UNIXLover:
put the address of your current resident . not address of your home country if you are not living in Nigeria.also while applying online, they going to ask you which country you applying from

Need your opinion on this, I'll be in the US from this weekend for an office training and my admission letter just came today, can I do my application in the US even though I'm there on B1/B2 visa.

With this 15-week thing, I definitely can't make it if I apply from Nigeria when I get back.

Kemi Adesoun is Local ?

Bsc Applied Economics, University of London
Member, Institute of Chartered Accountants England and Wales

Senior Manager Global Risk Management Solutions
Price Waterhouse Coopers, UK

Managing Director (Not admin officer or marketer o!)
Chapel Hill Denham Managment (AWARDED “BEST INVESTMENT BANK IN NIGERIA BY EUROMONEY) - One of Nigeria's TOP Corporate Investment firms

Manager Internal Audit
London Underground Limited

Accounting Assistant
British Telecom plc

She is Local? Please let us have your idea of "Less Local/Foreign/International"

CSTR2:
Not impressed at all. Checked her portfolio and all. Too '' local'' to be reckoned with.
What can I say?. We just have to wait and see.

Guys, Please educate yourselves, UBER is running successfully in Lagos. I know lots of Uber partners who are VERY happy with their returns. Cash does not change hands, so drivers can't run away with your money.
Access Bank has already keyed into UBER in Nigeria. You can walk into any AccessBank and ask about it. Pay 20% down payment and they'll take the balance from your Uber earnings over a 4year period.

Just trying to keep us all informed, so that people stop yarning dust.


***PS This is NOT an advert! I Do NOT work for or represent UBER or AccessBank***

Thanks @thesoj for your response

I'm considering applying online, (yes I have access to a credit card)

thesoj:
Haha. I like your spirit already.


1. Yes, average processing time is about 8 weeks for students.
2. Yes, I believe it saves time but some people on this thread have other opinions.

Credibly explain it in your SOP and provide proof.

It is best to have more funds than just one year of rent+tuition. But according to the CIC website they claim that demonstrating the availability of just one year's funds is ok. I say you should play it safe with more funds in your account, as some VOs may be unconvinced if the funds in the account are enough for only one year, especially if you are self-sponsor with no source of further income while in Canada.

Guys, as usual, no question is stupid and I will ask mine.

I have admission for PGD and I have already paid 50% of my fees

1. Can I still apply for Study permit for January start?
2. Can I go and do my medicals ahead, will it save me time?

Now, This is the complex part;
I have a bit of a funny job that means I don't get paid regularly but I get paid well when I do get paid and because of that, my bank statement doesn't have regular inflow but large sums here and there.
Can anyone give me advice on how I can go around this in my application?

Also, I am applying with my family (According to cic.ga, It is allowed) but my issue is the accomodation bit in the financial requirements. would it be sufficient to just show that I have enough funds to cover a year of rent since my school doesn't cater to family housing.