mohtunrahyor:

White calling app, it is cheaper than Rebtel, Africall shop and Telbo.
You will get 50p after registering on White calling app

I think Tesco international mobile calling app is the cheapest @ 11.5p per minute. I have been using it for a while now. Just download the app. You get £1 upon registration.

zxxtx:
Please is there any app I can use to call Naija or how can I call Naija. Calling directly from my EE is expensive

If you have an Airtel SIM card that is still functioning, you can use that. They charge N38.00 per minute if you call Nigeria with it from the UK. And if you recharge I think N3,000.00, you get I around hundred plus free incoming call minutes.

So you can recharge their line back home to call your number at normal rate and you receive the call for free here. I have been using them for months now.

Sometimes, the voip calls can be frustrating due to the recipient poor reception.

Lordfiido:

I think Tesco international mobile calling app is the cheapest @ 11.5p per minute. I have been using it for a while now. Just download the app. You get £1 upon registration.

White calling is 9.5p

Lexusgs430:
When they say no recourse to public funds ......... Don't take it or you go choke ..........

Please brother. As a new student in uk. With hopes of settling and buying a house. Which credit card can i start using now to build my score?

rayralph:


Since your remittances/payment is in naira and not tied to your NI/UK account. Nothing concerns HMRC.

Please keep it that way. Use 3rd party exchangers to convert your money to pounds if needed.

Sorry for diving deep.
Look at this analysis.
A student has 4 banks. Namely. Revolut, monzo, nawest and wise.

He linked his monzo to his employer with NI, and that is where his employer pays his 20hour work salary into.

Now this student still does fiverr job and takes his earning into the revolut and natwest.

Would the hrmc find out. Or they can only know about what comes into the monzo since that is the one the employer pays into and that is the one tied to the NI

eniola1010:



Sorry for diving deep.
Look at this analysis.
A student has 4 banks. Namely. Revolut, monzo, nawest and wise.

He linked his monzo to his employer with NI, and that is where his employer pays his 20hour work salary into.

Now this student still does fiverr job and takes his earning into the revolut and natwest.

Would the hrmc find out. Or they can only know about what comes into the monzo since that is the one the employer pays into and that is the one tied to the NI

Yes 100%

eniola1010:


Please brother. As a new student in uk. With hopes of settling and buying a house. Which credit card can i start using now to build my score?

Aqua, capital one , Amex

rayralph:


Aqua, capital one , Amex

I have been checking my eligibility and sadly i have been having 0% chances. It seems one gets cc approved if you have spent a number of years in uk and if you have like 2year inflow of salary and you have a stay permit

eniola1010:


I have been checking my eligibility and sadly i have been having 0% chances. It seems one gets cc approved if you have spent a number of years in uk and if you have like 2year inflow of salary and you have a stay permit

. Come to my DM. Let me help you set up your Amex Use this link

https://americanexpress.com/en-gb/referral/eMeKAOydtG?XL=MIANS

eniola1010:


Please brother. As a new student in uk. With hopes of settling and buying a house. Which credit card can i start using now to build my score?

Are you on the voters list........

rayralph:


Aqua, capital one , Amex

118 118 money, vanquish, zopa, zable, marbles, Tesco foundation..........

eniola1010:



Sorry for diving deep.
Look at this analysis.
A student has 4 banks. Namely. Revolut, monzo, nawest and wise.

He linked his monzo to his employer with NI, and that is where his employer pays his 20hour work salary into.

Now this student still does fiverr job and takes his earning into the revolut and natwest.

Would the hrmc find out. Or they can only know about what comes into the monzo since that is the one the employer pays into and that is the one tied to the NI

All your account is linked to NI. You can't cheat the system.

nellaluv:


All your account is linked to NI. You can't cheat the system.

I seriously doubt that's how it works

eniola1010:



Sorry for diving deep.
Look at this analysis.
A student has 4 banks. Namely. Revolut, monzo, nawest and wise.

He linked his monzo to his employer with NI, and that is where his employer pays his 20hour work salary into.

Now this student still does fiverr job and takes his earning into the revolut and natwest.

Would the hrmc find out. Or they can only know about what comes into the monzo since that is the one the employer pays into and that is the one tied to the NI

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Why do think people do cash in hand jobs? Or Why do think the African shops ask for cash?
That transaction never happened.

Lexusgs430:



Are you on the voters list........

As a tier4 immigrant can i be on such list? If yes can u simply direct me how and i'll connect the rest of the dot myself

hustla:


I seriously doubt that's how it works

I doubt if the nano banks like wise revolut reports to the hmrc otherwise they are subpoenaed

seunoj:


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Why do think people do cash in hand jobs? Or Why do think the African shops ask for cash?
That transaction never happened.

He doesn’t know ‘warrisgoinon’ , even after being advised, e still dey doubt am.
I’m yet to see any Arab accept non cash for their transactions - not saying there are none, but e hard.
Those guys are beating the system on a steady

rayralph:


Since your remittances/payment is in naira and not tied to your NI/UK account. Nothing concerns HMRC.

Please keep it that way. Use 3rd party exchangers to convert your money to pounds if needed.

How about if the payment is sent to a dollar account and later transferred to a UK account with a 3rd party exchanger like PayPal or Lemonade?

Lol... I'm serious ooo. The issue of accomodation dey send sleepless nights ooo
If you can help me... I would cherish much

AlphaUno:



Son of man!
Worry not, for thy father who hath in heaven knows your needs. If He can provide for the birds of the air and animals in the jungle, He will provide for you too.

Just carry bags and come over!

hustla:


I seriously doubt that's how it works

If there’s a DIGITAL TRAIL, the TAX MAN will definitely come for his share.

Thiago6:


How about if the payment is sent to a dollar account and later transferred to a UK account with a 3rd party exchanger like PayPal or Lemonade?

Your NG dollar account is not UK regulated

eniola1010:


I have been checking my eligibility and sadly i have been having 0% chances. It seems one gets cc approved if you have spent a number of years in uk and if you have like 2year inflow of salary and you have a stay permit

Download credit karma. The app will give you pointers on what to do and things to avoid

rayralph:


If there’s a DIGITAL TRAIL, the TAX MAN will definitely come for his share.

So, if I receive £2,000 in my account from abroad, the tax man will come for his share?

If I am freelancing and get the money sent to my Naija account and then route to the UK, how will the tax man know especially if it wasn't received from the UK and with a company account?

eniola1010:


As a tier4 immigrant can i be on such list? If yes can u simply direct me how and i'll connect the rest of the dot myself

.


You're a Google search away

Amarathripple0:

With time, all will happen. You can apply for your provisional license now if you haven’t done that already.

Weldon sir can my international drivers license be use in UK?

Munamoqel:
I beg mu una no vex na play I dey play !

When wind blow fowl yansh open , you go see sh**t..

Guys please I have a question...

I was just looking through the scale up visa rules on gov.uk and I saw where it said you can leave your employer after the first six months and you can renew without a sponsor for a further 3 Yr period...

It wasn't clear to me if you can leave to any category of employer or if it must be another scale up company..someone pls share more informed insight pls and thanks

Lexusgs430:
I just heard of a story that a divorced couple, are fighting over the ashes of a dead dog .........

We no get wàhálà for Nigeria at all ............

But why can’t they share the ashes now?

@Amarathripple and anyone else here knowledgeable or with interest in projects.. I'm looking to get certified asap..looking at Prince 2 agile

Do you have any recommendations for a good and fairly priced learning provider here? Pls share if so.

phyl123:


When wind blow fowl yansh open , you go see sh**t..

the wind is already blowing in japa hq the original people the uk was built for are prostesting high inflation and cost of living . Japarains from Nijia are selling their properties and resigning from their plum jobs and japing straight into this economic crisis . Most Japarains are just following bandwagon effect of been sold a dummy by the UK and educational agent .

phyl123:


But why can’t they share the ashes now?

Which part of the ashes, would you desire..........

The head or tail........

eniola1010:


I have been checking my eligibility and sadly i have been having 0% chances. It seems one gets cc approved if you have spent a number of years in uk and if you have like 2year inflow of salary and you have a stay permit

Please be patient with these things, all will fall in place in time. Usually, after 6 months with your mainstream bank, they will let you have their lowest (high interest) credit card. This is the case with NatWest, if you use them as your main bank account, i.e you salary and bills in and out of the account. I know barclaycard will also give you their foundation credit card after you have maintained a main bank account for 6-12m.

Your bank account also helps with your credit record so you don't necessarily need to rush to get a credit card. Take your time please because credit searches also have a negative effect on your record.

In the meantime, you can register on the electoral roll because you're from a commonwealth country, just search electoral register on google and use the gov.uk link.