Godsonice:
Thank you so much. But you know work experience in Nigeria is almost zero because some of us left the area of studies to do things that are totally different once it pays our bills...

SerendipityHere:


Mine took 20 days. I received the email on day 20. The mail stated that my brp would be delivered within 7 days. But the brp came 2 days after I got the 'successful' email.

You can call the Home Office though. But they wouldn't do much. Will only ask that you wait it out. If it's a Health and Care Worker Visa, it will take 3 weeks max. If it's a skilled worker visa it might take more than 3 weeks.

Don't worry, it will come.

Godsonice:
Hello guys..

After studying master's in International business with data analytics in UK, can the graduate get a professional job in UK within this area of study?

Please help with advice someone wants to make a final decision whether to accept the admission offer or wait and go for masters in Cyber Security.. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

pushup:
Please do they require English proficiency if someone wants to apply for Tier 2 after completing studies in the Uk? The person just finished Masters but result is not out yet though? Employer is asking if it can be provided when asked

Lexusgs430:
For us IPTV lovers, got a very good IPTV deal....... Still testing it.......

Under $30 per year + firestick not even required......

All channels open eyes like okpomiliki.........

bigtt76:
How much did you pay for your dependent visa? First question you ask yourself and based on that you can deduce if they are owing you or not

Lexusgs430:



You dey fear money .........

Refund would be sent directly to card, used in making initial payment...........

Lexusgs430:


If you don't want early xmas present.......... Make you give UKBA my bank details, to send this refund .......

lightnlife:
Ha! I see you literally took my most useless opinion to heart. I can understand why sha - it's the obvious thinking from back home.

Anyway, I wouldn't think that (tapping) is a possibility here.

But if you think it is, you'd be better off calling an electrician or speaking with your landlady to arrange an electrician to assess the energy efficiency and components of the house. Won't be necessary for you to mention the possibility of tapping . Just tell them your plight about crazy unit consumption. Best wishes.

lightnlife:
At an average daily rate of £7.50, it's high.

Even if your house is all electric - power, heating and eating - you shouldn't be paying that high. Either there's a debt on the bill or the energy rating is between band E - G, abi person don tap your light .

For context, I stay in a one-bed flat. Prior to the current weather, my electricity (pre-paid) was £30 per month and gas was £31. Now, I'm doing £40 - £50 for electricity and £46 for gas (cooking and heating). Both are still under £100.

Even if it's only electricity you're using for power, heating and eating, £250 is rather too much.

lightnlife:
At an average daily rate of £7.50, it's high.

Even if your house is all electric - power, heating and eating - you shouldn't be paying that high. Either there's a debt on the bill or the energy rating is between band E - G, abi person don tap your light .

For context, I stay in a one-bed flat. Prior to the current weather, my electricity (pre-paid) was £30 per month and gas was £31. Now, I'm doing £40 - £50 for electricity and £46 for gas (cooking and heating). Both are still under £100.

Even if it's only electricity you're using for power, heating and eating, £250 is rather too much.

Peerielass:


Looks about right to me. £50 top up 5 days ago works out to be about £7.50 a day with £13 remaining. Do you have a traditional or smart prepaid meter? You should receive monthly rebate vouchers as part of the £400 Government Energy Rebate Scheme.

Lexusgs430:


Was a previous debt, loaded on the meter...........

Ticha:


@MrMash That is a huge no no with a credit card. You'll also get charged interest everyday and the interest on withdrawals is hefty in addition to the % charge on the amount withdrawn. It is always much more than the interest on using the card for purchases. It's a very fast way to get into spiralling debt.

If you want to withdraw money from a credit card, get a specific money transfer card which is purposely designed for accessing cash from credit cards.

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/eligibility/credit-cards/search/?goal=CC_MONEYTRANSFER

Estroller:


If you can help it please don't transfer or withdraw from your credit card.

Estroller:
Try Amex
https://americanexpress.com/en-gb/referral/oLUWAoIaVU?XL=MNMNS

Their approval rate is high at the moment so you stand a good chance even if you've not been in the UK for so long. If you use my referral link to register, we both get some bonus avios points.



NB: Please be very mindful of how you use your credit card. To be safe, make sure you set up a direct debit to pay off your balance in full every month.

AlphaUno:


Chairman , please I just got in yesterday, trying to open an account on Monzo but it is asking for tax details .

Please I sent you a PM, need further guidance on account opening and other things.

Many thanks.

A very big and loud CONGRATULATIONS going out to those who just got their visas.
Living in the UK is another kettle of fish but with adequate preparation (no matter how small), you will quickly adapt
- You need a smart phone. It’s somehow cheaper to fix (if faulty or get a new one) all your gadgets n devices in 9ja b4 leaving for the UK
- Familiarise yourself to maps on your phone.You can’t move around without a guide (map), unless you ve relatives or friends who are ready to be doing that
- Read up on my earlier post quoted above for to-do

To those still expectant, it shall surely come. Try and do your due diligence and your passport will be stamped.
The UK has many different visa routes and this only signifies they have opened up their space to qualified individuals - just make yourself qualified in any category you wish to use and you good to get a visa.

Emmyk:
Here is my referral link for Amex Credit card. We both get some membership points if your credit card application is successful.

http://amex.co.uk/refer/eMMANOrM0h?XL=MNANS

JorshWa:
Lol we dey oh, just quiet. We get lots of assistance from GC so most times there's no need to talk much here.
BTW I'm going for May intake too and already making preparations.

CamelCase:


The bolded my friend, has been the problem for me, the fees and the rest won't be much of an issue.. but I don't want to start with a school with bad reviews from students.

Have you paid the 65% though?

CamelCase:



Yes boss

CamelCase:


Boss please can you help me with reasons why your cousin is regretting the school University of Bedfordshire. from my research it's a nice place plus they are stepping up their practices.

Or please link me with your cousin via mail plssssss
Help a brother..


The reason I why I'm okay with their 65% deposit is that:
It's my family that will pay this first payment. Once I'm there na me go continue my fees.. so if 65% is already paid it will give me enof time to focus on study rather than put me in struggle to meet up a higher fees..

Abeg make una reason with me