esosa4real:


It's not automatic oh. My MIL was given 6 months.

I want to apply for my mum now and hope they give a longer one.

bbclue:


I join and agree. I have borrowed sense applying via paper today. I started an online application can I delete before I go and submit .


I agreed with u

joe10:


My simple advise is that you use the paper route because 'what will be will always be' regardless of the type of application method chosen. There is so much delay on the online route which does not guarantee TRV approval at the end. So traumatising, Imagine someone whose application was tied down for 12 weeks without a medical call and the outcome was refusal. Mine was delayed for 9 weeks, If i didn't send messages across who knows, could have been 12 weeks as well. Paper route refusal messages are always sent within a month, we have seen cases on this forum where applicants get TRV refusal messages in 2-3 weeks after application submission, at least such applicant has ample time to request for his/her GCMS note before reapplying in the next one or two months.

Also, using Paper route your forms will be thoroughly vetted by VFS attendants to ensure all I's and T's are properly dotted and crossed. You can visit VFS office and submit same day provided you get early enough.

I hope this helps.

emeify:
Thank you.
So in conclusion, the child needs to apply for a study permit and not visitors visa?
And you are certain of this?
What if the child goes to Canad with a visitor visa and since he is already in Canada, now applies for study permit,
which he may not need at that point anyway? Is this legal?

justwise:


You have made a mistake already but i'm keeping my fingers crossed for you because you can't deposit more than £1,265 for accommodation, this a amount will be removed from the total money needed for maintenance money. Because she is below the age of 17 you many get away with it because application under that age is regarded as a child

Maintenance money for schools outside London is £1,015 per month for 9 months

Since you haven't submitted already please can you read these sections of this like https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/623341/T4_Migrant_Guidance_29_June_2017.pdf

223 to 230

Those sections deals with child tier 4 visa application.

If you have any problem ask here lets discus it

justwise:


How much did you pay for the accommodation?

LaaJiblik:
1. Click on this Link:

https://www.gov.uk/tier-4-general-visa/family-members
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/guidance-for-dependants-of-uk-visa-applicants-tiers-1-2-4-5

2. Take your time to navigate the web pages

3. Where in the UK will you be studying?
London? You require GBP 845 x 9 = GBP 7,605 per dependant.
For two children its = GBP 7,605 x 2 = GBP 15,210 ONLY.

Are you going with your wife?
That is another GBP 7,605

Plus the 15,210 = GBP 22,815 Only.
Total for Dependants = 22,815 ONLY.

I assume you have already settled your own school fees, and shown your own Maintenance money yeah?


Outside of London, you must have at least £680 per month to support yourself

For example, a Tier 4 (General) applicant who is applying for leave to study in London at the same time as their spouse and 2 children would need to show that they have £845 per month for their spouse and a further £845 per month for each of their children, in addition to £1265 per month required for their own support. In total the family will require evidence that they hold £3800 in available funds up to a maximum of 9 months (3 x £845 = £2535 + £1265).
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/603815/PBS_dependent_guidance_Jan_2017.pdf
Page 16

Did you say you want to go for an LLM? That is 1 year yeah?

ChriGo: ......Statement of Account......

ChriGo: ....Bro dis one u dey always forget to submit docx dey scare me oo....Hope u remembered to submit SOA sha ? cuz me no fit sympathyse ooo ....anyways no yawa with the birth cert bro...Ur int'l passport also has ur DOB in it...ur waec cert should contain dat too.....

Onye oma:


I'll advise you leave ur children cos they'll act as 1st class hometie...when you're settled, you can easily bring them over (afterall, Canada is keenly interested in uniting families).

Alternatively, if you have enough cash in ur SOA (for their assumed upkeep) and other strong evidence that'll act as hometime (such as lands or business establishment), you can apply with them @ once (though has its own limitations).

Lastly, with online application, you'll no longer experience such long period of time for visa processing...

You still have enough time to make a final decision and work things out very well...

I wish you the best.