Jason2moh:

Mehn, no be small thing. I hope so o, cause its really tiring

No worry...

Na you go Dey hide �

maziude:


No worry...

Na you go Dey hide �

Show me the way na �

Happy Sunday team.. Pls someone should confirm that Ontario is still allowing international students to arrive. I'll be arriving on the 8th, shebi they won't chase me back o. The news I heard is softening mic. Ejor pls, someone should confirm.

Pee2Jay9:
Happy Sunday team.. Pls someone should confirm that Ontario is still allowing international students to arrive. I'll be arriving on the 8th, shebi they won't chase me back o. The news I heard is softening mic. Ejor pls, someone should confirm.

it’s best to confirm with the International student centre of your school..They are in the best position to provide you with accurate information.

I have a B.sc in Biochemistry and I haven't worked with it yet , I intend switching to nursing once I'm there, still waiting on ITA though.
However, just to be sure :
I'm a female hairstylist, how easy is it making ends meet with this over there?.. Will I have to learn again over there or I can easily fix and work on clients at my place?

Kayyyy:

Hi
Sorry I wanted to ask for a list of all the important documents to take along when traveling. I’m leaving May 7th and landing May 8th

Hello Kayyyy..my wife has already landed hence I'm only going with my COPR, a copy of hers and her visa page. Hence I do not require an authorization letter. I dont know if this applies to you as well or you are traveling for the 1st time?

MisterT:


Hello Kayyyy..my wife has already landed hence I'm only going with my COPR, a copy of hers and her visa page. Hence I do not require an authorization letter. I dont know if this applies to you as well or you are traveling for the 1st time?

I’m traveling for the first time as an international student

You can rent a house with a basement and then make hair in your basement.

Naughtyvirgin:
I have a B.sc in Biochemistry and I haven't worked with it yet , I intend switching to nursing once I'm there, still waiting on ITA though.
However, just to be sure :
I'm a female hairstylist, how easy is it making ends meet with this over there?.. Will I have to learn again over there or I can easily fix and work on clients at my place?

Jason2moh:

Mehn, no be small thing. I hope so o, cause its really tiring

come back let me replace you

Itzlinda:



come back let me replace you

Hahaha... let me still mange here small first

Good morning. Please does anyone have CAD for sale?

Good day here
Anyone here can help with full details, how to go about migrating to Canada as a Bsc Computer & IT scientist. But with only one year of experience
Thank you

Kenny242:
Good day here
Anyone here can help with full details, how to go about migrating to Canada as a Bsc Computer & IT scientist. But with only one year of experience
Thank you

you can try study route if you have the money. For permanent residency route you need an extra diploma or master and 3 years experience to get enough points. https://www.nairaland.com/6081746/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled

Lagbaja88:
you can try study route if you have the money. For permanent residency route you need an extra diploma or master and 3 years experience to get enough points. https://www.nairaland.com/6081746/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled

Like how much is needed to for migration using student route.
I am just regretting not going for Msc after graduation.
Here's my brief profile..

Bsc quantity surveying 2018, second class lower.
Worked in bank for just 3 months before moving to personal business.

Now I have gotten a federal government job and the salary isn't impressive. Reason why I de consider migrating to Canada.

I am 28 years old btw.
What do you think is the best and easiest route for Canada migration for me?
Thanks

Itzlinda:


Like how much is needed to for migration using student route.
I am just regretting not going for Msc after graduation.
Here's my brief profile..

Bsc quantity surveying 2018, second class lower.
Worked in bank for just 3 months before moving to personal business.

Now I have gotten a federal government job and the salary isn't impressive. Reason why I de consider migrating to Canada.

I am 28 years old btw.
What do you think is the best and easiest route for Canada migration for me?
Thanks

visit study visa thread for that, with your profile get a second diploma or short certification, pass ielts well. You are good to go for the express entry

Lagbaja88:
visit study visa thread for that, with your profile get a second diploma or short certification, pass ielts well. You are good to go for the express entry

Thanks
another thing...
I have tie with Niger republic from my mum side, Do you think using the Niger passport could make any difference. Heard many people saying naija passport don cast

Itzlinda:


Thanks
another thing...
I have tie with Niger republic from my mum side, Do you think using the Niger passport could make any difference. Heard many people saying naija passport don cast

this is how we know people catching cruise

Pls who has traveled to Canada with a covid test from Port Harcourt? Someone should please confirm that the Covid result from Rivers state Government also serves.

Lagbaja88:
you can try study route if you have the money. For permanent residency route you need an extra diploma or master and 3 years experience to get enough points. https://www.nairaland.com/6081746/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled

Already have bsc why diploma again
Is the master compulsory

Kenny242:



Already have bsc why diploma again
Is the master compulsory

i have posted link to express entry thread read it.

Kenny242:



Already have bsc why diploma again
Is the master compulsory

You sure say you ready comot?

Please, is there a whatsapp group for naija in Ontario?
Also, is there anyone staying in Cornwall here?
Thanks.

jydorchem:
Please, is there a whatsapp group for naija in Ontario?
Also, is there anyone staying in Cornwall here?
Thanks.

The Cornwall wey near Ottawa? Lol

hello guys,

I am an international student here in canada and I would like to ask a few questions which I would appreciate if anyone gave me answers to:
1. Can an international student work for more than 20 hours of it is a volunteer role?

2. If i have a normal 20 hours job , can i still do a volunteer job which will be unpaid?

I will appreciate answers to this
Thank you all

Yeah

maziude:


The Cornwall wey near Ottawa? Lol

jydorchem:
Yeah

You are in luck...

Send dm... I will send you the link for our telegram group.

I am in Ottawa by the way.

Please is it advisable to buy a cheap laptop in Nigeria with the option of upgrading to a better laptop when I get to Canada? I want to know if I can get a good laptop over there and pay monthly

sleekcheek:
Please, is it advisable to buy a cheap laptop in Nigeria with the option of upgrading to a better laptop when I get to Canada? I want to know if I can get a good laptop over there and pay monthly

It has advantages on both sides. For example, if you get a laptop from Nigeria, you get the advantage of getting one at a lower price, but you would have to pay some amount of dollars for its repair in Canada if it gets faulty. On the flip side, if you buy over here in Canada, though you pay more considering the exchange rate, you have protection/warranty for the product. Walmart stores sell their electronic items relatively cheaply compared to other stores, so I would say you try Walmart. You would find Walmart stores in any province in Canada.

Regarding paying for the product monthly, I am not so sure about that, except you already have a credit history here; that option might not be available for you for now since you would still be new in the country.

This is my own sincere view.

Thanks for the clarification, this helps a lot

olasubomy:


It has advantages on both sides. For example, if you get a laptop from Nigeria, you get the advantage of getting one at a lower price, but you would have to pay some amount of dollars for its repair in Canada if it gets faulty. On the flip side, if you buy over here in Canada, though you pay more considering the exchange rate, you have protection/warranty for the product. Walmart stores sell their electronic items relatively cheaply compared to other stores, so I would say you try Walmart. You would find Walmart stores in any province in Canada.

Regarding paying for the product monthly, I am not so sure about that, except you already have a credit history here; that option might not be available for you for now since you would still be new in the country.

This is my own sincere view.

sleekcheek:
Please is it advisable to buy a cheap laptop in Nigeria with the option of upgrading to a better laptop when I get to Canada? I want to know if I can get a good laptop over there and pay monthly

get one here, you dont qualify for monthly repayment stuffs just like that.

Perfect. Please check your mail.
Thank you.

maziude:


You are in luck...

Send dm... I will send you the link for our telegram group.

I am in Ottawa by the way.