintenance money” now needs to stay for 90 days?
They changed the rules?


To the best of my knowledge, you can withdraw from the account, only DO NOT let the total money fall below the minimum required maintenance funds at any time.

Bourne007:
Nah I ain't. You wan apply?

raydatluvs:
Hi, please can someone confirm how much the super priority visa service is, I saw 750 pounds plus the normal visa charge of about 355

Bourne007:
You will have to leave the UK to apply for any tier 1. Switching to Tier 2 is an exception though

dafemnet:
Hello House,can a Tier 4 Dependant Switch in the UK to a Tier 1.

Ameera2018:
This may not be the right forum, but i am new to nairaland and gurus in the house kindly advise.

1. What do you thin about doing an MBA vs doing a specialized course like logistics and supply chain management in the UK, taking into consideration of getting a job when i move back to Nigeria and international employment opportunities.

2. I have a 5 years UK visiting visa will it be cancelled when i apply for a tier 4 visa?

Thanks

lovesavvi:
Good morning, pls can student going for master program in uk apply together with their spouse and 2year kid or primary applicant have to apply first before dependent can apply. Thanks

TRAILBLAIZER:
hmmm Greetinz to d bosses here pls hw much in total does it cost to acquire a visa and travel for an msc program in d UK
am beggining 100lvl biochemistry dis January but am a boi hu sets goal ahead and am very sure in d next five years I will b going for MSC in biomedical engineering or other biochem available programmes ur advice and councel will b deeply appreciated

guiddoti:
It does apply during consideration by the recruiter. For sure, the company may not want to pay some of these charges, that may require you to come home and re documented.

guiddoti:
You are absolutely right. I guess those jobs are not internship jobs. Also, it is not restricted to department or area of specialty.

Yes, as an international students, you have a great opportunity to travel round the world as much as your visa expiration is not less than four months old.

The issue with job, to me, is just that the UK government is trying to protect their citizens first before others. Any company recruiting must first consider UK citizen, follow by European citizen, and then International.

adesbaba:
I thought its difficult to stay back in U.K..why are people still going there...

pls does having an internship during ur msc programme gives an edge in getting job after grad



Thanks family

Fulaman198:
You are incorrect, sorry to say. A VLAN is it's own broadcasting domain. You can actually take a cluster of IP addresses and subnet them into separate VLANs. You understand the gists of a VLAN in that it creates a logical and physical division of a network on a switch. What do you think Subnets do? Subnets are their own IP address space. This means that for one to successfully route to them, you would need a layer 3 type of device. VLANs as aforementioned are their own broadcasting domain meaning that without something like Router on a stick (Inter VLAN routing) you can not access them. In simple terms, a vlan = a subnet = a broadcast domain


I hope this helps.

Fulaman198:
You represent vlans as subnets. Each vlan is its own respective broadcast domain. Meaning that if you take a cidr block of /24, which is 254 available IP addresses, you can break it up into various subnets. A /25 would be almost half of a /24 with 126 hosts, a network address and a broadcast address but two different subnets and thus two different vlans, a /26 would be 62 hosts, 1 broadcast and 1 network address, and so on. You represent different vlans with different IP addressing space, and also different names per Vlan. Hope that helps sorry if this is a late response. I have not been very active on this forum recently.

Hayzed212:
As an HR practitioner, I can work anywhere, so far, they engages human/people in their day to day activities. But maybe I will add some international organisations, like oil companies, manufacturing companies or financial institutions, even government organisations just to be specific or what do you think. its better I act novice here than in front of the ECOs

Hayzed212:
Because I believe having a masters in this course and coupled with chartered institute of personnel development certificate is going to give me a sense of identification and specialisation, and accelerate my aspiration as an HR practitioner

LaaJiblik:
Your post made it sound like there is still provision for POST-STUDY Visa.

LaaJiblik:
These sounds great!

I would encourage that for anyone going for studies in the UK, the person should concentrate MORE on the studies, rather than the Job side.

As for your submission that POST-STUDY provision exist, I wish you should also highlight the bottlenecks too.

captainhoo:
The spinach is the one I always see.

captainhoo:
Hello everyone.Like I promised to give back to this thread. Virtually everything has been dealt with on the thread. I'll add something, also from a lady's perspective.
Instead of buying sim cards from the airport at a high rate, you can get sim cards for free.Google the telecom online and see if you can get it delivered to your UK address for free after you arrive,provided you've got a place to stay already.
You can bring some food stuffs too especially leaves.I haven't seen ugwu or regular nija veggies since I arrived.
To save cost transporting yourself from the airport,Google ahead the diff modes of transport available, you can also book in advance (it's cheaper) if you have booked your ticket.you can just add an hour to the arrival time for immigration logistics.
Ladies can check charity shops for wears.they are cheaper than some stores especially for sweaters and all except you have money to buy from regular stores.
In all,Google virtually everything in advance for your trip,it will give you good perspective of what to expect.
Ladies,bring enough thick underwear/tank tops.it helps with the cold when you have more layer inside.

RuralFinest7:
hello nairalanders
I am confused here cause I don't see any networker where I am which is ilorin and I wish to learn work anyone who have the idea of where I can get a tech organization. . .
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Note : FEMTECH is in Ilorin buh its expensive thanks

kokoboy:
I need review from someone that used this service. Thanks.

chessguru:
good to know , do you like the site ?