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Greetings my people!

Please do non clinical roles (IT to be specific) in the NHS require IHS payment for visa application? Or maybe I should rather ask if all roles within the NHS are exempt from IHS. Thanks

Tenibegilojuo:
Greetings my people!

Please do non clinical roles (IT to be specific) in the NHS require IHS payment for visa application? Or maybe I should rather ask if all roles within the NHS are exempt from IHS. Thanks

Non clinical roles, which includes IT, falls under the Skilled worker Visa. Therefore, requires IHS payment. However, you can apply for a refund every six months irrespective that your role is non clinical, and you'll be credited with 6 months worth of the IHS fees paid.

missjekyll:


Nick Ferrari,Iain Dale, Even Bonzos Sister has a show on LBC. They are all right
James O brien is their biggest star and is definitely left. I recommend LBC . I watch on YouTube everyday.

On another note,canvassing has started. Are you doorknocking for your party? I highly recommend it. You ll hear people's stories and laugh with random people. You do have to be fit as the walking no be here.

Doorknocking ke wey I get shift

lavida001:


Doorknocking ke wey I get shift

Lol. You don't have to. I ve gone doorknocking during the day and gone on to nights the same day. I was that excited about the candidate. She won so was worth it.

The labour party is in the final stages of finalising its manifesto.
In the UK , manifestos are taken very seriously. They are immutable and if a government does something that is not in the manifesto without calling another election, they become very very unpopular.

You can find the barebones of labour policies here
https://labourlist.org/2023/10/labour-national-policy-forum-final-document-summary-policy-manifesto-party-conference/

ehizario2012:

It's those South Easterners that have the capacity to turn Nigeria around today, the experience would definitely have been different if Peter Obi won. Definitely.

I respect the Igbo man's doggedness 100%

Dem dey try

Nobody mentioned South Easterners, you arrive at such a conclusion yourself.... besides, Your assertion would have been right if the Entire Southeast region were way better than the rest of the country.... considering the past and present governance.

Every region has political representatives from different groups at both FG and state levels...and they all failed the masses woefully and none of them are better only the politicians+cronies are getting the benefits of the country. Thank God you have "mildly escape".

We all want the best for the country irrespective of who is at the helm of affairs. So Let's not politicise and derail the thread further....

Shalom.

justwise:
[b]

Small time? You need to be banned for disappearing for YEARS,

Joke apart..welcome back.i know you will disappear again very soon

Haha abeg o my oga no ban me biko .

Thanks jare, life came so hard, second child, maternity life, career and all. Everything no gree us see front but we thank God. I am back here now if another baby no enter runs away

Solumtoya:


The original boss lady of the thread! Welcome back. Been a minute, a lot has happened, but it's been good here overall.

Thank you, honestly you guys that stayed consistent over the years deserve a lot of credit 👏 🙌. It is not easy at all and God bless you all for constantly giving back and keeping the community alive

Arap:


Non clinical roles, which includes IT, falls under the Skilled worker Visa. Therefore, requires IHS payment. However, you can apply for a refund every six months irrespective that your role is non clinical, and you'll be credited with 6 months worth of the IHS fees paid.

Thank you my brother 🙏🏽

Datakey:


All thanks to you, I no dey miss any match again..

😆

Please how do I go about this iptv stuff bro?

adekzy:


Nobody mentioned South Easterners, you arrive at such a conclusion yourself.... besides, Your assertion would have been right if the Entire Southeast region were way better than the rest of the country.... considering the past and present governance.

Every region has political representatives from different groups at both FG and state levels...and they all failed the masses woefully and none of them are better only the politicians+cronies are getting the benefits of the country. Thank God you have "mildly escape".

We all want the best for the country irrespective of who is at the helm of affairs. So Let's not politicise and derail the thread further....

Shalom.

You've been appropriately responded to, so I'll jump and . A Hamas er, a possible Holocaust er cannot be engaging me. It's a waste of time.

I saw this though ...does it count?

Arap:


Non clinical roles, which includes IT, falls under the Skilled worker Visa. Therefore, requires IHS payment. However, you can apply for a refund every six months irrespective that your role is non clinical, and you'll be credited with 6 months worth of the IHS fees paid.

Lexusgs430:


Someone already talked about tenancy agreement, not been too necessary..........

I just have a tick box I maintain, during visa applications......

So if she stays for 5 month's, you want to plant MIL in a hotel...... 🤣😀

Apply with your current accommodation and give us .........

I meant for short visits.

Hello Nairalanders, it's my first time asking questions, I hope I get it right. First and foremost thanks to everyone who takes their time to answer questions. I have learnt alot from here. Please my question, is Neco GCE or SSCE WAEC. Which one is accepted in the Uk. Thank you.

Nuallazgarments:
Hello Nairalanders, it's my first time asking questions, I hope I get it right. First and foremost thanks to everyone who takes their time to answer questions. I have learnt alot from here. Please my question, is Neco GCE or SSCE WAEC. Which one is accepted in the Uk. Thank you.

What are you applying for?

Raalsalghul:

Quick question.
Peradventure the accommodation is not suitable and you pay a hotel room for them, is that acceptable enough?

yes it is

missjekyll:


What are you applying for?

am not applying, we are relocating and my daughter has Neco GCE so we wanted to find out if that would enable her get into the University or rather start her A levels. Thank you.

Nuallazgarments:
Hello Nairalanders, it's my first time asking questions, I hope I get it right. First and foremost thanks to everyone who takes their time to answer questions. I have learnt alot from here. Please my question, is Neco GCE or SSCE WAEC. Which one is accepted in the Uk. Thank you.

Let me correct something here.
1. There is no such thing as NECO GCE. When NECO conducted its first Exams in 2000, the 6-3-3-4 system of education was already very firmly in place. NECO conducts Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) but NEVER GCE. As far as NECO is concerned, there is no such thing as GCE. The GCE exams was long, long scrapped before NECO was even established.

2. WAEC used to conduct an exams called GCE, but which has been defunct for much more than 30 years now. The exams WAEC conducts now is the West Africa Senior School Certificate Exams (WASSCE). No such thing as GCE.

PS: Both NECO & WAEC conduct two 2️⃣ Senior School Certificate Exams every year:
~May/June & June/July - Secondary School candidates
and
~ Sept/October & November December for private candidates respectively.

There is no such thing as GCE (anymore).

Back to your question:
YES! The UK recognises the Senior School Certificate Examination conducted by both WAEC & NECO.
Any more questions? Ask.

Good day house, does anyone know of a reliable house agent for areas in surulere. A family friend urgently needs a 2 bedroom apartment in Lagos for less than 1M for long term rent

ReesheesuKnack:


Let me correct something here.
1. There is no such thing as NECO GCE. When NECO conducted its first Exams in 2000, the 6-3-3-4 system of education was already very firmly in place. NECO conducts Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) but NEVER GCE. As far as NECO is concerned, there is no such thing as GCE. The GCE exams was long, long scrapped before NECO was even established.

2. WAEC used to conduct an exams called GCE, but which has been defunct for much more than 30 years now. The exams WAEC conducts now is the West Africa Senior School Certificate Exams (WASSCE). No such thing as GCE.

PS: Both NECO & WAEC conduct two 2️⃣ Senior School Certificate Exams every year:
~May/June & June/July - Secondary School candidates
and
~ Sept/October & November December for private candidates respectively.

There is no such thing as GCE (anymore).

Back to your question:
YES! The UK recognises the Senior School Certificate Examination conducted by both WAEC & NECO.
Any more questions? Ask.

Thank you so much for this explanation, I really appreciate, we are relocating to the Uk and my daughter wrote the NECO Exam in November, so we wanted to find out if it is recognized in the Uk inorder to get ission into the University of A Levels as the case may be. I just need more light. Thank you so much.

Nuallazgarments:
Thank you so much for this explanation, I really appreciate, we are relocating to the Uk and my daughter wrote the NECO Exam in November, so we wanted to find out if it is recognized in the Uk inorder to get ission into the University of A Levels as the case may be. I just need more light. Thank you so much.

She will need to open a profile with UK-ENIC to do an evaluation of her NECO results and for them to issue her a statement of comparability with UK's GCSE. Arrange a result checking scratch card, she'll need to provide one as they will result from Neco website. Service costs 64pounds.

Unlike our's with A1-F9 gradings, the standard here is 9-1 with 9 being the highest grades and 1 the lowest.

She's good to go once she has done the evaluation.

Hope that helps.

I greet una. Abeg who fit help me with iptv matter?

Lexusgs430:


So those very occasions you're around, when you finished your shower and your MIL is still in bed....... Where would you change your boxers and cream your naked body..........😂😜

Part of your requirements for a successful visa application, is accomodation suitability......... You would also have to submit your tenancy agreement, to MIL application....... I don't think the accommodation, in its present form is suitable....... But what do I know........😀

Abi you wan dey explain to home office, you go explain you go tire ...... No evidence.......😄🌹

I did not add tenancy when my MIL applied. she got the visa.

Santa2:


I did not add tenancy when my MIL applied. she got the visa.

Caseworkers have different types of days ........😜😂

I love to tick all boxes, so regardless of their type of days ........ They would find it very difficult to say NO .......😀

Tenibegilojuo:
Greetings my people!

Please do non clinical roles (IT to be specific) in the NHS require IHS payment for visa application? Or maybe I should rather ask if all roles within the NHS are exempt from IHS. Thanks

You won't pay IHS if it's a cyber role.

babajeje123:

You won't pay IHS if it's a cyber role.

Paid IHS for a cyber security analyst role(band 5)

Almost £12k for the whole family.

rayralph:


Paid IHS for a cyber security analyst role(band 5)

Almost £12k for the whole family.

Oya ọ .....😀

Nuallazgarments:
Thank you so much for this explanation, I really appreciate, we are relocating to the Uk and my daughter wrote the NECO Exam in November, so we wanted to find out if it is recognized in the Uk inorder to get ission into the University of A Levels as the case may be. I just need more light. Thank you so much.

The short answer is yes. I believe with the O Level, the child can go for A levels although id the child is too young, they might push back based on age. I heard a story of someone who came in and was being asked to her year grade until the parents presented her excellent O level result which they could not conter.

rayralph:


Paid IHS for a cyber security analyst role(band 5)

Almost £12k for the whole family.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-visa-shortage-occupations/skilled-worker-visa-shortage-occupations

https://www.nhsemployers.org/articles/impacts-changes-uk-immigration-policy

The above NHS guidance provides a detailed breakdown of how the new immigration rules will apply to care workers, NHS non clinical workers and their dependants.

babajeje123:

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-visa-shortage-occupations/skilled-worker-visa-shortage-occupations

Being on the shortage occupation list doesn’t mean you won’t pay IHS. Only means lower application fees.

The only time a cyber person won’t pay IHS is if they are of a sufficiently senior level that their occupation code is sufficiently high that their occupation code is ‘1181: health services and public health managers and directors’ which would bring them under the Health and Care Visa. Otherwise, it’ll be the standard skilled worker visa and IHS will be payable, although they can claim refunds in 6 month intervals afterward.

https://www.gov.uk/health-care-worker-visa/your-job

Tenibegilojuo:
Greetings my people!

Please do non clinical roles (IT to be specific) in the NHS require IHS payment for visa application? Or maybe I should rather ask if all roles within the NHS are exempt from IHS. Thanks

Yes, see below NHS guidance:

Skilled Worker Visa

Applies to those roles not eligible for a Health and Care Visa (general Skilled Worker Visa) but sponsored by an NHS trust (such as IT and finance professionals, istrative staff, etc).
From 4 April 2024, new applications will need to meet the increased salary threshold of £38,700.
They will need to pay the increased immigration health surcharge (IHS) of £1,035 per year.

Does anyone know of there is any gov regulations or policy in switching visa.

Most employer do says they normally sponsor 3 months to the expiration of visa.

all effort to find this information on gov.uk prove futile.