Did you know that one in twelve residents of London may be living in the UK illegally? According to a once-confidential report, close to 600,000 people in the capital have no legal right to remain in the UK. This startling figure comes from a study commissioned by Thames Water, which aimed to account for “hidden” […]
The UK government has announced an exciting new initiative: the GOV.UK Wallet and App, aimed at simplifying access to official documents, including digital driving licences. For Nigerians in the UK, this innovation could make managing your ID and accessing essential government services more efficient and hassle-free. Here’s what you need to know: Digital Driving Licence […]
Attention Naija folks in the UK and beyond! 🌍✈️ Another round of changes to the UK immigration system has just been announced, and it’s worth taking note—especially if you’re planning to apply for visas, naturalisation, or other services soon. Here’s the gist of what was presented to Parliament on January 16th: Key Changes to Fees […]
As a Nigerian living in the UK, staying informed about housing policies is crucial. A recent warning from campaign groups highlights that over 15,000 renters could face eviction before the no-fault eviction ban becomes law under the proposed Renters’ Rights Bill. Here’s what this means for you and your family: What Is the Renters’ Rights […]
The number of UK visa applications has plummeted following new restrictions, significantly affecting foreign care workers and students, many of whom are Nigerians seeking to Japa (migrate) to the UK for better opportunities. Between April and December 2024, the UK received 547,000 visa applications, a drastic drop from 942,500 in the same period in 2023—a […]
If you’re a Nigerian considering volunteering in the UK, the UK Charity Worker visa (Temporary Work) offers a fantastic opportunity to legally engage in short-term unpaid work in the nonprofit sector. This guide breaks down what the visa entails, eligibility criteria, costs, and application steps, making it easier for you to plan your journey. What […]
As the temperature dips below freezing across parts of the UK, the Cold Weather Payment scheme by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has become a crucial support for many households struggling with heating costs. This guide is tailored for Nigerians living in the UK, providing an overview of the scheme, eligibility criteria, and […]
The UK has experienced a significant decline in visa applications, particularly from overseas students and foreign care workers, following new restrictions aimed at reducing legal migration levels. Here’s how these changes impact Nigerians in the UK and those planning to move. Key Statistics Between April and December 2024, the UK received 547,000 visa applications, a […]
If you are a Nigerian residing in the UK, you may be on a visa or have limited leave to remain. Both options are temporary, and you must take steps to extend your stay before your permitted time ends. Applying for Further Leave to Remain (FLR) is the process that allows you to extend your […]
If you get TV for UK, you fit land serious fine up to £1,000 if dem catch you without TV licence. But many people no sabi the full gist about who suppose pay and who no need am. If you dey watch TV, record programmes, or even dey use your computer or other device to […]
