Efrey123:
Good Afternoon guys,
Pls for those who have traveled recently to the uk, what's the cheapest airline to fly with? I contacted wakanow and the lady was saying 597k���,

My guy travelled yesterdat
170k

Focusephraim:


My guy travelled yesterdat
170k

Since yesterday i have been pleading on how to book a less expensive flight but no positive response.
Please can you ask your friend to help us with more details on 170k ticket?
Those that have travelled please assist with cheap flight info... my whole family is almost 2m.

isioky:


Since yesterday i have been pleading on how to book a less expensive flight but no positive response.
Please can you ask your friend to help us with more details on 170k ticket?
Those that have travelled please assist with cheap flight info... my whole family is almost 2m.

Lol.
Check Turkish Airlines and Egypt Air, they are the ones that could give a fare in the price range you mentioned.
Also check BA for flights at least 10 days away from today, they become cheaper the farther ahead you book and if you can buy as a group it comes a little cheaper as well.

isioky:


Since yesterday i have been pleading on how to book a less expensive flight but no positive response.
Please can you ask your friend to help us with more details on 170k ticket?
Those that have travelled please assist with cheap flight info... my whole family is almost 2m.

British Airways Abuja to London for Thursday 8th October is about 312k

Thanks for your response. That means it is allowed.

LagosismyHome:


It easy for 23kg allowance to fill up quickly..... if you have other more important things to carry then that better than yam plantain.... both items can be easily bought in UK depending on what city and yam can be weighty. For me there no need carrying such

Thanks sis�

mimilyrics:
Yes, you can but in my opinion, you shouldn't because plantains get spoilt quickly and might get mashed in your bag while yams are pretty heavy. Plantains cost about £1 - £1.20 for 3 pieces while yams cost anything from £2-5 from African stores and street markets so you can always buy after you arrive. It's waste of already limited luggage space and it'snot like that's the only food you'll eat everyday.

Hello house are we allowed to visit Nigeria or anywhere when we are on breaks and how much is extra luggage allowance for Turkish airline ?

Anyone going to NTU , LETS CONNECT. THANKS��

Bashybabe2020:
Hello house are we allowed to visit Nigeria or anywhere when we are on breaks and how much is extra luggage allowance for Turkish airline ?

Of course you can.

TheGuyFromHR:


Of course you can.

Thank you boss. Please don’t say I’m asking too many questions it’s hard to fit in years of living in Lagos into 23kg can we ship other stuff to uk when we settle down , which do you recommend extra luggage or ship from Nigeria

Good day mimilyrics. Can i send you a mail please?

quote author=mimilyrics post=94318648]If you're asked, mention exactly where it came from. Since the money would have been sent to your account, submit just your account statement, not your uncle's or cousin's.
If UKVI needs to verify if you truly got it from who you said you got it from, they will ask for you for proof of that. [/quote]

Nawaooo hahahahah

Na all these kind things dey cause problem for us.

What explanation would a student give to ship in all their belongings to a new country? This undermines the reasons for your travel na.

Biko go over there and start afresh. Better send your belongings to your village or sell them mbok.

Bashybabe2020:


Thank you boss. Please don’t say I’m asking too many questions it’s hard to fit in years of living in Lagos into 23kg can we ship other stuff to uk when we settle down , which do you recommend extra luggage or ship from Nigeria

Donracy:
Nawaooo hahahahah

Na all these kind things dey cause problem for us.

What explanation would a student give to ship in all their belongings to a new country? This undermines the reasons for your travel na.

Biko go over there and start afresh. Better send your belongings to your village or sell them mbok.

Not all my belongings I don’t plan to get there and start spending excessively on clothes and things I have here . But noted I’ll go with everything thanks for the update

Bashybabe2020:


Thank you boss. Please don’t say I’m asking too many questions it’s hard to fit in years of living in Lagos into 23kg can we ship other stuff to uk when we settle down , which do you recommend extra luggage or ship from Nigeria

I've a freight company I use that has charged me 2,500 naira per kg to London. Extra fee incurred for movement beyond there to other cities. I've not had the time to shop around for other quotes, and in any case I've been dealing with this company for a few years now, so I'll use them.
I'm using it for food items only; don't have the energy to be carrying half of Nigeria's agricultural products into an airplane.

So that's about 5 pounds or 4.50 per kg depending on the exchange rate you want to play with.

Use that as a rough guide to calculate which will be cheaper for you in line with your airline's extra baggage rates.
In my case, the BA extra baggage allowance comes in slightly cheaper since I'm going beyond London.

How about Colchester Essex? How do I get there from Heathrow airport?

justwise:


Try national express, they have a station at Heathrow Terminal 5 especially if you are carrying loads and they alway have stops close to universities in many cities in the UK. They are cheaper than train.

TheGuyFromHR:


I've a freight company I use that has charged me 2,500 naira per kg to London. Extra fee incurred for movement beyond there to other cities. I've not had the time to shop around for other quotes, and in any case I've been dealing with this company for a few years now, so I'll use them.
I'm using it for food items only; don't have the energy to be carrying half of Nigeria's agricultural products into an airplane.

So that's about 5 pounds or 4.50 per kg depending on the exchange rate you want to play with.

Use that as a rough guide to calculate which will be cheaper for you in line with your airline's extra baggage rates.
In my case, the BA extra baggage allowance comes in slightly cheaper since I'm going beyond London.

Thank you very much. Appreciate the helpful response God no go shame you home and abroad

Please let me start making hay while the sun shines.

Please I will staying in Southampton, if I book a flight from Nigeria to London. Which is the cheapest and fastest means of getting to Southampton from Heathrow?

kcmontez:
Anybody going to University of Northampton in January here?

Yes o January term. onike1994@gmail.com

Like the TheGuyFromHR stated.

It will be better if it's foodstuffs you are shipping then carry your clothes then with you if you so wish...

I believe this first semester is mostly online classes plus the weather is cold from now till some months next year, which requires thick clothes.


Anyway, all the best, more grace...

Bashybabe2020:


Not all my belongings I don’t plan to get there and start spending excessively on clothes and things I have here . But noted I’ll go with everything thanks for the update

Thank you Mimilyrics

mimilyrics:
It's not required for entry into the UK.

Thank you so much.

LagosismyHome:


Typically yellow card is for some african countries... however when covid first started around March 2020 ending Nigeria was asking for yellow card for travel for anywhere due to covid and even those going from UK to naija were asked for yellow fever

I was like smh. Wetin concern yellow fever and covid but once covid testing came that was stopped so check if wakanow still has the old information or if that information needs updating. Currently, UK travel doesn't need yellow fever

utaraji:
Please let me start making hay while the sun shines.

Please I will staying in Southampton, if I book a flight from Nigeria to London. Which is the cheapest and fastest means of getting to Southampton from Heathrow?

From Heathrow by bus will be 2 hours so the easiest way is to use National Express bus... check their website. Depending on your airline terminal, there is national Express in terminal 5 for BA and in central bus station ( T2/3)

Bukiegbegi:


Testimony time!!!!
Visa approved!!!
Timeline
Application submitted: Aug 28th
Bio and submission: Sept. 2nd
Transferred to DMC: Sept 2nd
I don’t know when DMC received it.
DMC to Vac: Sept 24th
Vac to me: today via dhl!

Thank you to every single commenter on this thread! Your experiences guided me.

I made the following mistakes: Wrong DOB which I wrote a letter of explanation and the second one is between me and God because it was totally unintentional. Please when you notice any error please write a letter of explanation.

For everyone waiting receive your testimony in Jesus name!

Amen!

How did you write the letter explaining the wrong date of birth

pwettyhardey:

congratulations. Is it Standard or priority?

Standard

Ogcgodwin:



Please where you interviewed

VI

@justwise
Hi everyone!
Please I would like to know if I am supposed to do something about the refund of my IHS fee that was initially deducted but reference number wasn’t given.

I had to abandon the application and start another one afresh.

Five days later I got the reference number for the failed transaction.


That means I paid IHS twice.
How do I process the refund?

Still awaiting Visa oo.. Hopefully this week cuz the ppl sent my BRP to our school still don't know why I haven't received it yet.

Davidwali360:


I am leaving on the 5th of October from lagos. What about you?

Please what's their name?

TheGuyFromHR:


I've a freight company I use that has charged me 2,500 naira per kg to London. Extra fee incurred for movement beyond there to other cities. I've not had the time to shop around for other quotes, and in any case I've been dealing with this company for a few years now, so I'll use them.
I'm using it for food items only; don't have the energy to be carrying half of Nigeria's agricultural products into an airplane.

So that's about 5 pounds or 4.50 per kg depending on the exchange rate you want to play with.

Use that as a rough guide to calculate which will be cheaper for you in line with your airline's extra baggage rates.
In my case, the BA extra baggage allowance comes in slightly cheaper since I'm going beyond London.

LagosismyHome:


From Heathrow by bus will be 2 hours so the easiest way is to use National Express bus... check their website. Depending on your airline terminal, there is national Express in terminal 5 for BA and in central bus station ( T2/3)

Thank you very much.

Yes, that's why they put multiple entry I guess...

Bashybabe2020:
Hello house are we allowed to visit Nigeria or anywhere when we are on breaks and how much is extra luggage allowance for Turkish airline ?