tshoboy:


I have started using them for two months now but haven’t seen impact on my score.

My brother!
You need to build up your score if you have bad credit rating (These things take time) ... pay up all your debts or avoid late payments, pay your bills in time, use less credit from your credit cards, register yourself on the voters register..... within 3-6 months you’ll see gradual improvements. But if you’ve got a bad credit score it will remain on your record for 6yrs ....... Room was not built in a day

tshoboy:


I have started using them for two months now but haven’t seen impact on my score.

Great, I think all those things takes a while to appear. As with a lot of things in this country, slowly but surely.

E.g we moved house to a new built in Feb, post code wasn't showing so couldn't register immediately. Eventually registered in April but report shows joined Electoral Register in December.

wallg123:


My brother!
You need to build up your score if you have bad credit rating (These things take time) ... pay up all your debts or avoid late payments, pay your bills in time, use less credit from your credit cards, register yourself on the voters register..... within 3-6 months you’ll see gradual improvements. But if you’ve got a bad credit score it will remain on your record for 6yrs ....... Room was not built in a day

Thanks. I actually moved to the UK less than a year ago and haven’t been able to get a credit card. I have been on the voter’s register for 8 months or about and I pay all my utilities via direct debit. However, I understand it will take a while to build the scores.

fatima04:


Great, I think all those things takes a while to appear. As with a lot of things in this country, slowly but surely.

E.g we moved house to a new built in Feb, post code wasn't showing so couldn't register immediately. Eventually registered in April but report shows joined Electoral Register in December.

Yeah, I will be patient to see how it goes.

What’s your Naira rate today please ?
quote author=Mamatukwas post=92620671]

Okay. Il investigate. Thank you.[/quote]

PRESIDENTIAL TASK FORCE ON COVID-19 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION
21st August 2020
COVID-19 RESPONSE: PROVISIONAL QUARANTINE PROTOCOL FOR TRAVELLERS ARRIVING IN NIGERIA FROM ANY COUNTRY
A. PRE-DEPARTURE FROM COUNTRY OF EXIT
i. All intending travellers to Nigeria must have tested NEGATIVE for COVID-19 by PCR in country of departure pre-boarding. The PCR test MUST be within 7 days before departure and preferably within 72 hours pre-boarding. For certain countries, COVID-19 PCR tests will only be acceptable from specified laboratories.
ii. Tests done more than 7 days before departure are not valid and persons will not be allowed to board; but for the 72 hours minimum, this is advisory and will not preclude boarding.
iii. All intending passengers are required to register via a national payment portal online (details to be made available) and pay for a repeat (second) PCR test to be done upon arrival in Nigeria. This payment portal will provide passengers with the options of where and when to carry out the PCR test. Passengers will be given an appointment time and date to present themselves at the Sample Collection Centers located in their States of residence for a repeat COVID-19 PCR test on the 7th day after arrival. A list of accredited private laboratory providers and Sample Collection Centers across the country will be available on the payment platform and the NCDC website.
iv. Passengers will also fill in the online Health Declaration/Self-Reporting Form co-located on the same national payment platform and submit online or print out for presentation on arrival. They should ensure that the information/contact details provided on the form are correct, verifiable and that they can be reached on the phone number and address provided. Passengers must inform Port Health officials on

arrival of any change in their health circumstances since completion of the Health Declaration/Self- Reporting Form.
v. Prior to boarding, passengers are requested to upload their COVID-19 PCR NEGATIVE results on to the national payment portal and bring along an electronic or hard copy of the result for presentation at the airport. At the time of boarding, all travellers will undergo thermal screening for fever and questioned for symptoms of COVID-19. Passengers with COVID-19 related signs and symptoms will not be allowed to board the flight.
vi. Airlines must only board passengers with test results showing that the tests were done within the stipulated 7 days before boarding; Airlines that board passengers without a Negative COVID-19 PCR tests or test results of more than 7 days prior to boarding will be sanctioned.
a. Non- Nigerians may be refused entry and returned to the point of embarkation at cost to the Airlines.
b. Nigerians will be allowed entry but subjected to 14 days of mandatory quarantine at a facility approved by Government and at cost to the passenger(s).
c. Airlines will be fined USD 3,500 per passenger for failure to comply with the pre-boarding requirements.
B. ON ARRIVAL IN NIGERIA
All passengers/persons arriving in Nigeria will be:
(i) Required, on arrival at the airport, to go through the routine Port Health screening and present electronic or print-out evidence of pre-boarding PCR test results and evidence of payment/appointment for a repeat PCR test in-country.
(ii) Passengers are required to present their international passports for clearance through the Nigerian Immigration System’s Migrants Identification Data Analysis System (MIDAS); the biodata page including passengers’ picture will be forwarded to all COVID-19 PCR Sample Collection Centers to enable proper identification before sample collection. Passports will not be retained by the Nigerian Immigration Service.
(iii) Passengers will proceed on a 7-day self-isolation/quarantine, during which time they are to avoid physical interaction with friends, family, colleagues, and other members of the public (i.e. must observe strict physical and social distancing).

(iv) Passengers must present themselves at the sample collection centers on the 7th day of arrival; samples will be taken, and a COVID-19 PCR test done; a reminder text message may be sent to the passenger by the private laboratory provider a day before the appointment.
a. Passengers who fail to submit themselves at the sample collection centers on day 7 of arrival will be sent text reminders and their details forwarded to the State Public Health Department teams and NCDC for active follow up.
b. Private laboratories will be required to forward details of passengers who decline repeat PCR test by day 14 of arrival for sanctioning. These passengers may be sanctioned with suspension of their passports or inclusion on a travel watchlist for 6 months and denied foreign travel for this period.
(v) Test results will be ready within 24 to 48 hours and the State Public Health Department teams & Nigeria Center for Disease Control will be informed accordingly.
a. Persons who test POSITIVE for COVID-19 will be managed based on National Guidelines for COVID-19 treatment.
b. Persons who test NEGATIVE for COVID -19 after 7 days will end self-isolation on the 8th day.
c. Travellers reporting or developing symptoms of COVID-19 on arrival, or during screening will not be allowed to self-quarantine and will be placed in institutional quarantine.
(vi) For deportees, if one person tests positive for COVID-19, all close primary contacts will be required to undergo enhanced screening and a follow-up PCR test if necessary.
(vii) Passengers will be monitored by Public Health Officers during the period of self – isolation/quarantine. For this reason, passengers will be required to provide a functioning telephone number on their online registration forms. Persons who develop symptoms of COVID-19 during the isolation period will immediately be tested for COVID-19. If POSITIVE, they will be managed based on National Guidelines for COVID-19 treatment.
C. EXIT FROM SELF-ISOLATION
Persons who have tested NEGATIVE for COVID-19 after 7 days of self-isolation/quarantine will be allowed to exit self-isolation on day 8.
This protocol will come into effect from Saturday 5th September 2020.

Zdig:
PRESIDENTIAL TASK FORCE ON COVID-19 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION
21st August 2020
COVID-19 RESPONSE: PROVISIONAL QUARANTINE PROTOCOL FOR TRAVELLERS ARRIVING IN NIGERIA FROM ANY COUNTRY
A. PRE-DEPARTURE FROM COUNTRY OF EXIT
i. All intending travellers to Nigeria must have tested NEGATIVE for COVID-19 by PCR in country of departure pre-boarding. The PCR test MUST be within 7 days before departure and preferably within 72 hours pre-boarding. For certain countries, COVID-19 PCR tests will only be acceptable from specified laboratories.
ii. Tests done more than 7 days before departure are not valid and persons will not be allowed to board; but for the 72 hours minimum, this is advisory and will not preclude boarding.
iii. All intending passengers are required to register via a national payment portal online (details to be made available) and pay for a repeat (second) PCR test to be done upon arrival in Nigeria. This payment portal will provide passengers with the options of where and when to carry out the PCR test. Passengers will be given an appointment time and date to present themselves at the Sample Collection Centers located in their States of residence for a repeat COVID-19 PCR test on the 7th day after arrival. A list of accredited private laboratory providers and Sample Collection Centers across the country will be available on the payment platform and the NCDC website.
iv. Passengers will also fill in the online Health Declaration/Self-Reporting Form co-located on the same national payment platform and submit online or print out for presentation on arrival. They should ensure that the information/contact details provided on the form are correct, verifiable and that they can be reached on the phone number and address provided. Passengers must inform Port Health officials on

arrival of any change in their health circumstances since completion of the Health Declaration/Self- Reporting Form.
v. Prior to boarding, passengers are requested to upload their COVID-19 PCR NEGATIVE results on to the national payment portal and bring along an electronic or hard copy of the result for presentation at the airport. At the time of boarding, all travellers will undergo thermal screening for fever and questioned for symptoms of COVID-19. Passengers with COVID-19 related signs and symptoms will not be allowed to board the flight.
vi. Airlines must only board passengers with test results showing that the tests were done within the stipulated 7 days before boarding; Airlines that board passengers without a Negative COVID-19 PCR tests or test results of more than 7 days prior to boarding will be sanctioned.
a. Non- Nigerians may be refused entry and returned to the point of embarkation at cost to the Airlines.
b. Nigerians will be allowed entry but subjected to 14 days of mandatory quarantine at a facility approved by Government and at cost to the passenger(s).
c. Airlines will be fined USD 3,500 per passenger for failure to comply with the pre-boarding requirements.
B. ON ARRIVAL IN NIGERIA
All passengers/persons arriving in Nigeria will be:
(i) Required, on arrival at the airport, to go through the routine Port Health screening and present electronic or print-out evidence of pre-boarding PCR test results and evidence of payment/appointment for a repeat PCR test in-country.
(ii) Passengers are required to present their international passports for clearance through the Nigerian Immigration System’s Migrants Identification Data Analysis System (MIDAS); the biodata page including passengers’ picture will be forwarded to all COVID-19 PCR Sample Collection Centers to enable proper identification before sample collection. Passports will not be retained by the Nigerian Immigration Service.
(iii) Passengers will proceed on a 7-day self-isolation/quarantine, during which time they are to avoid physical interaction with friends, family, colleagues, and other members of the public (i.e. must observe strict physical and social distancing).

(iv) Passengers must present themselves at the sample collection centers on the 7th day of arrival; samples will be taken, and a COVID-19 PCR test done; a reminder text message may be sent to the passenger by the private laboratory provider a day before the appointment.
a. Passengers who fail to submit themselves at the sample collection centers on day 7 of arrival will be sent text reminders and their details forwarded to the State Public Health Department teams and NCDC for active follow up.
b. Private laboratories will be required to forward details of passengers who decline repeat PCR test by day 14 of arrival for sanctioning. These passengers may be sanctioned with suspension of their passports or inclusion on a travel watchlist for 6 months and denied foreign travel for this period.
(v) Test results will be ready within 24 to 48 hours and the State Public Health Department teams & Nigeria Center for Disease Control will be informed accordingly.
a. Persons who test POSITIVE for COVID-19 will be managed based on National Guidelines for COVID-19 treatment.
b. Persons who test NEGATIVE for COVID -19 after 7 days will end self-isolation on the 8th day.
c. Travellers reporting or developing symptoms of COVID-19 on arrival, or during screening will not be allowed to self-quarantine and will be placed in institutional quarantine.
(vi) For deportees, if one person tests positive for COVID-19, all close primary contacts will be required to undergo enhanced screening and a follow-up PCR test if necessary.
(vii) Passengers will be monitored by Public Health Officers during the period of self – isolation/quarantine. For this reason, passengers will be required to provide a functioning telephone number on their online registration forms. Persons who develop symptoms of COVID-19 during the isolation period will immediately be tested for COVID-19. If POSITIVE, they will be managed based on National Guidelines for COVID-19 treatment.
C. EXIT FROM SELF-ISOLATION
Persons who have tested NEGATIVE for COVID-19 after 7 days of self-isolation/quarantine will be allowed to exit self-isolation on day 8.
This protocol will come into effect from Saturday 5th September 2020.

Nothing is said about passengers leaving Nigeria for abroad. I guess they won't be needing the covid test except country of travel requires it ,right?

Zdig:
PRESIDENTIAL TASK FORCE ON COVID-19 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION
21st August 2020
COVID-19 RESPONSE: PROVISIONAL QUARANTINE PROTOCOL FOR TRAVELLERS ARRIVING IN NIGERIA FROM ANY COUNTRY
A. PRE-DEPARTURE FROM COUNTRY OF EXIT
i. All intending travellers to Nigeria must have tested NEGATIVE for COVID-19 by PCR in country of departure pre-boarding. The PCR test MUST be within 7 days before departure and preferably within 72 hours pre-boarding. For certain countries, COVID-19 PCR tests will only be acceptable from specified laboratories.
ii. Tests done more than 7 days before departure are not valid and persons will not be allowed to board; but for the 72 hours minimum, this is advisory and will not preclude boarding.
iii. All intending passengers are required to register via a national payment portal online (details to be made available) and pay for a repeat (second) PCR test to be done upon arrival in Nigeria. This payment portal will provide passengers with the options of where and when to carry out the PCR test. Passengers will be given an appointment time and date to present themselves at the Sample Collection Centers located in their States of residence for a repeat COVID-19 PCR test on the 7th day after arrival. A list of accredited private laboratory providers and Sample Collection Centers across the country will be available on the payment platform and the NCDC website.
iv. Passengers will also fill in the online Health Declaration/Self-Reporting Form co-located on the same national payment platform and submit online or print out for presentation on arrival. They should ensure that the information/contact details provided on the form are correct, verifiable and that they can be reached on the phone number and address provided. Passengers must inform Port Health officials on

arrival of any change in their health circumstances since completion of the Health Declaration/Self- Reporting Form.
v. Prior to boarding, passengers are requested to upload their COVID-19 PCR NEGATIVE results on to the national payment portal and bring along an electronic or hard copy of the result for presentation at the airport. At the time of boarding, all travellers will undergo thermal screening for fever and questioned for symptoms of COVID-19. Passengers with COVID-19 related signs and symptoms will not be allowed to board the flight.
vi. Airlines must only board passengers with test results showing that the tests were done within the stipulated 7 days before boarding; Airlines that board passengers without a Negative COVID-19 PCR tests or test results of more than 7 days prior to boarding will be sanctioned.
a. Non- Nigerians may be refused entry and returned to the point of embarkation at cost to the Airlines.
b. Nigerians will be allowed entry but subjected to 14 days of mandatory quarantine at a facility approved by Government and at cost to the passenger(s).
c. Airlines will be fined USD 3,500 per passenger for failure to comply with the pre-boarding requirements.
B. ON ARRIVAL IN NIGERIA
All passengers/persons arriving in Nigeria will be:
(i) Required, on arrival at the airport, to go through the routine Port Health screening and present electronic or print-out evidence of pre-boarding PCR test results and evidence of payment/appointment for a repeat PCR test in-country.
(ii) Passengers are required to present their international passports for clearance through the Nigerian Immigration System’s Migrants Identification Data Analysis System (MIDAS); the biodata page including passengers’ picture will be forwarded to all COVID-19 PCR Sample Collection Centers to enable proper identification before sample collection. Passports will not be retained by the Nigerian Immigration Service.
(iii) Passengers will proceed on a 7-day self-isolation/quarantine, during which time they are to avoid physical interaction with friends, family, colleagues, and other members of the public (i.e. must observe strict physical and social distancing).

(iv) Passengers must present themselves at the sample collection centers on the 7th day of arrival; samples will be taken, and a COVID-19 PCR test done; a reminder text message may be sent to the passenger by the private laboratory provider a day before the appointment.
a. Passengers who fail to submit themselves at the sample collection centers on day 7 of arrival will be sent text reminders and their details forwarded to the State Public Health Department teams and NCDC for active follow up.
b. Private laboratories will be required to forward details of passengers who decline repeat PCR test by day 14 of arrival for sanctioning. These passengers may be sanctioned with suspension of their passports or inclusion on a travel watchlist for 6 months and denied foreign travel for this period.
(v) Test results will be ready within 24 to 48 hours and the State Public Health Department teams & Nigeria Center for Disease Control will be informed accordingly.
a. Persons who test POSITIVE for COVID-19 will be managed based on National Guidelines for COVID-19 treatment.
b. Persons who test NEGATIVE for COVID -19 after 7 days will end self-isolation on the 8th day.
c. Travellers reporting or developing symptoms of COVID-19 on arrival, or during screening will not be allowed to self-quarantine and will be placed in institutional quarantine.
(vi) For deportees, if one person tests positive for COVID-19, all close primary contacts will be required to undergo enhanced screening and a follow-up PCR test if necessary.
(vii) Passengers will be monitored by Public Health Officers during the period of self – isolation/quarantine. For this reason, passengers will be required to provide a functioning telephone number on their online registration forms. Persons who develop symptoms of COVID-19 during the isolation period will immediately be tested for COVID-19. If POSITIVE, they will be managed based on National Guidelines for COVID-19 treatment.
C. EXIT FROM SELF-ISOLATION
Persons who have tested NEGATIVE for COVID-19 after 7 days of self-isolation/quarantine will be allowed to exit self-isolation on day 8.
This protocol will come into effect from Saturday 5th September 2020.

Mein gott! there goes my Christmas plans. oh well....

famzynet:


Nothing is said about passengers leaving Nigeria for abroad. I guess they won't be needing the covid test except country of travel requires it ,right?

Why should Nigeria care about departing passengers? That one Na the arrival country headache.

famzynet:


Nothing is said about passengers leaving Nigeria for abroad. I guess they won't be needing the covid test except country of travel requires it ,right?

Yes, the focus is Covid 19 not coming into Nigeria...that is the priority. Covid going out could even be a plus....

I think everyone travelling should check with the airline... it is possible that covid test is mandatory leaving Nigeria and you trust our government not to have a dedicated website that disseminate information....

that way you are not surprised and refused entry to fly

anyone in Manchester here? i need an apartment mate. non smoker preferred

Hello everyone,please how do I post food stuff from nigeria to london to a relative? Your answers will be highly appreciated. Thank you.

icon8:


There’s winter in Lagos now?
My Lagos people now wear winter boots, thermal underwear and head warmer??
Seriously

There’s people travelling to the U.K. from
Nigeria in winter you know. They need winter gear from when they leave the airport.

fineEagle:
Hello everyone,please how do I post food stuff from nigeria to london to a relative? Your answers will be highly appreciated. Thank you.

The most sure but expensive method is EMS/Nipost especially if you have loads of contraband. If not you can do regular freight for dry but non fish/beans items

Good evening everyone, please it is possible for someone to enter London just to stamp his passport. When they stop over for like 5 hours.
The plane I book want to stop over London.

So I just want to stamp my passport that's all.
Please how possible it is?

OlakunmiSMELTD:
Good evening everyone, please it is possible for someone to enter London just to stamp his passport. When they stop over for like 5 hours.
The plane I book want to stop over London.

So I just want to stamp my passport that's all.
Please how possible it is?

Where are u going after london?

If you are just transiting then passport is usually not stamped as you don't leave the airport or pass immigration.

If you want to come out if the airport shop around or visit and go back in then the passport will be stamped ....however you need a valid UK visa to be able to come in and out

OlakunmiSMELTD:
Good evening everyone, please it is possible for someone to enter London just to stamp his passport. When they stop over for like 5 hours.
The plane I book want to stop over London.

So I just want to stamp my passport that's all.
Please how possible it is?

If you don't have a transit visa......... No stamp..... Ensure you have toothbrush, bathing soap + towel in your hand luggage.......

After you freshen up, find a comfortable chair, head to any airport restaurant, feed your belly full (they don't accept naira). Hold your debit/credit card or cash......

Zdig:
PRESIDENTIAL TASK FORCE ON COVID-19 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION
21st August 2020
COVID-19 RESPONSE: PROVISIONAL QUARANTINE PROTOCOL FOR TRAVELLERS ARRIVING IN NIGERIA FROM ANY COUNTRY
A. PRE-DEPARTURE FROM COUNTRY OF EXIT
i. All intending travellers to Nigeria must have tested NEGATIVE for COVID-19 by PCR in country of departure pre-boarding. The PCR test MUST be within 7 days before departure and preferably within 72 hours pre-boarding. For certain countries, COVID-19 PCR tests will only be acceptable from specified laboratories.
ii. Tests done more than 7 days before departure are not valid and persons will not be allowed to board; but for the 72 hours minimum, this is advisory and will not preclude boarding.
iii. All intending passengers are required to register via a national payment portal online (details to be made available) and pay for a repeat (second) PCR test to be done upon arrival in Nigeria. This payment portal will provide passengers with the options of where and when to carry out the PCR test. Passengers will be given an appointment time and date to present themselves at the Sample Collection Centers located in their States of residence for a repeat COVID-19 PCR test on the 7th day after arrival. A list of accredited private laboratory providers and Sample Collection Centers across the country will be available on the payment platform and the NCDC website.
iv. Passengers will also fill in the online Health Declaration/Self-Reporting Form co-located on the same national payment platform and submit online or print out for presentation on arrival. They should ensure that the information/contact details provided on the form are correct, verifiable and that they can be reached on the phone number and address provided. Passengers must inform Port Health officials on

arrival of any change in their health circumstances since completion of the Health Declaration/Self- Reporting Form.
v. Prior to boarding, passengers are requested to upload their COVID-19 PCR NEGATIVE results on to the national payment portal and bring along an electronic or hard copy of the result for presentation at the airport. At the time of boarding, all travellers will undergo thermal screening for fever and questioned for symptoms of COVID-19. Passengers with COVID-19 related signs and symptoms will not be allowed to board the flight.
vi. Airlines must only board passengers with test results showing that the tests were done within the stipulated 7 days before boarding; Airlines that board passengers without a Negative COVID-19 PCR tests or test results of more than 7 days prior to boarding will be sanctioned.
a. Non- Nigerians may be refused entry and returned to the point of embarkation at cost to the Airlines.
b. Nigerians will be allowed entry but subjected to 14 days of mandatory quarantine at a facility approved by Government and at cost to the passenger(s).
c. Airlines will be fined USD 3,500 per passenger for failure to comply with the pre-boarding requirements.
B. ON ARRIVAL IN NIGERIA
All passengers/persons arriving in Nigeria will be:
(i) Required, on arrival at the airport, to go through the routine Port Health screening and present electronic or print-out evidence of pre-boarding PCR test results and evidence of payment/appointment for a repeat PCR test in-country.
(ii) Passengers are required to present their international passports for clearance through the Nigerian Immigration System’s Migrants Identification Data Analysis System (MIDAS); the biodata page including passengers’ picture will be forwarded to all COVID-19 PCR Sample Collection Centers to enable proper identification before sample collection. Passports will not be retained by the Nigerian Immigration Service.
(iii) Passengers will proceed on a 7-day self-isolation/quarantine, during which time they are to avoid physical interaction with friends, family, colleagues, and other members of the public (i.e. must observe strict physical and social distancing).

(iv) Passengers must present themselves at the sample collection centers on the 7th day of arrival; samples will be taken, and a COVID-19 PCR test done; a reminder text message may be sent to the passenger by the private laboratory provider a day before the appointment.
a. Passengers who fail to submit themselves at the sample collection centers on day 7 of arrival will be sent text reminders and their details forwarded to the State Public Health Department teams and NCDC for active follow up.
b. Private laboratories will be required to forward details of passengers who decline repeat PCR test by day 14 of arrival for sanctioning. These passengers may be sanctioned with suspension of their passports or inclusion on a travel watchlist for 6 months and denied foreign travel for this period.
(v) Test results will be ready within 24 to 48 hours and the State Public Health Department teams & Nigeria Center for Disease Control will be informed accordingly.
a. Persons who test POSITIVE for COVID-19 will be managed based on National Guidelines for COVID-19 treatment.
b. Persons who test NEGATIVE for COVID -19 after 7 days will end self-isolation on the 8th day.
c. Travellers reporting or developing symptoms of COVID-19 on arrival, or during screening will not be allowed to self-quarantine and will be placed in institutional quarantine.
(vi) For deportees, if one person tests positive for COVID-19, all close primary contacts will be required to undergo enhanced screening and a follow-up PCR test if necessary.
(vii) Passengers will be monitored by Public Health Officers during the period of self – isolation/quarantine. For this reason, passengers will be required to provide a functioning telephone number on their online registration forms. Persons who develop symptoms of COVID-19 during the isolation period will immediately be tested for COVID-19. If POSITIVE, they will be managed based on National Guidelines for COVID-19 treatment.
C. EXIT FROM SELF-ISOLATION
Persons who have tested NEGATIVE for COVID-19 after 7 days of self-isolation/quarantine will be allowed to exit self-isolation on day 8.
This protocol will come into effect from Saturday 5th September 2020.

Well cheerio travel plans. We'll try again next year

Can anyone advise on a credit card I can obtain with less than a years living history in the UK please. Most banks require more than one year which I don't have.

kode12:
Can anyone advise on a credit card I can obtain with less than a years living history in the UK please. Most banks require more than one year which I don't have.

Go to HSBC. They'll give you one if you have an account with them.

Hello everyone,

I am a prospective student due to start my PhD studies in Liverpool soon. Please, I wish to seek your advice/recommendations on opening a bank account (i.e. which bank(s) offer the best services particularly for students). Any other advice you deem necessary would equally be appreciated.

Thanks.

Ykaa:
Hello everyone,

I am a prospective student due to start my PhD studies in Liverpool soon. Please, I wish to seek your advice/recommendations on opening a bank account (i.e. which bank(s) offer the best services particularly for students). Any other advice you deem necessary would equally be appreciated.

Thanks.

All high street banks offer students accounts + overdraft + student credit card facilities.......


Online banks are also available, like Monzo, starling, monese etc etc........

Lexusgs430:


All high street banks offer students accounts + overdraft + student credit card facilities.......

Online banks are also available, like Monzo, starling, monese etc etc........

Thanks.

Ykaa:
Hello everyone,

I am a prospective student due to start my PhD studies in Liverpool soon. Please, I wish to seek your advice/recommendations on opening a bank account (i.e. which bank(s) offer the best services particularly for students). Any other advice you deem necessary would equally be appreciated.

Thanks.

Most banks offer similar services and packages,

welcome to Liverpool

Is moneyfex still working? Website seems to be down

justwise:
Is moneyfex still working? Website seems to be down

Naira value is turninoniown. Maybe they are trying to be careful.

I need to send £250 ASAP to a GTB account. Can you help?

Mamatukwas:


Naira value is turninoniown. Maybe they are trying to be careful.

abubarakat:
I need to send £250 ASAP to a GTB account. Can you help?

Instantly, no sir but before the end of today yes I can help.

Before the end of today is fine. Thank you.

Is it possible to continue the transaction elsewhere? I have sent you the default email via NL, just so we don't pollute the thread.

Mamatukwas:


Instantly, no sir but before the end of today yes I can help.