Question o Ukraine
Ask a Question
Ask a question
Interesting questions
Related question «Documents and borders»
How to extend a visa in Nigeria
If a British citizen with a small child of 3 years old is in Nigeria. He was robbed he has no money and his visa has expired. What do we have to do?
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
Subscribe
Answers • 37
go to the trash, then contact / call the British Embassy in Nigeria, etc.
P.S. you thought of writing here, but simply google the necessary info, no?
P.S. you thought of writing here, but simply google the necessary info, no?
Like
You like
•
3
answered 10 years ago
Consulate only. There are no other options if the visa is expired. But the case is strange. What, he didn't think of it?
Like
You like
•
1
answered 10 years ago
For such questions, of course, you need to contact the embassy or consulate. Otherwise, this issue cannot be resolved.
Like
You like
answered 10 years ago
Thank you, he went to the embassy, but the fact is that the embassy turned down 1900 bucks for extending the visa. Is it worth that much?
Like
You like
answered 10 years ago
Some kind of divorce. Can I ask an immodest question. Marina - Who are you to him? Can you describe the situation more clearly?
Like
You like
•
½
answered 10 years ago
asks, that's just the point. Therefore, I doubt that the amount is very large for just a few days of delay! I think it's cheating.
Like
You like
•
2
answered 10 years ago
ahahah, a typical divorce of the 90s))) I have repeatedly heard about such situations.
If he so wants to go home, then he will be deported back without a visa, passports and dough
If he so wants to go home, then he will be deported back without a visa, passports and dough
Like
You like
•
4
answered 10 years ago
I'm afraid that this is not a "citizen of Great Britain", but an Afro-British, stuck in his historical homeland. And I want to go back to London, but there is no dough ...
Like
You like
•
4
answered 10 years ago
Collective efforts by the means of the forum revealed another swindle.
Like
You like
•
1
answered 10 years ago
Here's the bastard...
Our women are responsive, and they use it.
Especially here, how cleverly he came up with, they say, a small child, in a wild country ...
Our women are responsive, and they use it.
Especially here, how cleverly he came up with, they say, a small child, in a wild country ...
Like
You like
•
2
answered 10 years ago
They seem to have one gang of watering cans - I lit up somewhere with my e-mail, it's impossible - letters almost every day.
Nemereno- millions offer money. The reasons are different - finally they found you - an inheritance.
Then went somewhere such situations that the girl describes.
Nemereno- millions offer money. The reasons are different - finally they found you - an inheritance.
Then went somewhere such situations that the girl describes.
Like
You like
•
2
answered 10 years ago
I also received letters about my inheritance, indicating my full name, but so far they haven’t asked for money, apparently, everything is ahead ...
Like
You like
•
1.5
answered 10 years ago
You see, and you are already mentally prepared ...
Stories such that they would be in Hollywood.
The sums are not quite large, which is characteristic - they are not round - $ 155,235.
Stories such that they would be in Hollywood.
The sums are not quite large, which is characteristic - they are not round - $ 155,235.
Like
You like
•
1
answered 10 years ago
marinatverd777, I have a good friend who lived in Nigeria for 5 years. The mentality of the indigenous people is very specific, I won’t go into details. But even at the level of communication between rich Nigerian citizens (and there are few of them compared to frankly beggars) with visitors to Nigeria, a banal desire often slips to take advantage of the money, connections, etc. of that same visitor from the side of the indigenous people. No money can be sent to Nigeria. Nigerian scammers have earned fame all over the world, and swindling money from sympathizers is generally like two fingers, you know what)))
Like
You like
•
1
answered 10 years ago
About bribery. I am 1000% sure that the British consulate could not ask for a bribe. Unless it's a cleaning lady, since even Ukrainian diplomats earn a lot of money in this country, and for the sake of 2000 pieces, risking their place and freedom is nonsense. The consulates of Nigeria are asking for bribes, this is a well-known thing))) Or the local police, for example. Consulates of foreign countries in Nigeria are located in Abuja with rare exceptions. That is, did your friend get to Abuja? In Abuja, a British citizen with a child (also a British citizen) would not have received such amounts from the British Consulate. Never! Even if you suddenly come up with a fine of 1900 bucks for violating immigration laws. Then why bucks and not pounds or naira? It is necessary to clarify how it is in general with the circulation of the dollar, the exchange of currencies is actually regulated quite strictly there ... The usual scheme is not only to restore the documents of a citizen for free, but also to return him to his homeland at the expense of the consulate. And if poor countries have trouble with this, then the British do not. You are being lied to.
Like
You like
•
3
answered 10 years ago
And it's completely in order of delirium. Imagine diplomats in Nigeria taking bribes. Let's take it. But what is the point of demanding a bribe from a robbed (having no money) already BRIT who, upon returning to Britain, will tritely accuse these diplomats of bribery and they will sit down. On the other hand, there are millions of Nigerians who want to go to Britain or get citizenship. If you imagine bribes, then from the Nigerians, and not from the British. By the way, Nigerians want to go to Ukraine very much and there has always been a huge influx of people who want to. I can imagine the flow of people wishing to come to Britain... There is no logic!
Like
You like
•
3
answered 10 years ago
I myself guessed that this was a divorce, but you have no idea how everything really happens. Really Hollywood. He calls on the phone, crying, really, asking for help. I'm shocked. I just give an account of what the UK is and how they protect their citizens. I tell him that it cannot be that you should simply be deported from the country, let them take money from you later, but already in England, but he is not, you need 1900 dollars. And for what, he said that the visa was overdue for only a few days, probably a week already.
Like
You like
•
1
answered 10 years ago
Do you even know him in reality or is he an Internet acquaintance? I wonder where he got the money for calls if he “got” like that? Don’t try to send any money.
Like
You like
•
2
answered 10 years ago
And you still think how he will receive your money transfer WITHOUT DOCUMENTS? Or was everything stolen from him except for a credit card and he asks for a credit card?
Like
You like
•
2
answered 10 years ago
He has the documents and the ticket too, there is simply no money to pay for the extension of the visa.
Like
You like
answered 10 years ago
For deportation to the homeland, neither an extension of the visa nor money is needed. Actually, the same ladies contact correspondence acquaintances. If you want - send money to the unknown, then do not complain ;-)
Like
You like
answered 10 years ago
They lie to you and stupidly, with the expectation of your own narrow-mindedness. In Nigeria, ANY certificate is bought without problems for 5-20 bucks. For example, that he was in the hospital, that he was robbed. 2 pieces is a lot of money, on which you can live your whole life in the country. References there are often handwritten FROM WORDS!
Therefore, the dude is cheating you for money, and it seems that he succeeds. After all, you, who are not familiar with him, are led by the fact that he is British, that something was stolen from him there, that the British demand grandmas, knowing that they do not exist ... He has a British child and he just needs to buy an extension of two visas . That is, British diplomats not only extort money, but also do not worry about the British child, who does not and will not have money to survive. At a minimum, the child would not go further than the consulate ... And instead of buying a certificate from the hospital or the police in pure Nigerian for a penny and extending his visas for a good reason, he invents illogical nonsense))) What is it about you so interested that you are ready to think about sending him money or not?
Therefore, the dude is cheating you for money, and it seems that he succeeds. After all, you, who are not familiar with him, are led by the fact that he is British, that something was stolen from him there, that the British demand grandmas, knowing that they do not exist ... He has a British child and he just needs to buy an extension of two visas . That is, British diplomats not only extort money, but also do not worry about the British child, who does not and will not have money to survive. At a minimum, the child would not go further than the consulate ... And instead of buying a certificate from the hospital or the police in pure Nigerian for a penny and extending his visas for a good reason, he invents illogical nonsense))) What is it about you so interested that you are ready to think about sending him money or not?
Like
You like
answered 10 years ago
If there are tickets, NO PROBLEMS with returning to Britain. Under no circumstances is there a problem at all.
Like
You like
answered 10 years ago
I will write you an example from Nigerian everyday life. A friend hired a dance teacher, diplomats can afford a lot, so the teacher was a local star dancer (from some TV show). Worked for a long time. Then he asked to pay for the lessons in advance (for several months), explaining that he needed money, since his father had died. And disappeared ... For a long time. Then he returned and, as if nothing had happened, offered dance lessons again. Without explanation and already for new money. To the question, are you a guy for an hour not about ... l? You took the money in advance, disappeared, and now you are asking for money again? Sincere surprise, misunderstanding of this collision. Like, I said I went to the funeral. Then I stayed in my native village, but now I have no money and I cannot teach for free ... Curtain.
Like
You like
•
1
answered 10 years ago
Show more »
All questions
Ukraine
more ▼ ▲