So guys, just Imagining the whole situation of the country can just be depressing sometimes. Think of the Doctor who was even desperately seeking a way to leave the country and got caught in the web of band*ts just few days or so, before her scheduled travel.

ASUU strike?? Well just like Thunder strike, has been there for ages, and who knows if it will ever end.

But... Well, the main gist here is, isn't it time to take this Study/relocation to Canada Seriously? At least, before one gets caught up in another web of "only God knows". Or till you grow old in school.

And Yeah Canada, because it's one of, if not the country with the highest number of yearly immigrants.

Well... Where do I even start? This thing is difficult right?

It isn't, you've only not decided to follow who know road.

Hold on! I can Show you one of the EASIEST and MOST ACCESSIBLE Way I just discovered from a Canadian Permanent Resident, to relocate to Canada this year. Even without ielts and for low grade students.

But first, let me tell you about Linda...

In 2017, Linda had had enough!

She was stressed at work and had not been promoted for 3 years.

The cost of living was rising exponentially in Nigeria and her family income was not increasing.

Then there was the insecurity issues in the country. In fact, she was tired. She needed to leave the country for a saner life for herself and her family!

She was 38 years old.

A few of her colleagues had already relocated to Canada, so she reached out to them for help.

They told her about the new express entry system that uses CRS scores to invite people for permanent residence in Canada.

Excitedly, Linda quickly calculated ger CRS scores using the CRS tool here: https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp

Her score was just short of 400, and at that time, only people with at least scores of 420 were been invited to apply. Her age was a problem as those below 35 years old with a Masters degree seemed to have the advantage with this new express entry system.

And the older you got, the harder it was to be invited through the express entry system.

Linda wept bitterly that day. Why didn’t she try earlier? Does this mean she will not be able to relocate to Canada with her family afterall? Was this the end of her Canada dreams? Was there any other way she could legitimately enter Canada and be able to stay permanently?

It was a sad week for Linda.

Luckily for Linda, the following month, her friend told her how she had relocated to Canada 2 years previously using the study route, and was now a permanent resident. Her friend was 42 years old at the time of their discussion, which meant she was close to 40 when she went to study in Canada.

Linda’s eye lit up!

She quickly arranged a WhatsApp call with her friend to get all the details of how to start her study journey to Canada.

She had so many questions:

-How much would it cost altogether?

-What level of study did she need to apply for? And how would she choose a course of study?

-Could she go with her family? She had 2 kids and her husband.

-What province could she choose?

-How easy was the process?

-How long before she becomes a permanent resident?

-Did it matter that she already had a Master’s degree?

-How would she get admission into the University? Would they offer her funding to study? (her friend got a funding of $25,000)

-What documents did she need to present?

-How would she get help with this process?

Her friend answered every single one of her questions. She was really concerned and wanted Linda to come to Canada as well.

She told Linda that relocating at such an advanced age was very difficult. In fact, the Canada visa officers were quite hostile to Nigerian applicants (especially older ones coming to study), so it was important to avoid a refusal as much as possible!

Her friend was refused once before she sought professional help in her second attempt to study in Canada.

Linda knew she had a lot of work to do, but with her friend’s help, she dived in and got to work. She used a tool to choose a school (as recommended by her friend(more on this later)

She chose a province and course recommended by her friend and she even got a $23,000 funding which covered her tuition.

Her friend advised here on the strategy to use so that her family could join her in Canada as well. The success of that process was the highlight of Linda’s year!

Today, she has finished her study and has applied for permanent residence.

All happened when she was already 38 years and going to 39 years old, with little hope of ever relocating with her family.

So, if you are around 30 years and above and you are wondering how you can relocate to Canada at your age, you can actually do what Linda did to relocate.

But please note that you need to know what you are doing because the odds are against older folks, and the visa officers are just looking for just one reason to refuse you.

Don’t give it to them!

Getting admission is easy. Getting your study permit – now that’s another matter altogether!

So talking about YOU getting started on this as soon as possible, and importantly, taking the RIGHT steps...

Most likely, your questions are similar to that of Linda. Like...

Well, I will most likely not be able to cover even a fraction of the information here, but Seyi Obasi, a Canada Permanent Resident has compiled a well detailed information, (called The 'No Hassle' Naija To Canada Japa System) that you can hardly find out there, to make this easy for you.

To learn more or gain access to this highly valuable info, you can reach me on Whatsapp here.

https:///message/ZAT24DT4EDUJO1
+2348072751861
You can always find your way around the internet to gather the resources you need to apply to study in Canada. But, sure that would take lots of time and may not give you a targeted step by step process.

But if you're really serious and determined about Canada relocation, you will take the right approach, and whatever you do, do it quickly because policies change quickly in Canada.

Please don’t forget to send me any questions you may have, and I will help as best as I can, but

NOTE: I cannot provide detailed consultation, but I'll definitely connect you with trusted and experienced consultants like Seyi Obasi, who I can guarantee is one of the best around.


The step by step 'Relocate To Canada' Blueprint takes you by the hand and guides you all the way from getting school admission to grabbing permanent residence in Canada, no matter your age, grade and without any agent pushing around.

The 'No Hassle' Naija To Canada Japa System also shows you...

How to get a Job and accommodation in Canada.

A Simple Easy To Use School Search Tool that you don’t need to crack your head to search for schools or programs.

A Database of schools and programs with the most popular programs showing all details for prospective students that is continually updated.

Access to long term international affordable study loans for those without funding/full scholarship and need funds to study... *And that's just a bit of it!*

You can get access or learn more here by connecting with me
https:///message/ZAT24DT4EDUJO1

If you are really serious about relocating to Canada through the study route, then, watch this webinar to get started.
https:///CanadJapa

And... Goodnews for those seeking work visa.
The express entry for skilled workers is expected to be opened come this July...

So it makes it easier for your relocation plans.

Of course, early preparations is important to help you take the RIGHT steps without hassles while saving yourself some unnecessary cost.

And the No-Hassle Naija to Canada blueprint has been specially made for this purpose, where you get step by step instructions and information on how you can work your relocation plans yourself without being deceived by unscrupulous agents.

Yeah, the link is still here.
/CanadJapa

You can also go through this link to see some answers to some questions you may have.��
https:///Canadafaq