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Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 9 (702731 Views)
zeezeepearl: 11:10am On Dec 26, 2024 |
Please how did you complete both the paid call and follow up mail process. I am keen to use either next week. Kindly guide
Youngman85: |
LilChamp: 11:11am On Dec 26, 2024 |
Youngman85: I don't have any previous Visa Refusal. I received another nsf mail to show proof of what I have been doing since my graduation 2015. The following day, I ed appointment letter, reference letter and NYSC certificate. Haven't heard anything since then. |
zeezeepearl: 11:12am On Dec 26, 2024 |
Would be glad to learn how you did your paid call and follow up mail.Thank you
Pearlcom: |
Josmila(m): 12:48pm On Dec 26, 2024 |
Congratulations to everyone who have just gotten their success emails. I tap into them in advance. What would be the ideal representation for a study gap of over 10 years please? A CV? A write up of my work history with dates? What else please? I just want to prepare ahead for it Please note that I've been working all these times 1 Like |
Youngman85: 1:08pm On Dec 26, 2024 |
Josmila:Reference letter from the companies and maybe employment letter. If like, add an explanation addressing the study gap. 1 Like |
Youngman85: 1:09pm On Dec 26, 2024 |
LilChamp: Since you have no refusal, they will get back to you within 15 working days from when you sent the additional documents. |
VeeInsider: 1:14pm On Dec 26, 2024 |
Pearlcom: Have you made a paid call to escalate? |
alozieanselm202: 1:48pm On Dec 26, 2024 |
Youngman85:You mean those with previous refusals won't get after 15 working days? |
Youngman85: 2:04pm On Dec 26, 2024 |
alozieanselm202: Lol, they usually delay people with refusal. In most cases, it always exceed the first 15working days but get back to them on or before the 6th week. Do you have any refusal? I had a canada refusal, did my bio on 5th and got an NSF on the 24. so I just have to wait for the next 15 working days and hopefully they get back to me. |
Dortiye: 2:55pm On Dec 26, 2024 |
For my husband it was 16 years gap and what we did was prepare a Detailed statement of purpose why he choose the course & country also explaining the gap We added a detailed CV Employment letter Reference letter from work Payslip of 6 months Salary bank statement of 3months Work ID card We were to add few documents of IT related training he attended because we included that in the CV but we forgot and didn’t bother sending again. We tried to ensure the documents we submitted should be able to answer any questions they might have in mind. Hope this helps you Josmila: 3 Likes |
malachai89: 5:38pm On Dec 26, 2024 |
I started considering japa last month and it has been great following this thread for over a week now. Actually what I'm looking for is a more secured future for my family. We make enough money to live great in Nigeria but currently we're in between expanding our business and relocating to the UK via the study route. I've read some quite discouraging things online especially about how UK is slowing turning into a third world country. I sincerely need honest advise so we can make the right decision between expanding our business here in Nigeria or start the UK relocation plan. Is the UK still worth it in 2025 considering we have to apply for two students visa. Also, I'll appreciate other countries recommendations too. Going for UK because I was told it's the easiest to get study visa. Thanks everyone. 1 Like 1 Share |
Josmila(m): 6:23pm On Dec 26, 2024 |
Dortiye: Thank you so much. I'd like to connect with you please if you don't mind. You have PM |
Iansunderland: 10:04pm On Dec 26, 2024 |
malachai89: This is a very intersting discussion. If Dangote Refinery manages to bring down fuel price to, say, 500 naira per litre and inflation goes back to single digits, emigration would not be worth it for most people already doing well here. The japa wave was never this intense when the economy was doing reasonably well and inflation was low, if memory serves. If you're moving abroad to do something very specific with your life and career that cannot be achieved from Nigeria at this time, then go for it. But if it's just the general "move abroad for a better life" when you already have a very good life here, I'm afraid it's the wrong move to spend so much just to move abroad and suffer a DROP in your living standards as a result. Migration experts project that a combination of improving economic conditions in the Global South and collapsing birth rates in the West mean that in the very near future Western nations would literally have to pay immigrants to come over. I'd say give or take in ten years' time. You could wait till then and I'm sure you'd get a sweeter deal than those migrating now, if you still wish to do so by then. Ultimately, the decision would be yours to make. ETA: Just saw you'd need to apply for 2 student visas. No, it's not worth it. That's just far too much suffering. If you can find a program that would let you bring her as a dependant then it would be a bit more manageable. 2 Likes |
fastseo: 9:06am On Dec 27, 2024 |
malachai89:United Kingdom is not a third word country. It's a first world country. If you have a business you are into in Nigeria that you could expand and u are doing very well in Nigeria then its best you remain in Nigeria and maintain that quality of lifestyle.. But if u are a career person whose income has been wiped off by inflation probably earning like say 400k and that's not enough for you. Then u can try the japa stuff. if u land you are going to adjust your lifestyle. Working really hard unless u got employed in the civil service. Also note that for you to stay after graduation you also have to all your courses with no single fail else no graduation and no post study. After post study u will have to seek for sponsorship jobs. Most of this sponsorship are gotten in care homes. Where they clean n take care of vulnerable people. So its not all about japa but you should have a clear acceptable path to navigate so as to achieve an indefinite leave to remain in the UK. Lastly one of u only need a course that allows dependant. 3 Likes |
heykims(m): 10:10am On Dec 27, 2024 |
malachai89:Alaye better stay back here in Naija with your status if u have a thriving business. I don't think the cost of relocation worths it anymore. In fact, many won't mind relocating back if the exchange rate drops to less than 1000 naira to a pound. However, UK is never becoming a 3rd world country. 1 Like |
justwise(m): 10:12am On Dec 27, 2024 |
malachai89: Credit to you for asking before jumping into this project. Considering your standard of living currently in Nigeria what will you consider as ''a third world country''? The definition is perssonal hence my question. 1 Like |
isioefe: 10:56am On Dec 27, 2024 |
LilChamp:did you submit your CV earlier though |
heykims(m): 11:41am On Dec 27, 2024 |
isioefe:CV is never necessary for visa application 1 Like |
10011: 12:30pm On Dec 27, 2024 |
While the ultimate decision is yours, I’d say relocate. Firstly, one of you can do a masters course in a healthcare field, regardless of prior education history. This can be nursing, midwifery, physiotherapy etc. Chances of getting a job after these courses are 99.99%. If you go the MSC way, it’s 2 years. Secondly, if the other can’t go as a dependant, they can stay back and continue to run the business. When the one in school finishes, you all can be reunited. Lastly, chances of the economy getting better soon are almost minute! Please, relocate if you can. malachai89: 1 Like |
isioefe: 1:18pm On Dec 27, 2024 |
heykims:how sure are you |
heykims(m): 2:10pm On Dec 27, 2024 |
isioefe:Very sure Present employment letter, payslips, work reference letter. |
YankeeJJC(m): 2:32pm On Dec 27, 2024 |
Hello House. I need Help. Please who can help me with a Domiciliary Care job with visa sponsorship from overseas. I need someone please. I have tried but I couldn't get one. I have license to drive and can easily get a car to commute. Please help me. Please Please ![]() |
ogify1(m): 2:51pm On Dec 27, 2024 |
Nkc99:I made the payment via bank transfer on 24th. They’re yet to receive the payment. Should I be worried? I’m trying to consider the holiday. |
malachai89: 3:04pm On Dec 27, 2024 |
Thank you for your response. We're considering relocation majorly because of the level of uncertainty in Nigeria currently. The country economy can run a successful business down, there has been such cases. Also, we believe raising our kids in the UK is much better than Nigeria here. In short, if we relocate, our business may no longer thrive as it used to because we basically handle most parts ourselves and before we take the risk, we just want to be sure we're not making a mistake. I appreciate all contributions and advise. Iansunderland: |
malachai89: 3:18pm On Dec 27, 2024 |
Currently, UK is still a first world country but for how long? From my point of view, I'm considering both short and long term outcome of our decision to move to the UK. Inflation, employment, transport, rate of immigration. Indians are running parts of the country and also it's clear Universities are making living off international students. What will be the long term effect of these? heykims: |
Josmila(m): 3:35pm On Dec 27, 2024 |
heykims: Do work reference letters need to be addressed to the ukvi please? |
Pennyseo2: 5:43pm On Dec 27, 2024 |
jesmond3945: Stop blame game and move on.. The job issues was a general thing right now things changed |
heykims(m): 5:54pm On Dec 27, 2024 |
Josmila:Yes chief |
Iansunderland: 5:54pm On Dec 27, 2024 |
malachai89: People choose to relocate for lots of reasons. The kids is one of them. It's a very valid reason to want to move - to afford your kids another citizenship. Ultimately, the decision is yours to take. Whichever one you choose is ok, provided you give it your best shot and effort for maximum success. Again, nobody can choose for you. We can only weigh in with hot takes and factors to consider. If e too hungry you just do am. Damn the consequences lol. Everybody is on a totally different trajectory - it may be that you might never really make it in Nigeria, or you might never really make it outside Nigeria. that often the greater the uncertainty and risk, the higher the potential reward. Run your numbers and follow your heart! Some move, make a ton of money, then come back to invest. If you move and home starts calling, you can always come back, whether coming back big, or coming back small. At the end of the day, home will always be home. 4 Likes |
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