justwise:

Pay ur tax arears and include your business and the account to your visa application

justwise:

Pay ur tax arears and include your business and the account to your visa application

justwise: @Vicjustice

My apologies for deleting/hiding that post you responded to, i know that sometimes visa agents use the info we give here for their own business but when it becomes clearly obvious that we are not helping the right people then something has to be done.

justwise:

That means you can't use your business account or mention that you run a business in your application. Owning a business would have given you a stronger chance of getting a visa because its a strong Tie-to-Nigeria.

Now as a married man with a child earning 67k.[/b]a month with 600K in the bank, the ECO will see it as unwise to spend 400k on a trip to the UK in just under [b]5days, how long will it take you to save that much in Nigeria and of what benefit is the trip to you.. . . if this is a business trip then it makes a lot of sense to spend that much knowing fully well that you stand a chance of recovering that money plus profit.

I don't think you stand a great chance of getting a visa. . . this is just my personal opinion, i could be wrong surely.

laserboy: What if I pay all my tax arears, will that be accepted and what is it about my two employees, is the number not good enough? What would u advise as solution to this? Thanks.

justwise:

That means you can't use your business account or mention that you run a business in your application. Owning a business would have given you a stronger chance of getting a visa because its a strong Tie-to-Nigeria.

Now as a married man with a child earning 67k.[/b]a month with 600K in the bank, the ECO will see it as unwise to spend 400k on a trip to the UK in just under [b]5days, how long will it take you to save that much in Nigeria and of what benefit is the trip to you.. . . if this is a business trip then it makes a lot of sense to spend that much knowing fully well that you stand a chance of recovering that money plus profit.

I don't think you stand a great chance of getting a visa. . . this is just my personal opinion, i could be wrong surely.

henrychubayo:

Sorry bro, i don't have bb but we can talk here. The information that i will provide will assist you and others. Your visitors visa if you apply will be approved. Plz i think that the main organisation that you should send you transcript is the south african qualification evaluation authority SAQA. Its mandatory according to their law. But you can inquire from the school about these. But if you have a transcript of your academic records whether personal of school, the SAQA accepts it even photocopy but have to be certified in police station. To change your visitors visa to study permit, you should bring the police report from alagbon lagos and repatrition fees to be paid here since you have travel before and the rest of the documents can be arranged here. After submission, it will be approved before 30 days. So then, get prepared to be here soon so that you can as well give vital information to others as well.

justwise:

That means you can't use your business account or mention that you run a business in your application. Owning a business would have given you a stronger chance of getting a visa because its a strong Tie-to-Nigeria.

Now as a married man with a child earning 67k.[/b]a month with 600K in the bank, the ECO will see it as unwise to spend 400k on a trip to the UK in just under [b]5days, how long will it take you to save that much in Nigeria and of what benefit is the trip to you.. . . if this is a business trip then it makes a lot of sense to spend that much knowing fully well that you stand a chance of recovering that money plus profit.

I don't think you stand a great chance of getting a visa. . . this is just my personal opinion, i could be wrong surely.

justwise:

Do you pay tax from your company earnings? Did you employ anybody apart from your wife? How much do you plan to spend for the trip?