madamGift:
Thank you.
No, didn’t submit any of those.
The school’s rep advised I made the application as simple as possible. So I only used the documents the school asked me to use.

fatee2000:

Hi,
Is it possible to pay for tuition deposit with the virtual card? Especially as the delays with Form A

Pauloot:
Please if form A application is on ADB_Supervisor stage, is it branch that will treat or head office? So that i can know if its to enter the branch again. Thanks.

tadaax:

monfizzy:
As a Londoner, I’ve seen a lot of people avoiding London saying its cost of living is very high. This is true but you’re also going to get more job opportunities in London including a possible switch to tier 2 visa than other parts of the U.K.. So my advise is if you can afford any uni in London then go for it.

Jomdavid:
My spouse used Unity bank, quite fast but the rate is high. The acct was opened last week at their head office in VI last Friday(20th May) and it was debited yesterday at 573.68. Awaiting telex now.

DarkEvanny:


This is great, can you fund the card & pay with it same day?

madamGift:
*Visa Alert*
It’s been a long and bumpy journey but God has been good to me.
Applied for a visiting visa and got denied in October 2021 for lack of evidence of sources of funds and travel history.
Started the student visa process immediately with hopes of japa-ing in January.
I’m a third class holder and didn’t want premasters because of the funds involved so I started applying to different schools, Coventry was the first to give me admission but the fees was just too high. Oxford Brooke’s followed with Birmingham city uni and I chose Oxford Brooke’s because it was direct masters for management in health and social care with 13,900 tuition fees. Paid the tuition deposit and then they refused me cas because I declared my previous visa refusal to their Isat, they said they were afraid I will get another refusal. I was so devastated cos at the them they did this, I had already missed Coventry’s deadline(Dec 18th). I already had my tb test result and had to start all over applying to schools and looking for Jan start. I eventually got University of west London and sunderland the same time. Sunderland also refused me cas because of my previous visa refusal. I had to go UWL even with the 10k deposit required. Did their precas interview and passed but they too denied me cas because of my previous visa refusal! At this point I didn’t know what to do again, time was going, pof was ready and only cas remained. I now sent them a very lengthy mail explaining myself and situation that moved them and they offered me a deferment instead to June as I wasn’t going to be able to make January start when they responded. They gave me a new offer and issued my cas on the 9th of April.
Biometrics was on the 11th of April
1st paid mail 11th of may, no decision made
Got slammed with NSF mail requesting nothing on the 13th of May
Second paid mail 17th of May no decision
Third paid mail 24th of may, decision made
Application transferred to VAC on the 26th of May
Collection mail same 26th
Picked up today
Tls-VI
Documents submitted: cas, pof, waec certificate, passport data page and bsc certificate(self service).
5years study gap.
Wishing all those awaiting Goodnews soonest IJN

femredhead:



Please explain more about the steps after downloading the app.

Thanks.

ellakarl1:


The app is user friendly.
As soon as you download the app and register, the rest is very easy. It’s gives you an option to get a virtual dollar card and a naira card. You can link your regular bank account or cards directly to your barter account and fund your barter card through your account.
The first step is to fund the naira virtual card and then fund the dollar card through the naira card and make your payments with it. You can click on the card details to show you the details.

2Legitsales:


Congrats to you and more good news! I have a 3rd class degree as well and really want to apply for direct masters in uk as well. Will appreciate whatever info you can help with. PS: have never applied for visa before, so this gonna be my first. Thanks.

jamesy212:

Is it better to live in a big city, get a job with a considerable high pay and spend more on living expenses and accommodation or live in a smaller city, with not so good pay but with cheaper accommodation and living expenses?
I feel at the end of the day, they're same and for someone who wants to really establish in UK, get affordable mortgage and stuff, the latter is a better option but I may be wrong as I'm currently in Lagos lol

duchess90:
Hello,

Are you on a student or skilled worker visa?

How long have you lived in London and where did you get your statistics to quote the bolded?

Jomdavid:
My spouse used Unity bank, quite fast but the rate is high. The acct was opened last week at their head office in VI last Friday(20th May) and it was debited yesterday at 573.68. Awaiting telex now.

heaven2earth:
Please does barter by flutter wave charge a service fee for transactions?.. If so.. How much?

femredhead:



Okay....One must fund the naira virtual card before scrolling down to click/fund dollar virtual card.

Thank you.

madamGift:
You can try Oxford Brooke’s, they take third class and Uwl for extended msc they are both not too expensive

Adamayinla:
Pls for we that wants to push for September or January and got delay bcus of transcript, how much is d UK visa, IHs fee, TB test, and how much is d POf for single person. Pls my plp help me with the answer

2Legitsales:


Oh Uwl is for extended msc. Oxford Brooke's will better then. Don't really want to go through extended or pre-masters because of the cost.

Is it okay if I email you? According to my people, Follow who know road oh

Mobil567:
thanks for sharing this. did you have to upload nysc certificate?

Lontrra:


Hello, was passport needed for this?

NaughtyBrainiac:
Hello Guys,

How are you today?

I am trying to advise someone not to go for a school in London because of high cost of living in London. I want to provide options and not be talking only.

Kindly assist with schools outside London (January Intake) that have:
Try Bangor university

1. Tuition of between £10k & £15k
2. Flexible payment plan e.g 33% by 31 Jan, 33% 31st May, 34% 30 September 2023.

Thank you guys.

tadaax: