High Commission of the United Kingdom in Banjul
Address | 48 Atlantic Road Fajara Gambia |
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Postal | PO Box 507 |
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Address | 48 Atlantic Road Fajara Gambia |
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Postal | PO Box 507 |
Phone | local: international: |
Fax | local: international: |
bhcbanjul@ | |
Web site | http:/ |
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I am a Gambian citizen i want to join the British Army as a commonwealth citizen as i followed all the requirements reading an analyzing. i am a graduate at the University of the Gambia with a Bsc in Accountancy and i am looking forward embassy the embassy could help me in any assistance or any information for the Recruitment process so as to be enlisted in the recruitment in the opening upcoming enlistment Thank you.
hello sir/madam,
i am a Gambian citizen an a newly high school graduate,i want to join the British army as a commonwealth citizen as i followed all the requirements reading an analyzing whether i am capable? an yes i am capable an fit enough both mentally,physically and healthy as well [from my recent medical test result] to develop a career in the most highly standard army on the globe that is the British army. but i was directed to the British embassy that is located in my country[The Gambia] for more details about the recruitment an application processes. as i was altered in my application about post code,which is not a familiar thing in the Gambia i don`t have access to post code, As most of the population do not used post code it is used by institutions in the Gambia,But i was assured that the embassy will help for a solution so please any assistance or any information to resolve my problem so as to be enlisted in the recruitment in the opening upcoming enlistment. THIS IS MY EMAIL:- JASSONGTOURAY@GMAIL.COM
It is most easy for a European citizen that is married to a non EEU citizen to bring his or her spouse to the UK than for a UK citizen to bring into UK his or her spouse. this is clearly due to the European law on free movements for EU citizens and their families.
Base on these knowledge, one can start to think differently even as BREXIT approaches.
Hi I recently joined an online gay dating site planet romeo and a man from Gambia approach me we start chatting and in quite a short space of time he declared his love and telling me how loyal he will be to me and wants to be together forever...all seems too good to be true...
I want to know is this quite a common thing that happens in Gambia? Is it all just a scam or is it all part of a sex trade industry?
How do I protect myself from being a victim to this?
Thanks, James.
hi everyone im 16 and a student as well my sponsorer who's paining my school fees what's to send an invitation to me to go their for holiday but i don't know that document i needed to have a visa to visit her.
I have been in a serious relationship with my Gambian boyfriend for 2 years, known him for 9-10 years. What are the rules regarding him coming to the UK? How much is visa applications?
He has a good job and is from a wealthy Gambian family, I would be looking to eventually marry and have a family. How do I legally go about this?
Can my gambian husband divorce me without me knowing we were married in the gambia at the banjul registry office hes asking for the marriage certificate why would he be asking for it as hes never mentiond divorce before
I have been married to an Gambian man for 6 years, i have tried to get him a visa for 5 years ,applied many times and yes i do think its an money making scam by the government .I have lived in Gambia for 18 months,it use to be if you lived out of the uk for more than 2 years you louse your right to everything even HNS, NOW ITS 12 MONTHS so you have to come back every year which is expencive do they know the price of a plane ticket ? my Gambian man is working but it does not earn that much not for a plain ticket every year,SO HERE I AM IN UK AND MY HUSBAND IN THE GAMBIA !
I would like to know the payments of visa from Uganda to Gambia because I want to pay a visit to Gambia
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