justwise:

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Do a paternity test to support that claim and attack the result to your spouse visa application

RubyOgex:
Pls i will appreciate if i get answers..
If I'm pregnant before applying for UK spousal visa in Nigeria, and i give birth to my child in Nigeria before my visa is issued? what will happen to the child?

My partner is British citizen..

Voltron007:
$100=72900 Naira. LemFi.

ExcellenceAb:



Try lemonade

ednut1:
CAD is not a major foreign currency in Nigeria so its true. He can use LEMFI . You will get d naira equivalent directly to your account.

ednut1:
CAD is not a major foreign currency in Nigeria so its true. He can use LEMFI . You will get d naira equivalent directly to your account.

dotcomnamename:



Exactly what i am looking for

Lekiboboe:


I doubt if you can do a Masters in I.T related programs or be admitted in such program, cos you don't have the Academic background (Bachelor's degree) or prerequisite as a Mass Communication graduate.

Masters in I.T related programs in Canadian Universities requires a Bachelor's degree (2nd class upper or higher) in Computer Science, MATHEMATICS, Computer Engineering, Physics, Electrical/Electronics Engineering, Statistics or related field.

As a Mass Communication graduate, if you have work experience in an I.T. field, apply for a Post Graduate Certificate Program at a Canadian College in an I.T. related field you have experience or skill sets on ., there are lots of them e.g Data Analytics, Artificial Analytics, Cybersecurity etc. and there are lots of colleges in TORONTO offering these programs but if you don't have a work experience in that field, then a Program related to your Mass Communication academic background is your best shot e.g Post Graduate Certificate in Journalism, Public Relations, Strategic Communication or related programs.

Bobomaigida:


You cannot use Naira debit card, get a dollar card to pay, you can try chipper or klasha virtual dollar card, if you have student's copy of the transcript, you can use that to apply, you do not have to notarize it, after you have secured admission, you can request your school to send them official documents.

tosins:

Yes I used an agent and I don’t receive any update . Although the agent do say no update yet. So I will just tell him to defer .

johnwegs:
Please my fiancé wants to visit Nigeria what are the requirements needed for her to get Nigerian visa do I need to send invitation letter to her what type of visa is she going to apply for?

mimilyrics:
What does your situation allow? It is not about what's more preferable but what's more realistic. If you live in Nigeria, the logical thing is to apply from Nigeria, If you live in the UK on a visa that allows you to live/work in the UK, then you apply in the UK.
If you live in Nigeria and want to apply in the UK outside these two scenarios, then you need to be unmarried and apply for a fiance visa to the UK, get married within 6 months of getting to the UK and apply immediately after - this is more expensive as you'll be pay more in visa fees.

mimilyrics:
Yes, you can apply from Nigeria.
https://www.gov.uk/uk-family-visa
https://www.gov.uk/uk-family-visa/partner-spouse
https://visas-immigration.service.gov.uk/apply-visa-type/appendixfm