mummy1964:


Pls for God sake. What did u tell them as reason. I have 5denials of visiting visa to USA but u know they don't state specific reason like uk, Canada etc.

mummy1964:
softkey pls I ssend u mail

SISTERjSISTER:
Hello to the good people of nairaland ,during the long wait for my grant I was a ghost reader and this site helped me immensely . So this is my little way of giving back; My timeline.
Visa application;16th December
Biometrics;23rd December
Medicals;24th December
My agents required for my yellow card same December and no additional documents was required.
Resumption and orientation date;9th and 10th March.
School;University of Technology Sydney
Course ; Biomedical science
I got my grant on the 25th of February and I have been so busy since then, am typing this from my room in Sydney
lol I'M STILL JET LAGGED!!!!!!!!! and yes I passed a lot of hurdles ,lol it was either one problem or another .
In my next life I want SISTER j to be my sister, shes the real definition of a rare gem.
GOD IS GOOD !!!!!For those still waiting ,you will soon give your own testimonies and timelines.

Softkey:
I only answered Yes to the question “have you ever been denied a visa before?”. I stated the country and attached the denial paper.

Softkey:
AUD$23,640 is on the high side and I personally wouldn’t accept such. Macquarie have your exact course and it’s AL1.

About your Canada visa denials, that’s not an issue at all. How you package your documents going forward is what matters.

Note: I had 4 US visa denials before applying to Australia and I got it. In fact, my wife also got it in August. So put the Canada denials behind you, get all the necessary documents, leave no gap or flaw in your documents, be truthful and be prayerful.

uchman:


3 month bank statement of how much?

mummy1964:


I am to ask same question. Its Nigeria now. There should be those who dies that at least we see how is going in UK stuffs

mummy1964:

Softkey pls I drop my nums on email for u. Kindly let talk I beg

tlong:
Please are there chances of admission to any school in Australia for post graduate studies with IELTS score of 6.0 overall and 5.5 in reading, writing and listening, and 7.0 in speaking

Kess2020:
@Solitin40, @NB1912, @bligs and other senior colleagues here please what's the chances of visa approval for someone coming in with Hnd degree or 3rd class degree.
Will appreciate your suggestions.



Regards to finance:

1. How many month statement of account is needed?
2. The listed AL1 Universities does it mean when applying for visa Account statement are not added during the process since GTE from the university was passed?

Softkey:
I only answered Yes to the question “have you ever been denied a visa before?”. I stated the country and attached the denial paper.

Vincentosa:



So what happened if the denial paper given couldn't be located? for example, a denial of 6years ago. I lost the paper on transit as I have relocated from 4 different accommodations since the denial was issued. What can be done about this situation? @Softkey, please your candid advice is needed, please.

alao1981:
Dear All, I arrived Australia yesterday and wanted to quickly provide an update for people travelling after us. Historically, it is allowed to bring some Nigerian food stuffs (e.g garri, crayfish etc) as long as you declare them on the border form. However, the foodstuff requirement has been changed and resulted in most of our foodstuffs being confiscated. There were two other Nigerians on the same flight and they also had similar experience. Apparently, whilst the food stuffs are still acceptable, it must be those purchased from branded companies with proper branded sealed packs. For example, yam flour will be accepted if you bought "Ola-Ola" from a supermarket. However, if you made it yourself and pour into a sack and label it yam flour, it will be seized. So, all of you bringing food stuffs, it is better you buy branded ones from shop rite or spar...not that you buy grounded crayfish from the market and pour into ziplock (this will be seized). The custom officer confirmed that they used to accept the home packaged items before but the rules were changed during CoVid.

Other than the above, the landing experience was seamless and no question was asked or document checked, except to collect our passport and scan. Upon scanning, we were told to pass through to pick our bags. Make sure you fill the Australia Traveler Declaration Form and submit before you head to the airport in Nigeria as you will not be allowed to board from Nigeria unless you provide automatically generated response from Australia Home Office. Best

Softkey:
US denial paper is the same if I’m right, and it’s not dated.

Solitin40:
This journey to Australia is a three-step ponzi scheme/use and dump strategy, so bear with me as I explain. You, the agent in Nigeria, and the Australian government/university are all involved.

The agent is chasing your money, specifically the consultation charge (above #150000) and the commission they receive. They are not there to help you; they are marketers selling a product. However, you must be smart in order to use them effectively and don't forget to conduct your own research. Agents will not inform you of the best course or location, they will simply tell you the nice things you want to hear. They are waiting for you to pay the fees and the school deposit.

The UNI/government these people also want your money; they will almost certainly admit you to courses that will not allow you to get PR at the end of the day, but they will also admit you to courses that will provide you PR as long as you pay. Education is one of the country's main sources of cash, so use your head instead of allowing them to utilise you.

Now, imagine you've spent thousands of dollars studying a meaningless course like accounting in a high-demand location like Sydney, and your age isn't working in your favour. What's your reward if you don't get PR? The two merely played you and used you, but if you obtain the PR after three years, you three will both use and dump each other, so be prepared before coming here and be wise GOODLUCK

Solitin40:
This journey to Australia is a three-step ponzi scheme/use and dump strategy, so bear with me as I explain. You, the agent in Nigeria, and the Australian government/university are all involved.

The agent is chasing your money, specifically the consultation charge (above #150000) and the commission they receive. They are not there to help you; they are marketers selling a product. However, you must be smart in order to use them effectively and don't forget to conduct your own research. Agents will not inform you of the best course or location, they will simply tell you the nice things you want to hear. They are waiting for you to pay the fees and the school deposit.

The UNI/government these people also want your money; they will almost certainly admit you to courses that will not allow you to get PR at the end of the day, but they will also admit you to courses that will provide you PR as long as you pay. Education is one of the country's main sources of cash, so use your head instead of allowing them to utilise you.

Now, imagine you've spent thousands of dollars studying a meaningless course like accounting in a high-demand location like Sydney, and your age isn't working in your favour. What's your reward if you don't get PR? The two merely played you and used you, but if you obtain the PR after three years, you three will both use and dump each other, so be prepared before coming here and be wise GOODLUCK

Solitin40:

Indeed, you have a chance. You can be offered a 'packaged programme,' which entails six months of pre-masters work
You require at least three months. Bank Account Statements

Nigeria is a high-risk country; therefore, your SOA should be prepared. Even if you sent the SOA with your visa application, there is a risk that they would require it again when they are near to reaching a decision.

Universities in New South Wales and Victoria should not be your top choice. Tasmania and South Australia, for example, give priority to their graduates.

Solitin40:

Indeed, you have a chance. You can be offered a 'packaged programme,' which entails six months of pre-masters work
You require at least three months. Bank Account Statements

Nigeria is a high-risk country; therefore, your SOA should be prepared. Even if you sent the SOA with your visa application, there is a risk that they would require it again when they are near to reaching a decision.

Universities in New South Wales and Victoria should not be your top choice. Tasmania and South Australia, for example, give priority to their graduates.

Solitin40:

Indeed, you have a chance. You can be offered a 'packaged programme,' which entails six months of pre-masters work
You require at least three months. Bank Account Statements

Nigeria is a high-risk country; therefore, your SOA should be prepared. Even if you sent the SOA with your visa application, there is a risk that they would require it again when they are near to reaching a decision.

Universities in New South Wales and Victoria should not be your top choice. Tasmania and South Australia, for example, give priority to their graduates.

Samueltemi337:
Is the tuition fee for the entire programme or a yearly thing

Naijabad:

look at your screenshot again, you will see annual fee.

Solitin40:
This journey to Australia is a three-step ponzi scheme/use and dump strategy, so bear with me as I explain. You, the agent in Nigeria, and the Australian government/university are all involved.

The agent is chasing your money, specifically the consultation charge (above #150000) and the commission they receive. They are not there to help you; they are marketers selling a product. However, you must be smart in order to use them effectively and don't forget to conduct your own research. Agents will not inform you of the best course or location, they will simply tell you the nice things you want to hear. They are waiting for you to pay the fees and the school deposit.

The UNI/government these people also want your money; they will almost certainly admit you to courses that will not allow you to get PR at the end of the day, but they will also admit you to courses that will provide you PR as long as you pay. Education is one of the country's main sources of cash, so use your head instead of allowing them to utilise you.

Now, imagine you've spent thousands of dollars studying a meaningless course like accounting in a high-demand location like Sydney, and your age isn't working in your favour. What's your reward if you don't get PR? The two merely played you and used you, but if you obtain the PR after three years, you three will both use and dump each other, so be prepared before coming here and be wise GOODLUCK

mummy1964:
My people, I will like to ask a question. How do I pay school fee from Nigeria bank? Pls can someone tell what rate they use or how do the recent seniors pay? Someone telling me black market is 430naira I don't understand how I will use such.for payment. Help me with respond