[color=#000099][/color] [b][/b]Pls I need ur advice !!!!

My name is ola I am a british citizen.I ve been living in nigeria since I was 5 years old when I came back from abroad with my parents.

I had my primary,secondary and tertiary education in nigeria.I am married to a nigerian guy for 8 yrs now and we have 2 kids.

I started working in 2009 as a civil servant in nigeria till date.

if I decide to travel to uk with my kids..what is the most like period I hav to wait for my husband to join me in uk and what visa will my husband apply for.
ola -

I don't have the answers to your questions. However, I have a suggestion. Since you're British ( I'm assuming you have overwhelming evidences to prove you're in British), I think it's better you pay the British Embassy a visit. That's the best places to find answers to your questions. Best of luck.

tokswealth01:
[color=#000099][/color] [b][/b]Pls I need ur advice !!!!

My name is ola I am a british citizen.I ve been living in nigeria since I was 5 years old when I came back from abroad with my parents.

I had my primary,secondary and tertiary education in nigeria.I am married to a nigerian guy for 8 yrs now and we have 2 kids.

I started working in 2009 as a civil servant in nigeria till date.

if I decide to travel to uk with my kids..what is the most like period I hav to wait for my husband to join me in uk and what visa will my husband apply for.
ola -

Assuming all things work well, almost 12 months

tokswealth01:
[color=#000099][/color] [b][/b]Pls I need ur advice !!!!

My name is ola I am a british citizen.I ve been living in nigeria since I was 5 years old when I came back from abroad with my parents.

I had my primary,secondary and tertiary education in nigeria.I am married to a nigerian guy for 8 yrs now and we have 2 kids.

I started working in 2009 as a civil servant in nigeria till date.

if I decide to travel to uk with my kids..what is the most like period I hav to wait for my husband to join me in uk and what visa will my husband apply for.
ola -

Do you have a valid British Passport? Or documentations to proof your status, for passport application?
Travelling with the kids initially would slow things down (how do you intend to manage kids, job, housing and other spousal visa documents prerequisites)?

You need to write lots of points down and weigh so many critical points (it's not a cheap visa to apply for and the documentation threshold is higher).

Yes I have valid british passport ,including my children...sir

tokswealth01:
Yes I have valid british passport ,including my children...sir

How do you intend to manage childcare, job and meeting the 'financial requirements' in the shortest possible time?

That will be too hard @ the sme time

tokswealth01:
That will be too hard @ the sme time

Dere you go. So best to leave kids in Nigeria, get yourself sorted (accomodation, job etc etc). Start gathering all documents for spousal visa application, once all that is completed.
Apply for spousal visa (priority application), bring kids over and await husband's arrival.
It would be a very capital intensive project, but if needs must.
NB: My advice is for guidance

You will find all you need here
https://www.gov.uk/browse/visas-immigration/family-visas

sir, how many years will that take me becus i dont want to be too far to my family.

and the issue of british leaving the eu, hope this will not affect me. bcus am new in the system....pls i need ur ideas and ability to make it work out for me, my kids n husband.

tokswealth01:
and the issue of british leaving the eu, hope this will not affect me. bcus am new in the system....pls i need ur ideas and ability to make it work out for me, my kids n husband.

Article 50 has not been triggered yet, the British are still in the EU.
Even after trigger, people would still reside in the United Kingdom, and they would still survive.......
You have been advised on all the methods of migration. If you are expecting someone to say, it's going to be as easy as ABC, that nobody knows.
The ultimate decision resides with you........

thank u sir

Just read through the rules and regulations on the home office website. You might have to get a job in the UK first though so you can support your family