NewStats: 3,262,406 , 8,177,070 topics. Date: Monday, 02 June 2025 at 08:06 AM 5ft5e

Bluetherapy:
I would like to know which airline one can fly from Nigeria to UK

KLM and air seems to be the logical one to take, but there's this confusion about needing transit visa or not. Has anyone flied them recently?

https://www.klm.com/travel/ng_en/campaigns/nigeria_flight_schedule.htm

Check Skyscanner for all flights and see which has the best deal. Airmaroc fly Lagos to LHR and Gatwick now too.

KOVIC19COVID20:


Yes.
All students get this.
Speak to staff at the stations. They give you form. You fill. Your school endorses a stamp.
You submit with a port photo.
You are sent an oyster photo card with your picture on it.
You get discounted travel when you purchase weekly or monthly travel card.

Read back a few pages...... Matter recently dealt with.....

kaylov12:

Check Skyscanner for all flights and see which has the best deal. Airmaroc fly Lagos to LHR and Gatwick now too.

Thanks for the tip mate. Their fare seems reasonable albeit short change over

Hello house,

As a crypto trader, is it better to a company as a sole trader, open a business bank with starling and pay yearly taxes? Instead of using my personal .

Good day nairalanders.
I want to know how easy it is to use Nigerian Bank issued Naira and Domiciliary cards. Are there limits on usage and withdraw in the UK for each cards?
Forgive me in case this has been trashed before. I just need to know asap.
Thanks

tushqueen:



Is it applicable to those on tier 2 visa too?

NO

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/sep/09/-grants-citizenship-to-12000-covid-frontline-workers

Uk?

please can one use his/her debit card to pay for day2 and 8 covid-19 test. i want to use dantelab. thanks i have a stanbic ibtc card

Ace2013:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/sep/09/-grants-citizenship-to-12000-covid-frontline-workers

Uk?

You don't want the Home Office to make money again?

AirBay:
Hello house,

As a crypto trader, is it better to a company as a sole trader, open a business bank with starling and pay yearly taxes? Instead of using my personal .

Speak to an ant.

Captaincool1:
please can one use his/her debit card to pay for day2 and 8 covid-19 test. i want to use dantelab. thanks i have a stanbic ibtc card

Do you have have a student email address?

Callmed:
Do you have have a student email address?

i dont have

AirBay:
Hello house,

As a crypto trader, is it better to a company as a sole trader, open a business bank with starling and pay yearly taxes? Instead of using my personal .

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/tax-on-cryptoassets

Lexusgs430:



https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/tax-on-cryptoassets

Thank you very much BOSS

Hello,
please any advise for getting a temporary nanny in the UK? I'm visiting with my family for a month and need childcare. please there is anyone in the west sussex area who is available in the next few weeks. please me on [email protected]

nawtyrubie:
Hello,
please any advise for getting a temporary nanny in the UK? I'm visiting with my family for a month and need childcare. please there is anyone in the west sussex area who is available in the next few weeks. please me on [email protected]

I am available, £600 per week......

Lexusgs430:



I am available, £600 per week......

Per week? I will take that per day

icon8:


Per week? I will take that per day

You see...... I am a better offer........ I would only look after baby needs, no washing of household plates, sweeping etc etc......

Please if you know any beautiful, rich Nigeria sister in early 20s in the London, UK seeking for a 6/10? Naija man for something mildly serious .... I am here
Early career in tech so not entirely broke

IFYKY

Rich is relative you know...

Olalekank:
Please if you know any beautiful, rich Nigeria sister in early 20s in the London, UK seeking for a 6/10? Naija man for something mildly serious .... I am here
Early career in tech so not entirely broke

IFYKY

canadaishome:
1.Are we allowed to have people come into fix something in the house?

2. We are badly in need of wifi as my wife works online a and in the flat we rented, there is a vodafone modem used by the previous tenant. Can we call them to choose a plan so they can reactivate it for us?

3. Is it possible to open a bank without going to the bank as we are still I'm quarantine?

Thank you in advance

We’re you guys able to get a house before landing in the UK, and what platform or means did you use? It’s been proving very difficult for us.

Mimzyy:
Rich is relative you know...

Preferably richer than me

Olalekank:
Please if you know any beautiful, rich Nigeria sister in early 20s in the London, UK seeking for a 6/10? Naija man for something mildly serious .... I am here
Early career in tech so not entirely broke

IFYKY

Mimzyy:
Rich is relative you know...

Omo this one na Saturdays are for weddings syndrome .... well me sef wan tap from the syndrome.... me am not looking for rich lady o, just look good,... am 5 n half/10 oo,early career in engineering, six pack, broad chest, beard geng, 5ft 8" in height, athletic, caramel complexion, will soon you in the UK..LOL.... not entirely broke...better offer over here...BELOVED ..

Olalekank:
Please if you know any beautiful, rich Nigeria sister in early 20s in the London, UK seeking for a 6/10? Naija man for something mildly serious .... I am here
Early career in tech so not entirely broke

IFYKY

Humour at its peak!

Good evening brother’s and sister’s, God bless you all for your helpful tips .
I’m new here in Leicester with my family, we moved to our rented flat yesterday and now applying for jobs ( work ) I’ve received two calls from my application and both asked if a have care giver experience and I said No and they told me to do volunteer jobs for three months before I start application. I don’t have DBS and NI-NUMBER ( I’ve applied for NI number and only have registration number) .
Please how is the best way to start work ASAP for my husband and I ?
Please pardon me if this has been sorted out before .

Aminess1:
Good evening brother’s and sister’s, God bless you all for your helpful tips .
I’m new here in Leicester with my family, we moved to our rented flat yesterday and now applying for jobs ( work ) I’ve received two calls from my application and both asked if a have care giver experience and I said No and they told me to do volunteer jobs for three months before I start application. I don’t have DBS and NI-NUMBER ( I’ve applied for NI number and only have registration number) .
Please how is the best way to start work ASAP for my husband and I ?
Please pardon me if this has been sorted out before .

Welcome to the abroad. You didn't indicate visa you came in with. I'm assuming student? You usually can't do any work without your NI and you require DBS for only a few jobs. You can do volunteer jobs for a few weeks as you have been advised and that will count as part of your UK experience.
I wish you all the best.


NB- I have a 5 page document i titled "First 5 years in the UK as a Nigerian Expatriate (Migrant)". Although it's for skilled workers, others may find it useful. Let me know via pm if you need it.

Aminess1:
Good evening brother’s and sister’s, God bless you all for your helpful tips .
I’m new here in Leicester with my family, we moved to our rented flat yesterday and now applying for jobs ( work ) I’ve received two calls from my application and both asked if a have care giver experience and I said No and they told me to do volunteer jobs for three months before I start application. I don’t have DBS and NI-NUMBER ( I’ve applied for NI number and only have registration number) .
Please how is the best way to start work ASAP for my husband and I ?
Please pardon me if this has been sorted out before .

For part-time jobs, try Royal Mail (Angard Staffing - I think they should have started their Christmas casual recruitment about now), Amazon (pay is good these days, up to 12 quid or so), for full-time jobs; Indeed.com, Totaljobs, and https://jobs.theguardian.com/ (for those who Tuesday Guardian in the late 90s and early 00s), the supermarkets as usual (browse and apply online and try walk-ins to local branches), and see if you've got a Reed or Blue Arrow in Leicester, walk in there, and where all else fails, let your husband try an SIA certification then work security, Xmas is coming up and there will definitely be demand.

Olalekank:
Please if you know any beautiful, rich Nigeria sister in early 20s in the London, UK seeking for a 6/10? Naija man for something mildly serious .... I am here
Early career in tech so not entirely broke

IFYKY

Would you be considering applicants, from same sex gender........

It's legal in the UK, so no threat of 14 years chopping baked beans.........

Need answer to this.

IamE:
[Hello house, this may be out of place or the wrong platform.
Still in the spirit of relocating to UK as a dependant
I wanna make a change on the name on my intl port. Surname will be static. .
Has anyone gone through this?

contra:


Welcome to the abroad. You didn't indicate visa you came in with. I'm assuming student? You usually can't do any work without your NI and you require DBS for only a few jobs. You can do volunteer jobs for a few weeks as you have been advised and that will count as part of your UK experience.
I wish you all the best.


NB- I have a 5 page document i titled "First 5 years in the UK as a Nigerian Expatriate (Migrant)". Although it's for skilled workers, others may find it useful. Let me know via pm if you need it.

I've responded to all who requested for the document. Please check your inbox. Cheers.

contra:


I've responded to all who requested for the document. Please check your inbox. Cheers.

I have sent you a pm please kindly help me send it too
Thank you

contra:


Welcome to the abroad. You didn't indicate visa you came in with. I'm assuming student? You usually can't do any work without your NI and you require DBS for only a few jobs. You can do volunteer jobs for a few weeks as you have been advised and that will count as part of your UK experience.
I wish you all the best.


NB- I have a 5 page document i titled "First 5 years in the UK as a Nigerian Expatriate (Migrant)". Although it's for skilled workers, others may find it useful. Let me know via pm if you need it.

I hope this doesn’t derail the thread