Wow..... Congratulations. How long after getting to UK did you take OSCE? If you do not mind, what agency did you use? And how long did the whole process take?

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Meet Odin and Thor. Starred in GOT as Summer and Greywind. Summer was dyed black to play Shaggy dog too.

GOT

Brianne of Tarte buries the hung women.

Loads of cgi used in winterfell castle. A new house was built and after shooting, they demolished it and relocated to their Belfast studio ground.

Spoiler alert...

Lips sealed here.

Hunnybee:
Wow..... Congratulations. How long after getting to UK did you take OSCE? If you do not mind, what agency did you use? And how long did the whole process take?

Approximately 8weeks after I got here.
The whole process depends on how fast you meet the requirements, 3-6months should do.

Thanks so much. Congratulations once again

ecstacy29:

Approximately 8weeks after I got here.
The whole process depends on how fast you meet the requirements, 3-6months should do.

fatima04:


Oya Lexus abeg no get high, we need you on high alert . Pls enlighten me about the PayPal CC without a card and will someone with a shaky credit score get it before I remove d second leg the score is standing on

PayPal credit has a high threshold for acceptability. It's just as stringent as American express.

If you are looking for your first credit card with offers like 24 months interest free on purchases, your best bet is to check one of the comparison sites such as money supermarket.com. All you have to do is select the type of offer you want, enter your details and a soft search will be conducted on your credit file. You will be shown a list of credit card providers as well as your chances of approval for each card.

This way you know the card provider that's most likely to accept your application and it saves you applying randomly with different credit card providers and getting rejected.

RalphJean:
ALL I wanted was to get a 2 bed property in Cambridge ohhhh

The monthly rent is £900

I browsed RightMove and found a property marketed by HAART.

These are the monies thy want me to pay first.


Please my people, how do I get to deal directly with a Landlord?

I need help on tips....

1. Tenancy Set-Up Fee
£330 incl. VAT for one tenant
£78 incl. VAT for each additional tenant

2. Guarantor Referencing and Deed of Guarantee Fee
£78 incl. VAT for each guarantor required

3. Check-In fee £120 including VAT for a studio property + £10 per additional bedroom.

4. End of Tenancy Fees: Extension Set-Up Fee £188.80 incl. VAT

5. Change of Sharer Fee
£330 incl. VAT
£78 incl. VAT for each additional tenant

6. Landlord Reference Fee
£30 incl. VAT per reference requested

Shocking!!!

This is one of the many reasons I like the Scottish government. Such fees are banned in Scotland.

https://www.scotsman.com/read-this/how-to-claim-back-illegal-letting-agent-fees-in-scotland/

Lexusgs430:
Those contemplating buying a property in the UK. 2 keywords for you to run, the moment you hear.....


- Leasehold
- Interest only mortgage

Run like fire is burning your ass...........

Another reason why i like the Scots.

Leasehold titles do not exist in Scotland unlike in England where there are so many properties with leasehold titles.

At Scotland, it's freehold only irrespective of the type of property or the age of the property.

please I need to ask a question. Can someone apply for dependent visa 2 months earlier to the expected date of arrival in uk?

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Inkredible:
GOT

Was hoping i could go on the tour, but my fiancee is not really into GOT! Wow, nice...hope i can find time to do it next year or upper. Nice one brov!

DaveChapelle:


Was hoping i could go on the tour, but my fiancee is not really into GOT! Wow, nice...hope i can find time to do it next year or upper. Nice one brov!

Thanks mate. I'm waiting on the HBO legacy tour after season 8 when everything ends.

If you can, sure go do this one. It's really fun.

Hi all,
For those who have gotten ILR or those who are in the pathway, would charity donations have a favourable effect on my chances?

Inkredible:


Thanks mate. I'm waiting on the HBO legacy tour after season 8 when everything ends.

If you can, sure go do this one. It's really fun.

Did you drive to Northern Ireland?

DaveChapelle:


Did you drive to Northern Ireland?

Nope. I live here.

Inkredible:


Nope. I live here.

please I need to ask a question. Can someone apply for dependent visa 2 months earlier to the expected date of arrival in uk?

planning to join my partner soon in North Ireland

Acos925:


please I need to ask a question. Can someone apply for dependent visa 2 months earlier to the expected date of arrival in uk?

planning to join my partner soon in North Ireland

I don't know how early you can apply but your partner can run that for you.

Congratulations on your OSCE exams

@Inkredible give us the spoiler joor that Apr 2019 seems too far now

Ralphlauren:


PayPal credit has a high threshold for acceptability. It's just as stringent as American express.

If you are looking for your first credit card with offers like 24 months interest free on purchases, your best bet is to check one of the comparison sites such as money supermarket.com. All you have to do is select the type of offer you want, enter your details and a soft search will be conducted on your credit file. You will be shown a list of credit card providers as well as your chances of approval for each card.

This way you know the card provider that's most likely to accept your application and it saves you applying randomly with different credit card providers and getting rejected.

I have tried that and contacted a few but seems the less than 3years address keeps preventing, so hopefully will approach my bank next year for it

Acos925:


please I need to ask a question. Can someone apply for dependent visa 2 months earlier to the expected date of arrival in uk?

planning to join my partner soon in North Ireland

If I am correct it takes 3months for processing but priority takes 3weeks or so. Just check the processing time for the category of visa you want for updated info.

In other news, IHS fees will increase to £400 per year because the govt spend an average of £420 on individual immigrant. UK and money

fatima04:


If I am correct it takes 3months for processing but priority takes 3weeks or so. Just check the processing time for the category of visa you want for updated info.

In other news, IHS fees will increase to £400 per year because the govt spend an average of £420 on individual immigrant. UK and money

£400 ke? With effect from when?

Most likely this December,its awaiting approval at the House.This ain't funny.

fatima04:


If I am correct it takes 3months for processing but priority takes 3weeks or so. Just check the processing time for the category of visa you want for updated info.

In other news, IHS fees will increase to £400 per year because the govt spend an average of £420 on individual immigrant. UK and money

Just read it on their site now, from December 2018. it really ain't funny at all. That's roughly 200k naira nearly. Don't think I've spent 200k naira on hospital bills my entire life. The annoying part is that they call it free healthcare.
Anyway can't complain much, na me carry myself come UK. If I no like am na to go back to my fatherland

sutelk:

Just read it on their site now, from December 2018. it really ain't funny at all. That's roughly 200k naira nearly. Don't think I've spent 200k naira on hospital bills my entire life. The annoying part is that they call it free healthcare.
Anyway can't complain much, na me carry myself come UK. If I no like am na to go back to my fatherland

Indeed......

fatima04:


If I am correct it takes 3months for processing but priority takes 3weeks or so. Just check the processing time for the category of visa you want for updated info.

In other news, IHS fees will increase to £400 per year because the govt spend an average of £420 on individual immigrant. UK and money

More reason I want to apply now cos the NHS will increase to £400 as from December 2018. 3 years will amount to £1200....mehn, that's a huge cost.

Thanks man

fatima04:
Congratulations on your OSCE exams

@Inkredible give us the spoiler joor that Apr 2019 seems too far now

they said we sha should promise not to talk.

Him say "Fire Everybody Landing Die King" in that's other. Then them carry us speed pass the studio place were I manage snap that one like that.

That's all I gat

Inkredible:


Nope. I live here.

wow....cool

fatima04:


If I am correct it takes 3months for processing but priority takes 3weeks or so. Just check the processing time for the category of visa you want for updated info.

In other news, IHS fees will increase to £400 per year because the govt spend an average of £420 on individual immigrant. UK and money

all these dodgy statistics. is it africans using it or Asians...probably Asians, cos africans only go to hospital when they collapse at work. We'll see how it plays out after brexit...strange times ahead

fatima04:
This thread is about Life in the UK for Immigrants

I discovered there is a gap in the research community of families living in the UK unlike other countries (Canada and Australia) though there are numerous thread on visa applications and survival tips for students .

It is an avenue for people that have emigrated to United Kingdom (with or without their families) to share their experiences to help future applicants.

Kindly share your personal experiences and comments on:

* Your visa application experience /adjustment status experience

* Picking up your BRP (disadvantage of not travelling within the 1month vignette and protocols to follow in picking it up)

* Travelling experience (airlines and airport to use)

* What are the immigration rules to follow?

* Visa renewals and what you are entitled to after 5yrs

* Can you open a bank account while still in Nigeria and what bank has the best customer service and plan)

* Which State/suburb did you settle in and why?

* Public Transportation Vs Driving in the UK

* Driving in UK? How long can you use your Naija driving license before you get a license?

* Where you live and why you like it or don't like it? Tips on choosing the right neighborhood.(Internet plans, electricity company to use, setting up a house)

*Renting Vs Mortgage (pitfalls to avoid when choosing mortgage)

* Using a credit card (things to avoid)

* Childcare for kids below 5 (cost and how do you go about choosing a minder)

* Business Tips you can do both over there and abroad

* How do you send money home (without much loss)

* What does the NHS fully cover?

* Tips on raising kids in a western environment as an African

* What culture shock have you experienced?

* Tips on how to cloth and cope with the cold weather

* Nigerian restaurants and market in your location

* How much does your family survive on in a month?

* Developing Nigeria from Abroad (How to go about it)

* Nigeria Community in Glasgow

* Fun things to do

* And any other ...



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How can I stay back after study in the U.K?