tunechi28:
Got my visa

Biometrics - 27th June 2024
Application Received By DMC - 28th June 2024
Application Received By VAC - 1st July 2024
Picked up Passport and received BRP email - 2nd July 2024

Congratulations 🎊🍾🎉
Please what documents did you submit?

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abuhusna1:

No family in the UK. Know this and know peace. It will be clearer to you when you get there.

My brother has been staying with my sister and her family for months now. It will be a year by September. Everyone’s family is different. You can’t be so certain.

Chimama1:
I learnt something. Don't give too much information at all. I didn't give any explanation letter. In my visa section form for, I just kept I was denied due to insufficient Data. I have 3 sisters in the uk I only mentioned one and filled one person information. Don't give any long stories. Have sufficient money and submit the necessary documents

Congratulations 🎊🎉.
Please is it possible to share the subheadings (areas you spoke about) in your letter? Thank you

Agidipie:
Hi, please who has done their TB test in Abuja recently, how much is it?

I paid 79,800 not done yet

AquilaW:


Just your payment slip (the one bank gives you after payment) and Your international passport. Wearing a mask is mandatory but you can always buy one at the centre.
You’ll also need to have a Uk address when you’re filling the online form they give you when you get there.

Thank you boss 🙏🏾

Please what documents (what do I need to take to the IOM centre) are needed for TB test?

Vikkystar:
Hello everyone,
Is there any Nigerian studying in university of salford here? Am coming in for September intake and i want to make payment for my CAS, will i submit my proof of funds when applying for the CAS?

If I get you correctly, you want to pay tuition deposit. It’s £5,500 after which you will get an Unconditional offer. Then you will be eligible to apply for CAS. But you must have your TB test and POF of the required amount for 28days. (I don’t know anything about using agents and it’s benefits)

Drebal:
Priority and almost 2 months .. wooow .. oga ooo

It was horrible that time because the fluctuations kind of started around or a little before that time. I thank God it worked out. All that mental and emotional torture and they didn’t call the bank. But others in his school group that time claimed their banks were called.

Dybaladaddy:


14 or 14 working days. No matter, waiting times is 15 working days so you shouldn’t be worried yet. Mine is now 23 working days.
Even my account officer said they haven’t been contacted; which begs the question, do they contact banks in all cases?

Though this was for October intake last year. My brother paid priority and waited almost 2 months. He also did an interview before he got his visa and they never called his bank to ask. May yours not be so. I’m just giving a personal example in respect to your question. They may or may not call the bank.

Prigozhin:


No one is discouraging anyone here. If you understood the guy you quoted well you should have deduced from his post that his uncle already paid almost all of his tuition and you don't even know if he is living with his uncle which means he has no problem with feeding and accommodation which will make things easier for him.

Ask yourself this question do you have 90% or full tuition? Do you have enough money to pay for 6 months rent when you land here cause the work migrants use to start life like care work, warehouse, factory are now scarce value. Let alone the 20hrs limit on your BRP. 20hrs work can't foot all your bills with humongous school balance. Do you have uncle or aunty that will come to your rescue if things don't go as planned?

People here sounding alarm are doing it out of love. Even me that I have most of my tuition fee sorted out I am still depressed cause this is my 4th month in the UK as a student without job my sneakers are about to tear. Good luck.

Good luck to you too.

ebuka1997:
UK is tough no doubt so hoping to pay school fees with work is not possible. I have only worked about 20 days since I got in January and I’ve actually been searching very hard. However, in my case i am not pressured because my uncle paid most of my school fees and I had some money when coming over too.

People I know have been lucky to get good jobs though so everybody’s case is different, anyone coming just know the situation on ground and bring money to help the adaptation process. You may need to do an SIA license if you want to work in security which costs 500 pounds, that has helped some people I know get jobs.

Getting an accommodation may also be tough at first so there may also be a need to have some money for a motel for a while if you don’t know anybody.

Now this is how to present things without being too encouraging or discouraging. People can now decide if they’re ready to face the consequences of relocating or staying in Nigeria. It’s different for everyone. We all should just do proper research, plan well, PRAY REALLY HARD and make the decision to go or to stay.

MatrixCircle:

You don't need any idea from anybody. It's your school that will guide you on what to do when they find you worthy of post study visa. They will forward your name to UKVI then UKVI will notify you that your details has been sent to them by your school to process your Post study visa.
The only thing you have to be doing now is start to double your hustle to raise almost £3k for each applicant.

lol
Thanks

BettyO11:
Please how do I go about post study visa? Not owing fees and didn't overwork. Will be graduating September. Does the new fee affect? And when is the best time to apply?

Please anyone who has an idea 🙏🏾
Thank you so much

Please who has an idea?

Please how do I go about post study visa? Not owing fees and didn't overwork. Will be graduating September. Does the new fee affect? And when is the best time to apply?

Please anyone who has an idea 🙏🏾
Thank you so much

emenwa:
Fellow Naira landers I'm still waiting for anyone with useful information pls.
Thank you

Cars are moving freely, private schools are opened, government schools are closed in Abuja. Banks opened in the morning but later closed. So it’s a bit hard to tell. Maybe by evening more information will drop. Wish you the best.

Cyclops33:
The Truth is people who earn 200k monthly don’t migrate, I don’t see how they re going to do it, average school fee cost £12,000 = about #20,000,000, they simply can’t have this money saved up by earning 200k only monthly, majority people who have migrated earn far more than this except those sponsored by family. Majority people working in the uk can’t save £8,000 annually except you choose to deprive yourself of the good enough life which sometimes defeats the purpose of leaving Nigeria, imagine someone who owns a big house of 5 bed duplex in Nigeria with a family of 5 squeezing themselves in a tiny 2 bedroom in London with a rent of £1200 monthly.
So much is happening to Nigerians in the UK, people don’t know the whole story. A lot of Nigerians will still be forced to leave after spending their life saving because once they turn illegal their lives will be miserable . Those discouraging other Nigerians only do that out of love, they really don’t want them to come and suffer like they are.
I would also discourage the do or die mentality most Nigerians have, also I have to realize this whole migration thing is even better for a single person. It’s easier.

People should really just think long term and imagine all the pros and cons in both places before they move. May God help us. The whole world is actually becoming very hard.

RodgersAkpafu:


I get both sides
But honestly jaapa is somewhat unsustainable because I can bet at least 10 million youths in Nigeria are ready to jaapa at the drop of the hat
and there is hardly any country or even group of countries that can accept so many people

The long term solution is at least to make Nigeria a bit more livable so that people can at least manage, but we have a useless president and swathes of ignorant populace.

Anybody who can jaa should jaa sha, but jaa with sense, especially if you have kids, because how will you explain to the kids after u have brought them here and they have been here for all few years that they will be headed back ?
That's the dilemma many are facing

Anyone anybody wants to do o. They’re free. I have friends that left and made it and some that didn’t make it. Same school, same course. That thing taught me a serious lesson. This life is just a pot of beans.

RodgersAkpafu:


are people really "doing well" in Nigeria as you asserted?

I'm not so sure
N1 million a month with a wife and three kids is not doing well, if really you wanna give your kids a good education, live in a proper place, and live the nice middle class lifestyle Nigerians used to enjoy pre 2010.

just saying

It’s so funny honestly. I know they’re trying to discourage people from relocating because of the new laws in U.K which isn’t as favourable but the way they make it look like Nigeria is actually great is funny. How many Nigerians earn even 200k ? And with that so called 200k as a family person what can it do?

People should just choose the lesser of two evils as per their discretion.

Chimama1:
Thank you for replying. What about what gadget to use for the interview?
Phone or laptop?

it depends on you. But a laptop may be better in terms of stability and putting down points on your screen so you don’t forget anything you want to say.

alongetayo:


Salford and Bolton University both have good payment plans. I’ll prefer Bolton tho.

thank you so much

fullclub:

I have no idea but try and make contact with the student of January intake or September last year intake to give you a clear information

Thank you 🙏🏾

fullclub:


Bournemouth? They will use knife to chase u to pay ur fees... Run oh

Please what of Salford University. Is it a good school? Please who has experience or information about this school?

BettyO11:
Hey everyone. Do you know if wise account is accepted in UK embassy?

Please who has an idea on this?

Hey everyone. Do you know if wise account is accepted in UK embassy?

RodgersAkpafu:

Only if you lie about it

Okay… thank you so much

Please does a refusal from US embassy affect university decision in UK?

Bukolab99:
The payment plan is 50% upfront then the remaining 50% you’d pay in 3 equal installments December, February and May for September intake.

Thank you so much

Mindlog:


I will suggest you go for Msc Psychology (conversion) if your undergraduate degree is not in Psychology as you will stand a better chance of getting a better paying job and grow professionally,

Thank you so much

004gist:


They have a representative here in Nigeria.
Ask him. But I think 50% in Nigeria then 25% twice for the rest

Thank you so much 🙏🏾

Please who knows the payment plan for York St John University?

And who knows if public health is a good course to study in terms of getting good jobs on time after graduation? (I’m seeing conflicting things online)

Please help a sister 😭
Thank you so much

Please who knows the current payment plan for York st John university?

And what do you people think of public health course? From internet it’s okay. But I’d rather hear real life testimonials 😭