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Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 9:22am On Aug 09, 2015
xtremeidea:
Hi guys

i need some information.

My Boss's son is a British citizen here in Nigeria and his passport just expired. Can he renew it here in Nigeria? any idea of how long it will take? he wants to travel this week. what can he do?

Please help!!!
He can apply for renewal at the UK embassy, and how long it would take will depend on circumstances even though there are official time frames
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 11:52am On Aug 08, 2015
prayerrain:

thanks a bunch.. please what other things should I take along.
I know I would be having about 1000 pounds cash. even though we stated lesser than that in the application. we stated about 840 pounds
Aside your visa-bearing passport, your return ticket, proof of accommodation and the money, any other thing that you bring in is for your personal purpose; nothing else is required of you: immigration and custom officers are not interested in what you did not bring into the country, they are only interested in what you bring in.
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 11:31pm On Aug 07, 2015
prayerrain:
I finally got my visa today.
I was very nervous at first as per a first time traveller with a virgin passport.
coupled with the fact that I'm a teacher with a take home salary of 42K . but my fiance is my sponsor. the only thing is that my fiance has been to different countries but has not been to UK nor US.
Actually I applied on the 27th July ( Monday) and by Wednesday 29 th July they called my fiance to know if it was true he was my sponsor and by Thursday 6th august I tracked my app on TLs and saw that a decision has been made so I decided to check today. and it was ready. visa was issued on the 5th august.
thanks to everyone ..... now I think Ikeja is quite fast.
I really thank God Almighty and everyone that has contributed directly or indirectly. God bless us all.1 love... Justwise vicjustice.....more grease to your elbow...

my thought....... I think its better if one tells the total truth.....
London eye, Trafalgar square, tower bridge !!! here I come.
I appreciate you coming back to express your own appreciation
Now, talking about Port Of Entry, unlike most self-sponsored travelers who do not encounter stringent scrutiny regarding finance (due to pre-visa investigations carried out by the embassy), someone like you who is being sponsored is more than likely to face some questions: the onus will be on you to satisfy the immigration officer of your sustainability: these guys are familiar with cases of sponsors withdrawing themselves as soon as a visa has been granted.
I like to let you know that as a person who is being sponsored, there is a high chance that you will be subjected to questioning regarding maintenance and funding, therefore, i strictly advice you to ensure that you have some reasonable amount of cash with you at the port of entry because, you might need to show the raw cash as no other form of support will be considered. Failure to have adequate cash on you may result in your visa being cancelled.
Travel / Re: Main Reasons Many Are Refused Visas by Vicjustice: 9:04pm On Aug 07, 2015
barth1987:
Plz house I need ur candid solution to my question , " I don't understand what they mean by an evidence of return trip as one of the requirements of a visitor's visa , cos I cannot pay for ticket when I haven't seen the visa , so please what or what can I use as an evidence of outward flight /return ticket " ...thanx as I await ur response
Put it in its context.
I suppose you found this clause amongst the combination of general requirements, therefore, while proof of onward or return ticket is required of those applying for transit visas, it is not obligatory for those applying for tourist visas
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 3:50pm On Aug 05, 2015
blessed2bless:


No Vicjustice. I stated it in my first post:
"Please I am new here and will appreciate any advice from the house. I intend going for my convocation in the UK next month..........."
Read my previous post again
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 3:41pm On Aug 05, 2015
blessed2bless:


My degree certificate. I just finished my Msc programme in the UK and I returned to Nigeria 2months ago. My tier 4 visa expired last month.
It's my convocation I'm planning to attend.
I see.
But why asking questions or seeking information without giving the details of your circumstances?
You never mentioned that you went to school in the UK and that the convocation is related to your UK education?
My response was based on the assumption that you're going to the UK to attend other's party.
Now, with this knowledge coming to light, your chance is increased, but still, you may still be refused if the Visa Officer does not see any relevance in your convocation attendance
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 12:34pm On Aug 05, 2015
blessed2bless:
Ok then. Thanks vicjustice. I'll request for the certificate to be posted.
I appreciate your response.
What certificate?

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Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 10:15am On Aug 05, 2015
blessed2bless:
Good afternoon all,
Please I am new here and will appreciate any advice from the house. I intend going for my convocation in the UK next month. My dad is sponsoring me. My dad is a retiree and has about 3m in his pensions acct. Also he currently has a little above 800k in his savings acct. My dad receives allowance monthly from my siblings within & outside d country. Please I'll like to know if we need to show source of fund. Also, abt 500k was withdrawn from my dad's acct 5weeks ago and deposited back 3weeks ago. Pls I'll like to know if we need to explain this.
Thanks alot
Sure, these lump lodgemets have to be explain with ddocumentary evidences.
Friend, I doubt that you will be granted a visa in these circumstances.
It is understandable if you're going for studies, therefore, as education is a thing of rerelevance, it is understandable if someone is to be sponsored on these conditions that you stated. But in your own circumstances, you are an adult (incapable of self sponsorship) and yet you want to go for a convocation (party) under the sponsorship of another adult (howbeit your father).
You have not met the requirements for a visit visa in these circumstances, you would need the mercy of the visa officer to pull it through.

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Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 9:56am On Aug 05, 2015
blessed2bless:


Lol. Just need an urgent response to my enquiry. Kinda confused right now but I'm hopeful.
Thanks all thesame for your comment. smiley
I didn't see your original query, i only saw the follow-up which eventually looks like one begging for money.
I'll check your comments record and get back to you.
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 8:10am On Aug 05, 2015
blessed2bless:
Pls gurus in the house....kindly help a brother please. Thanks
You write like one begging for money.
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 8:03am On Aug 05, 2015
iyaaliyah:
Goodmorning. Happy sunday to us all.
Pls I submitted my application at VI centre on Thursday. I expected a mail or sms atleast acknowledging my application but none since then.

Do I have any cause toworry?
Thanks.
What a good question.
Nairaland / General / Re: Sex Workers Hold Candlelight Procession For Slain Colleagues In Abeokuta by Vicjustice: 10:19pm On Aug 04, 2015
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Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 10:16pm On Aug 04, 2015
lokia:


Oga vicjustice there is no document o. The mother can't send her to school so I took over her upbringing. No documents. If I need documents what type of documents r they?

Is there a dedicated tier 2 visa thread?
If there is no official document that recognizes her as your dependant, then, she is not your dependant and therefore, you are not eligible to apply for her visa or to take her abroad.
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 10:06pm On Aug 04, 2015
justicia:
@Vicjustice and OGreene, thanx for your response. @OGreene, I have searched several pages back and I didn't see person u talked about. Could you pls just point me to where I can find a list of documents needed for a Visitor's Visa to the UK. I'll appreciate it. Thanks a millie in advance!
https://www.nairaland.com/1181160/comprehensive-list-documents-required-visas
Travel / Re: Travel Guide by Vicjustice: 12:24pm On Aug 04, 2015
dhavel:

I need to know the name of the main motor pack in Enugu.
Your original post actually give the impression that you were going to drive, hence my suggestion.
But why is everyone silent, where are those who can help?
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 6:48am On Aug 04, 2015
lokia:
Good evening

Thanks to all the contributors in the house.

Please I would like to know if there is a separate thread for tier 2 visa?

If I'm applying for a tier 2 dependant visa, mist the dependant be my blood relation. I have a distant relative, a half orphan living with me and my family. I would like to add her to my dependant in my application for tier 2 visa. What documents do I need to submit for her.
The document that gives you (or your family) the legal authority to be his/her guardian, also that indicates legal custodian rights
Travel / Re: Travel Guide by Vicjustice: 9:13pm On Aug 03, 2015
dhavel:
Plz Nl people I urgently need the full address on how to travel from Enugu to Ibadan I have an interview 2moro by 11am... Plz help
Are you driving, Why not use a navigator?
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 6:06pm On Aug 03, 2015
Ralphlauren & justwise.
Thanks for putting that right. You guys live in the UK.
I am actually aware of the rules, and to be honest, i'm more familiar with the short terms visas, and i must admit that i was of the opinion that (like the privileges associated with Irish long-term visas,) the UK 10 years visa also goes with special privileges. My bad...

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Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 9:42am On Aug 03, 2015
molly14:
Good day house,

Please I need info 4 my sister. She presently has a UK visitors Visa valid 4 10years, now she has decided to do masters in UK and she also wants to take her kids, 3years and 1year. Will she need to apply for Student Visa? Or she can use her vistors (sorry if d question is stupid). Also wht kind of Visa will she get for her kids. Her kids are both US citizens. Information needed please. Thank u all.
She can do everything whilst in the UK.
As a 10 years multi-entry clearance permit holder, she doesn't need to go to the embassy for student visa application, she can either apply for the school's admission online or whilst in the UK: all she has to do is to travel to the UK (and go to the iimmigration authority) to apply for the permission to stay longer than the regulated 6 months-per-visit rule on student ground.
As for the little ones who are American citizens, they can travel with her without visas, and if their mother gets the school's admission, and she gets the clearance to study, then, the children will be granted same permissions to remain in the UK with her.
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 10:39pm On Aug 02, 2015
Pronmix:
For a visit, @OGreene am 21, and yeah she is.
Someone can visit without invitation, but why is she inviting you?
This is the question that you'd need to answer.

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Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 10:31pm On Aug 02, 2015
tay0:
Hi justwise I need ur help. I had 2 refusal some years back on a student visa. Now am working and plan to visit the uk with my family how do I go about it and how would I avert a refusal based on my passed record though i am not using the same passport as that one is expired.

Hope to read frm u soonest.

Thanks.
Should Justwise do the hard work for you while you lay back on a recliner chair?
After applying for a visa on two occasions, you're now asking how to go about a visa application?
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 5:32pm On Aug 02, 2015
Pronmix:
Hello people, well done to everyone that has been contributing to this thread to make it a success, please justwise and the rest dunno if this has been treated before if so maybe a page reference will do, am a medical student here in Nigeria 2nd yr and I have a friend in Scotland (she is Scottish and married with children) she wants to invite me over but both of us really don't know the process or processes involved, please any useful information would be appreciated. Thank you.
Why is she inviting you to Scotland?
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 5:30pm On Aug 02, 2015
justicia:
Hello All. Am new here. Pls I want to process Uk Visiting Visa for my wife and kid, pls how do I go about it, whr do I start, what forms do I fill, how do I submit and how long does it take. what's the procedure. Thanks!
Welcome to Nairaland.
But, your questions are too general and too demanding. you only missed to ask what clothes to wear to the embassy.
Click on this link and get started:
https://www.visa4uk.fco.gov.uk/home/welcome

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Travel / Re: Main Reasons Many Are Refused Visas by Vicjustice: 12:46pm On Aug 01, 2015
rochf10:
Thank you @Vicjustice as always for your practical advice. In lieu of our UK reapplication, do I still need to submit my savings account statement (with the unexplained deposit?)? Or will my salary/current account do? Also, my friend only has 750k (in naira) in her current account for our planned 7-day trip. Is this enough?
Is there any reason for the double face, I mean, why are you using double identities to correspond with me?
Well, the "unexplained deposit" is enough reason for refusal, no doubt about that. Your salary/current account is fine.
It is not up to anyone to tell you whether the N700k is enough or not, just work out the entire costs of the trip and every activity that is going to be involved and by that, you should know whether the money is enough or not.
Important: Remember to use Google Search to find the areas of interests so you may be able to answer questions regarding your reasons for travelling, and what you will be doing whilst in the UK.

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Travel / Re: Main Reasons Many Are Refused Visas by Vicjustice: 10:38am On Aug 01, 2015
magzchavez:
Good day @justwise, @Vicjustice and to the rest of the helpful folks in this forum. I would highly appreciate it if you could enlighten me on my current dilemma. I have been denied a UK tourist visa twice here in Muscat Oman. My first denial was due to insufficient funds as I only submitted my salary account then with 0 balance (I was transferring my salary to my personal account) thinking that they only wanted to see proof of my salary coming in, while my recent denial was due to an unexplained deposit in my savings account (unexplained cash transfers from my salary account). To rectify this, I have built my salary account for the past 6 months with a balance of about 2M (in nairas) and I plan to re-apply for a UK visa this September. However, my colleagues are inviting us to join them in Germany for Oktoberfest as they were recently approved their Schengen visas.

My main question is, will my previous denials for UK visa affect my Schengen application? The German embassy here in Muscat does not hold interviews and approval will only be based on the documents submitted. Shall I volunteer the information of the reason for denials? Or will my application be purely based on its merits? Also, I just renewed my passport and I am unsure if it is best to still submit my old cancelled passport. If I don't submit my old passport, my good travel history would be negated, but then again, the previous denials would not come up (another dilemma undecided undecided). Or is it best to clear the UK visa first?

Any suggestions or past similar experiences would be very much appreciated. It would really be a shame if my new passport would have another denial stamp when all I really want to do is travel and see the world.

Thank you and more power!
Though, every application is said to be treated in its own merit, but yet, previous visa applications are taken into account for record and investigative purposes. Therefore, to your question, (although it is very possible to get the Schengen visa if the conditions are satisfyingly met), the double refusals with the UK embassy will definitely be taken into account, and your diversion plan that results in change of destination may be treated with suspicion thus putting your application on a bit negative side.
As for whether it is reasonable to volunteer the information, i would say YES, you need to explain the situation as additional information since you may not be given the opportunity for an interview.
As for your old passport with previous UK denial, it will be helpful to present it or it may be seen as an attempt to intentionally hide your experience with the UK side.
My suggestion, if you believe that you satisfyingly meet the conditions for the UK visa this time, i would recommend that you reapply for it first, there is nothing wrong in having a UK visa and then applying for a Schengen visa with same passport; If you apply for a Schengen visa with a passport that bears a UK visa, your chance for the Schengen visa is overwhelmingly high, but if you apply for a Schengen visa with a history of multiple failed attempts with the UK embassy, then, your chance for a Schengen visa is slim: you don't want to have a record of refusals in both the UK visa and the Schengen one, do you?

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Romance / Re: See How This Lady I Travelled for dissappointed me by Vicjustice: 9:54am On Aug 01, 2015
@OP, if others are courageous enough to tell you their own stories, you would see that your's is just nothing

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Travel / Re: Is Barbing. Profitable In Uk Or Usa by Vicjustice: 3:14pm On Jul 31, 2015
OluwaChinenyenwa:


l was actually taking him serious till I saw that I "am not in Nigeria talk"
Like him being out of Naija means he is above learning. .

You can take Adamu out of Village but you can't take village out of Adamu grin
On the contrary, i stated that i'm not in Nigeria in response to his comment which suggests that my use of words is because i am in Nigeria.
Travel / Re: Is Barbing. Profitable In Uk Or Usa by Vicjustice: 2:54pm On Jul 31, 2015
worry357:
In the UK a BARBER is someone who cuts men and boys hair.

You would need a qualification (NVQ LEVEL 2 OR 3) to work leagally cutting hair.
Most jobs will be minimum wage.
Well done.
Travel / Re: Is Barbing. Profitable In Uk Or Usa by Vicjustice: 2:52pm On Jul 31, 2015
crazydove:


Nigerian meltality chai!!!na only you go obodoyibo hehehe learn jor.instead of arguing.they are called hairstylists as well.chai!go and study your english dictionary well jor before you confuse yourself with I am not in Nigeria talk.
How old are you?
Travel / Re: Is Barbing. Profitable In Uk Or Usa by Vicjustice: 12:31pm On Jul 31, 2015
crazydove:


Hair cut is hair cut and its not a single word.it is written seperately as hair cut.read your dictionary.you can't say 'm going for hair cutting lols.that's why the americans have barber's shop or barber's salon.
And its not only Nigerians that say barber.in britian or america or any english speaking country call it barbing where you find the african man.
There is nothing like hair cutting.
That's why the white man will say"I need a hair cut",I will like to have new hair cut", "I am going to the hair salon for a hair cut"," I will be giving my client a new hair cutting" and the british or american african will " I going to the barber's shop for a new hair cut",barber is in the dictionary so I wonder how it is qualified as a nigerian word.and the dictionary never stated that barber was derived from Nigeria or africa
Oya make sentences with your hair-cutting
There is no point for argument if you don't know the difference between BARBER. and BARBING and that these two words are unrelated.
For your information, I'm not in Nigeria.
Travel / Re: Is Barbing. Profitable In Uk Or Usa by Vicjustice: 10:16am On Jul 31, 2015
crazydove:


LMAO, nairaland you guys re so funny.they are the same thing.and there is nothing like "HAIR CUTTING" its hair cut.hair cut is mostly for white folks.
"Barbing" exists only in Nigeria, there is no relationship between "barbing" and hair cut: Now, if there is a term like HAIR CUT, then, what is the verb for it?
We are talking about "BARBING" which you presume means the verb of CUTTING hair, therefore, "HAIR CUT" is not the appropriate term.
Look, English was not my subject in higher institution, but the little that i studied while in secondary school is enough to differentiate Barb from Haircut or Barbing and Hair-cutting.
Travel / Re: Is Barbing. Profitable In Uk Or Usa by Vicjustice: 8:33am On Jul 31, 2015
jonaifame22:
Pls I need information on this,as I am a barber and a graduate as well,but wants to settle abroad,thank u!
What is "barbing", i suppose you mean HAIR CUTTING.

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