Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Thomsyne(m): 12:40am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Hello house,
Una good evening o. Please is it a good idea for me to use an account that is doing fixed deposit and/or capital investments from my Dad as POF? The accounts currently have like 700 and 800k balance but account statements show 25m and 5m going in and out every 90 and 30 days. The next liquidity period is in August but I want to apply ASAP and maybe explain in my sponsorship letter that these funds can be liquidated at any time yada yada.
I also have a good job of 450 and 150 on the side but applications don chop my money so I don’t have good closing balance too. I also recently got a $2k job I plan attaching all my employment letters too JIC. Advice on best approach pls.
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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Chuksiesmom: 1:08am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Congratulations...May Canada favour you hotboss:
A journey that started in 2016 has entered a new phase today.
1st time applicant.
MENG mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering.
University of calgary.
Applied March 24th Biometrics : April 5th Updated almost immediately.
Medical. (Upfront) ; April 7th Medival Passed : April 12th
Sent them a mail. MAY 25th
Eligibility started: May 26th PPR June 2nd
*DOCUMENTS.*
All IMM Forms.
*Financial*. (Self sponsored) Paid deposit 500CAD Savings accounts House DOCUMENTS Land documents My own company documents. (CAC) MY employment letter Employer reference Paid study leave letter
*Personal* LOA SOP 5 pages Undergrad degree certificate Undergrad transcript Language of instruction letter. NYSC cert. 3 Undergrad scholarship letters. Certificate of selfless service from NYSC ppa. My neco cert. My birth certificate My CV IBM cert on ( Introduction to AI, blockchain tech, ) GRE Result A publication published in feb 2022 Covid19 vaccine card WES EVALUATION ( course by course) Marriage Certificates (LGA and traditional) Marriage pictures Wife Birth certificate Wife NIN slip Wife school ID card Daughter's birth cert. Picture of daughter Pictures of my mother Birth certificate of all my siblings
To GOD be the glory
I used the services of F&R global. They did a good Job on my SOP. They are flexible as they agree to my own personal terms as well. Thanks to you Frank. The information on this platform is too rich. Thanks to everyone who has been working to make things work out here. I am humble.
But all the Glory I give it to GOD Almighty. 2 Likes |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Fabprincely: 1:27am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Kainos22: Guys, it is PPR!!! news like this makes me really happy and renews my Hope !! Congratulations � I know God will do it for us too 7 Likes |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by CentennialGuy: 1:28am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Bro, you are the first person I will hear say it's easier to get any category of Canadian visa than the UK equivalent and I don't think that's true. Any category of application is easier to get with UK but it's more expensive. You see all these 4 months statement of account and lump sum scrutiny that Canada does, UK don't do that. It is why people will borrow the lump sum POF for UK, leave it in the account for about 30 days that is required, print statement and submit their application. All these home tie that we have to proof beyond reasonable doubt with Canada does not occur with UK application. Same as all the truck load of documents that we have to submit to proof ourselves for Canada. Drawbacks for UK for me are: 1. The application fee is expensive. Visa and IHS fee is over a million in total. 2. There's no smooth path to permanent residency after post study visa in UK unlike Canada. 3. Also, UK doesn't appeal to me like North America does. Canada's pathway to permanent residency is smoother but to scale the hurdle of Visa approval from Nigeria isn't, including that of family application or SOWP. Do not base your conclusion on the family application testimonies you read here. It's about ratio of successful application to the number of applications in total. And UK grants more without people having to pass through the eye of a needle. ShowYoung:
Bro, it's easy and straight forward only if you know the way.
Many people here are testifiers. 15 Likes |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by oloyede1(m): 2:54am On Jun 03, 2022 |
I keep seeing upfront medical.
Does it mean one can do medical before starting the visa application?
The next available date I see on the iom site is 30 June and I won’t be around in July as am travelling.
I am collating my documents so I can start my application during my travels in July
What do you advise?
When is the time to do the medicals? |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by hotboss: 3:08am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Chuksiesmom: Congratulations...May Canada favour you
Amen. And thank you very much. � 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Lekiboboe: 3:09am On Jun 03, 2022 |
OneLocalMan: Thank you very much for your kind reply this is the exact reason why i came here to get more information from other people... So someone advise i contact OCMT directly to find out if the school offer PGWP, below is their response to my question, but upon checking IRCC website, it says their school is although DLI registered but their program is not eligible for PGWP.
is it that IRCC hasn't updated their website or just some program are not eligible for PGWP while some is, according to OCMT, they said they offer paid internship to their PG International student.
can someone break this down into what OCMT is trying to say and what is on IRCC website as well, i would really appreciate.
You are welcome I actually don't know why you are so particular about this school, but unfortunately there is nothing you can do about it as an international students. IRCC has the final say and they have stated it that the school don't offer PGWP. Ignore the mails from the school. Once again, in your best interest as an international student, if your intention is to stay back, work full time after completing your studies (PGWP) and you want to be eligible to process your PERMANENT RESIDENCE (PR) in Canada, apply for a program at a College or University that is a Designated Learning Institute (DLI) and offers PGWP (VERY IMPORTANT)PGWP (Post Graduate Work Permit) is different from Work Permit (Don't get it twisted) 5 Likes |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by oloyede1(m): 3:11am On Jun 03, 2022 |
oloyede1: I keep seeing upfront medical.
Does it mean one can do medical before starting the visa application?
The next available date I see on the iom site is 30 June and I won’t be around in July as am travelling.
I am collating my documents so I can start my application during my travels in July
Someone should please help answer this What do you advise?
When is the time to do the medicals? |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by hotboss: 3:11am On Jun 03, 2022 |
CentennialGuy: Bro, you are the first person I will hear say it's easier to get any category of Canadian visa than the UK equivalent and I don't think that's true. Any category of application is easier to get with UK but it's more expensive.
You see all these 4 months statement of account and lump sum scrutiny that Canada does, UK don't do that. It is why people will borrow the lump sum POF for UK, leave it in the account for about 30 days that is required, print statement and submit their application.
All these home tie that we have to proof beyond reasonable doubt with Canada does not occur with UK application. Same as all the truck load of documents that we have to submit to proof ourselves for Canada.
Drawbacks for UK for me are:
1. The application fee is expensive. Visa and IHS fee is over a million in total.
2. There's no smooth path to permanent residency after post study visa in UK unlike Canada.
3. Also, UK doesn't appeal to me like North America does.
Canada's pathway to permanent residency is smoother but to scale the hurdle of Visa approval from Nigeria isn't, including that of family application or SOWP.
Do not base your conclusion on the family application testimonies you read here. It's about ratio of successful application to the number of applications in total. And UK grants more without people having to pass through the eye of a needle.
You talk everything finish. Alot ofvpersin going to UK now tried Canada b4. Canada own is not too straightforward. Different profiles, Different stuffs |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by hotboss: 3:13am On Jun 03, 2022 |
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Of course. U can. And u can also do after submitting your application. |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Chuksiesmom: 3:39am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Amen...you will definitely celebrate with us this month. jvmum: Wow...it has been raining PPRs....congrats to every recipient. Infact, I pray the PPR rain doubles so they can clear space for us yet to submit. @Teemenzo @Chiziteremary @chuksiesmom....can't wait to celebrate with you the you rejoice with others...keep the faith.
Please, did anyone apply with their kid(s) and selected the study permit for the child? Kindly share the documentation submitted. I was to input the visit ( don't know which is applicable- Tourism or All other types), but the International student office advised that Study permit should be applied for, for the kids as it will be more time consuming and expensive from inside Canada- don't know how true. And that the study permit will allow them benefit from one health scheme like that- can't recall what they called it.
Kindly share the documents needed and if I am to go with the Visitor's visa, which of the options should I select.
Merci merci 4 Likes |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Chuksiesmom: 3:43am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Congratulations...May Canada favour you Onaya: My Timeline:
First application submitted on 9th May 2021. Upfront Medicals on 10th May 2021. Biometrics done on 14th May 2021. Refusal notification on 29th November 2021.
Second Application submitted on 12th and 23rd April 2022. I made a withdrawal request for that of 12th April due to a mistake in documentation.
Upfront medicals on the 25th of May 2022. Reviews on eligibility and Medicals started on May 30th.
Medical request for the application submitted on the 12th of April meant to be withdrawn on 30th and was submitted on the 31st of May. The application was withdrawn on 1st June.
Original Passport Request for the approved application on 1st June 2022.
Documents Submitted
My Admission Letter; My SOP; My LOE for previous refusal; My COVID-19 card; My 1st degree cert; My degree transcript; My international passport; My MBS of 2.3M; Mpower loan (20k USD) approval document; Evidence of Scholarship from my school; A very compelling letter of support from my Graduate Program Director detailing all the scholarships I have been given; My employment letter; Letter of introduction from my employer; Study leave approval letter; Staff ID card; LGA of Origin document; My NPC birth certificate; NYSC certificate; My national ID card slip; A letter of recommendation from my lecturer at my Alma mater; A letter of recommendation from my previous employer;
My brother's cert of return as a sitting councillor in my political ward; Brother's national ID card slip; Brother's legislative council membership ID card; Brother's letter of moral support after transferring 500k to my account.
BEST OF LUCK TO EVERYONE WAITING FOR THEIR GOOD NEWS!
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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Chuksiesmom: 4:03am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Congratulations...May Canada favour you Onaya: It has finally ended in praise! This seems like a magic! God has remembered me! Second time applicant.
Who dey breath? If you do, follow me thank God for his mercies and awesomeness towards me. The tale is indeed a tall one, but—as one of my lecturers back in the University would say—I will "summarize my summary." lol...
This journey to zoom outta 9ja began in October 2019, when I applied for a Master's degree program to Brock University for a one-year graduate course in English. After submitting my application with the requisite documents for admission consideration, I began to wait—like a patient dog—for its outcome. While the spirit of love was ceaselessly flowing in the air on February 14, 2020 my admission letter was gently sitting in my student portal waiting for a beautiful romance with my eyes. I couldn't believe my sight, as I danced around my room to the tune of the melodious notes which was only playing audibly in my inner mind. Luckily for me, I secured a full tuition scholarship from the Faculty of Graduate Studies in my school and a Teaching Assistant position.
Following this offer of admission, I began to make every necessary arrangements for my study permit application. First, I had to think of how to raise the required POF for the province where my school is situated. This was a very serious and challenging moment for me because Covid-19 pandemic had just struck the world, bringing everything to an abrupt halt. As I couldn't raise the expected POF for my visa application, I deferred my admission to fall 2021, citing the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic as the reason behind it. My application for deferral was granted, and a new LOA was sent to my portal by my faculty. Then, I began to brainstorm ideas on how to get a sponsor. My landlord was very obliging, and provided me with his MBS and other relevant supporting documents for my application. It was actually his company's account with a sitting balance of 21 million Naira. By that time, I had about 2 million in my own account. A friend of mine who was also pursuing his study visa advised me against including my own bank statement, as the VO might focus mainly on my on account because of the small money in it, rather than that of my sponsor's. I did exactly as my friend had suggested and forwarded my application to IRCC without my own bank statement on 9th May 2021. It was the same day that I travelled from the East to Abuja for my medicals and biometrics.
After submitting my application, I did an upfront medical examination at IOM Abuja on the 10th of May 2021. My appointment was for 9:00 am, but as an early bird I was there before 7:00 am. It was here that my first problem began. I was told that my chest x-ray wasn't in order; that there was something like a scar around my heart, which raised the suspicion that I might have tuberculosis. Thus, the doctor who analysed the results of my tests advised me to give them samples of my sputum for three consecutive days, just in case IRCC required me to undergo additional medical examinations, and to save me from the stress and cost of coming back to Abuja from the East. He also informed me that the result of my sputum investigations would be out after two months, and that I would have to do a followup chest x-ray a month after the release of my sputum rest result. Having considered the distance from where I had come to Abuja, I had to comply with them. I left that facility utterly tired and disheartened due to my ordeal around some minutes before 6:00 pm. After completing my sputum samples, I went for my biometrics on the 14th of May 2021. I left Abuja to my base in the East within the same week.
Brothers and sisters, it was at this point that the long wait began. In order to confirm if what they suspected at IOM was true and to take a proactive measure towards being medically fit for the journey, I did all the tests I had done in Abuja at a top-ranking private clinic within by base. I spent about 50k doing those tests. in the end, everything was very okay. It was on the 11th of July of 2021 that I got a call from IOM that my sputum test was negative; the caller asked me to come back after a month for another x-ray, which I did at the right time in August last year.
Thereafter, my medical status was updated to "passed." This eased my burden a bit, but was followed by a tortuous and deafening silence. I was here on Nairaland to complain about my throes, seeking some pieces of advice on the best way forward. A lot of good people here who shared in my pain advised me to appealingly bombard IRCC with emails and web forms, reminding them of the entry point of my program—which was already due. I did everything possible for IRCC to expedite the decision-making process of my application to no avail. I had to contact the MP representing the province where my school is located to assist me in reaching out to IRCC for a status update on my application. The MP's office obliged to do that for me, and wrote me back about a week later to say that I had passed everything; that I may require an interview with IRCC very soon because my application was said to be complex. Abeg, no be grammar be that ni?
While that was happening, my school had already resumed her academic activities for fall semester. But the good thing was that I always had informed my GPD about the status of my application, as the professor was deeply worried about the delay and IRCC's inability to finalize my application on time for me to join my cohort. I inquired about the possibility of starting remotely online, but was told that I'd not be eligible for my TAship position if I did, as I would require a work permit to be hired by my faculty. Mehn, I became completely demoralised and depressed. I also inquired about my chances of a second deferral but was told that the school only allows for one academic year deferral —which I had done already. I didn't know what else to do but to keep waiting. I couldn't register my courses by that time, as I would have been required to pay tuition fee for fall semester, since I wasn't in Canada to take up my TAship engagement whose proceed was part of my scholarship and means of catering for my tuition payment. So, the long wait continued until the 29th of November 2021, when IRCC finally served me my refusal meal on the grounds of personal assets and financial status. That was exactly 7 months of a painful and tortuous wait for a decision which turned out to be negative. Although I was saddened by the outcome of my application, but I was a bit relieved that the long and tortuous wait for a decision on my it was over.
In order to expunge the heart-wrenching feelings of the refusal from my inner mind, I tried to calm my nerves here with some comic posts which some monikers here likened to those of Hon. Patrick Obahiagbon—pardon me if I didn't get the spelling correctly. It was during that occasion that Makano expressed his interest in reading my SOP, as he had wondered what it might have looked like, and perhaps could have been one of the reasons for the refusal. I told him that I was simply trying not to dwell so much on that ugly experience but used my comic post as a way of getting healing from my trauma. In the end, I lost my admission along with the scholarships that came with it. Apart from my main scholarships totalling 22,000 CAD, I had also secured another one-off competitive scholarship of 5k CAD, which was given to only 20 students with outstanding applications through out my school. I was very sad for losing this scholarship! I thought about giving up but reminded myself of the need to fight until my last breath had ceased. Hence the courage to start all over again with a fresh application for admission in January 2022.
I submitted another application for admission on the 30th of January against the deadline of 1st February 2022. As God would have it for me, I was given another admission with full tuition scholarship and a TAship position. I also got extra scholarships of 3,700 CAD and 1000 CAD as addendums to my main offer, whereas my tuition is 23,504 CAD. Immediately this new offer came, I went back to the drawing board for a new strategy to tackle my first refusal reasons. So, I read about an applicant who got MPOWER loan for his application. I had to google Mpower and read up the requirements for their loan application. Luckily for me, my school is among the DLIs whose students can apply for the loan. I gathered all the relevant documents for the loan and applied for 20k USD asap to avoid another story of "personal assets and financial status." I got the loan and began to prepare for my study permit application. I wrote my LOE to tackle the reasons why my previous application was refused, gathered other supporting documents and submitted my application through the new portal on the 12th of April 2022.The devil was at work at this point. I mistakenly clicked on an SOP I had reviewed for a friend and it got uploaded onto my application. On noticing the anomaly, I quickly replaced it with the intended file before the final submission of my application. When I viewed my application's summary, I surprisingly discovered that the document I had clicked in error was updated to my application. I became utterly shattered in spirit and couldn't sleep all through the night. I raised the issue here on Nairaland to seek some advice and Omiinii suggested that I should withdraw the application and submit a fresh one. When I inquired about its implications, Justmellow responded by saying that my new application wouldn't interfere with or affect my new application, citing the fact that every application has its own unique application number and is usually processed independently. His response gave me the courage to submit another application after waiting for 10 days in vain for IRCC to withdraw my application—which was on the 23rd of May 2022.
Since the medicals I did in May last year had expired, I booked an appointment for another medical on the 25th of last month. When I arrived at IOM in Abuja, I was very afraid and never wanted to encounter the ugly experience I had last year with my chest x-ray, which was exactly what led to the delay in the processing of my application. So, I had to intimate all the medical personnel there about it, telling them how I lost my admission along with its accompanying scholarships and suggested that they write IRCC to consider the negative result of my sputum investigations of last year, should what happened last year occurred again. When my BP was checked, it was said to be very high. I was fully aware of the very cause of the spike in my BP, as I was already overwhelmed with the fears of what happened to me last year. The doctor counselled me and asked me to take a deep breath, close my eyes and see myself in Canada —while she retook the BP test. In the end, my entire results were said to be in perfect shape, as nothing abnormal was observed in my chest x-ray this time around. When I heard about the great tidings, I was very joyous and grateful to God for conquering the medical impasse this time. I left the facility a happy guy, with full expectations of a positive outcome in my application. The next day, I sent my e-Medical sheet to IRCC via a web form and began to pray for a quick response.
Nevertheless, I was still deeply worried about having two ongoing applications at that point in time. I had previously sent emails and web forms to remind IRCC about my withdrawal request, but got no feedback from them. I became very tensed and nervous to the point of raising the issue here, but nobody responded to me. I also noticed that my first application was being worked on, as I saw some updates on my eligibility review on the 30th of May. Then on the 31st of May, I received a Medical Request update for the application whose withdrawal request I had already submitted to IRCC, while the second application was undergoing eligibility review at the same time. These updates heightened my fear the more. Immediately, I came here on Nairaland to complain about what I had seen and sought pieces of advice from gurus on the platform. I was advised not to respond to the medical request, as it might not be a good omen. I quickly alerted a friend of mine who is studying in Canada to hear his take on the dicey situation I had found myself in. He advised me to write a brief email addressing the issue with the first application whose withdrawal request I had sent to IRCC, and reminding them to do the needful. So I did exactly as he had advised and attached my upfront e-Medical sheet information to the web form I sent them.
During the afternoon period of 1st June —being yesterday—I decided to check my email and suddenly discovered that my applications have some updates. I hurriedly logged in to my account, checked the first application and discovered that it has been withdrawn, but I am not eligible for a refund; I then scrolled up to the second application and saw that it has been finalized at the same time with a request for my original passport. My heart leapt for joy, as I couldn't control my emotions at that very moment.
I most humbly and sincerely appreciate everyone here who has guided me in one way or the other during those moments I was stuck in a crossroads. Honestly, I gained a lot of courage and strength from your inputs. And that is exactly the reason why I have written this long epistle to encourage everyone else still waiting for their good tidings to come. Please, don't give up! God will answer your prayers sooner than you ever think.
My special appreciations go to ShowYoung, Ketima, Omiinii, Ninab, Buckyfof, Anon123, Justmellow, Osemigho, Lianna2020, Teemenzo, Tinakem, Jayrealest, Scott99tish, Bobomaigida and the host of others who engaged meaningfully in my posts, proffering solutions to the numerous challenges I encountered on this memorable journey. God bless you abundantly, now and always!
I will be back shortly to post my timeline.
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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Chuksiesmom: 4:06am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Congratulations...May Canada favour you wealthcss: Hello Hello Am screaming Guys after 65 days of getting medical passed I just got PPR this morning. 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by AOROGBEM: 4:31am On Jun 03, 2022 |
banky24: Be calm,it will soon end in praise,mine was submitted on 15th Nov,2021 Mailed an MP and he got back to me with Medical and Criminality Passed and Eligibility in progress.Eligibility that started since 14th March.I am sure it will end in praise. Just trust God. What God cannot do doesn't exist.
Amen How did you get in touch with the MP( don’t know what mp means tho) Can you put me through please Would love to mail them to get an update regarding my application too
Thank you
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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by gaeul(f): 4:34am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Just Landed for September 2022 today...Landing gist loading....
No question asked why I came 3months+ earlier...
Long gist...make I reach my final destination 31 Likes |
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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by AOROGBEM: 4:40am On Jun 03, 2022 |
FAVANA: Hello No update, like medicals, eligibility review etc? Have you ordered GCMS notes?
No medical update Just eligibility on review since January ending Do I need to order GCMS notes? How do I go about that please Thank you |
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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Chyigb: 5:04am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Kainos22: Guys, it is PPR!!! Congratulations!!!! The wait was worth it Greater heights my dear Sis 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Gift212: 5:07am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Hi. This their reply ehn, even though it's not a lie, they're not exactly answering your question. Of course if you get a job that's willing to sponsor you after your program, you may get a work permit, but how easy or straightforward is that? Plus, that is different from PGWP, which is an open work permit, and not dependent on if you get a job offer or not. As the OP said, look for another school that's eligible for pgwp. OneLocalMan: Thank you very much for your kind reply this is the exact reason why i came here to get more information from other people... So someone advise i contact OCMT directly to find out if the school offer PGWP, below is their response to my question, but upon checking IRCC website, it says their school is although DLI registered but their program is not eligible for PGWP.
is it that IRCC hasn't updated their website or just some program are not eligible for PGWP while some is, according to OCMT, they said they offer paid internship to their PG International student.
can someone break this down into what OCMT is trying to say and what is on IRCC website as well, i would really appreciate.
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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by ninab: 5:09am On Jun 03, 2022 |
ninab: Hi everyone , A friend applied for visa with her 2 kids both of them got paspprt request however ,she got only BVL.
Please what exactly could be wrong?
Should she mail them or just keep waiting?this happened since 31 May Please anyone who knows someone with similar case or has experienced this? |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Gift212: 5:11am On Jun 03, 2022 |
It is not mandatory to do upfront medical, if you chose, however, you can get it done at any time while your application is under review. Or you can wait for a medical request from IRCC. oloyede1: I keep seeing upfront medical.
Does it mean one can do medical before starting the visa application?
The next available date I see on the iom site is 30 June and I won’t be around in July as am travelling.
I am collating my documents so I can start my application during my travels in July
What do you advise?
When is the time to do the medicals? |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Boluwatifebaby: 6:17am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Uzoamaka123: Pls can someone respond to this ?
It could take up to 2 days. Just be patient. If after 2 days. It hasn't been updated on your portal, call vfs. 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by ShowYoung: 6:28am On Jun 03, 2022 |
CentennialGuy: Bro, you are the first person I will hear say it's easier to get any category of Canadian visa than the UK equivalent and I don't think that's true. Any category of application is easier to get with UK but it's more expensive.
You see all these 4 months statement of account and lump sum scrutiny that Canada does, UK don't do that. It is why people will borrow the lump sum POF for UK, leave it in the account for about 30 days that is required, print statement and submit their application.
All these home tie that we have to proof beyond reasonable doubt with Canada does not occur with UK application. Same as all the truck load of documents that we have to submit to proof ourselves for Canada.
Drawbacks for UK for me are:
1. The application fee is expensive. Visa and IHS fee is over a million in total.
2. There's no smooth path to permanent residency after post study visa in UK unlike Canada.
3. Also, UK doesn't appeal to me like North America does.
Canada's pathway to permanent residency is smoother but to scale the hurdle of Visa approval from Nigeria isn't, including that of family application or SOWP.
Do not base your conclusion on the family application testimonies you read here. It's about ratio of successful application to the number of applications in total. And UK grants more without people having to pass through the eye of a needle.
All your concerns are on Proof of Funds and Home Ties. If POF and and Home Ties make you think Canadian Visa is harder to get, then you are not playing by the rules and you are not ready to make your ways right. You even mentioned here that people borrow money and put in account for 30 days (refer to a part of your post bolded above). This sounds unprofessional and dishonest of you, it corroborates the fact that you are not ready to mend your ways. In fact, this is an evidence that you are one of the people giving genuine Nigerians problems in getting Canadian visa. Your words encourage IRCC to make Nigerian processing time longer. In Poland, visa application and decision take 3 - 5 days despite backlogs. You are one of the people giving them evidence to treat Nigerians shabbily. Kindly desist from this kind of behaviour.You even say I shouldn't base my conclusion on what I read here, who do you think is talking based on what I read here? Perhaps you don't know that around less than 1% of people applying for Canadian study visa are those coming on Nairaland. 4 Likes |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by opezi: 6:36am On Jun 03, 2022 |
It's PPR guys, I don't even know if I should be happy or sad. Remember few months ago when i wrote about my sister whose study visa application was complicated. Background: She had gotten admission to complete one year high school (grade 12) in Canada for fall of 2021. Submitted application for study visa in May with upfront medical. School refused to defer the admission because of her age and refunded tuition to us. On October received first correspondence letter talking about BVL validity. Since she had lost the admission, we didn't bother and just continued with life. WAEC result was released and she did very well, that initiated the travel process again but this time to a university. Current situation: First, requested for GCMS note, which revealed application was approved since Oct 1st 2021 (remember the BVL) but PPR was never sent. She wrote and passed IELTS, applied and got admission to a University and that was when I came here. A webform was raised to update LOA with IRCC. There was no acknowledgement email or request for additional documents. Then a mail was sent to MP who came back to reiterate similar information (eligibility and background was completed, application was approved but no request letter was issued). He then said an agent will work on it and get back to us. Then came PPR. State of things now: How do we know if approval is for new institution or the high school? Can she still travel with the new approval considering it's coming a year after (high school admission was suppose to be from September 2021 - June 2022) Please kindly help elaborate or give clarity. Thank you. opezi: Good day everyone
My sister applied for a student visa in may 2021 as a high school student but she lost the admission because the visa was not granted by the schools resumption time so we all didnt stress over the application but kept checking for any updates since she was already in ss3 and doing her waec. After waec results were released in December we immediately applied into memorial university in Canada which she has gotten an admission into now but because she already had a previous visa application in progress we wanted to confirm the status of that application so that we'll know if we are to send an updated letter of acceptance or withdraw the old application and restart a new one as it has been almost a year with no response.
So we request for a GCMS note which was received today just for it to show that she has been granted visa since October first 2021 with no mail received. We are confused on the next step to take now. All advice given will be appreciated.
NB: No agent was used throughout this application process... it was all done ourselves.
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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by ShowYoung: 6:48am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Thomsyne: Hello house,
Una good evening o. Please is it a good idea for me to use an account that is doing fixed deposit and/or capital investments from my Dad as POF? The accounts currently have like 700 and 800k balance but account statements show 25m and 5m going in and out every 90 and 30 days. The next liquidity period is in August but I want to apply ASAP and maybe explain in my sponsorship letter that these funds can be liquidated at any time yada yada.
I also have a good job of 450 and 150 on the side but applications don chop my money so I don’t have good closing balance too. I also recently got a $2k job I plan attaching all my employment letters too JIC. Advice on best approach pls.
Thanks thanks You should be confident to apply. |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by ShowYoung: 6:51am On Jun 03, 2022 |
hotboss:
You talk everything finish. Alot ofvpersin going to UK now tried Canada b4. Canada own is not too straightforward. Different profiles, Different stuffs I want to confirm to you that many people whom you say ran to the UK are applying for Canada visa after their study because of clear immigration path— this is for those who value PR. If education is solely your intent, then you shouldn't be wasting your time, you could go to Australia, New Zealand etc We shouldn't blame Canada for setting their standard, we should instead work on how to meet or suppase them 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Thomsyne(m): 7:01am On Jun 03, 2022 |
ShowYoung:
You should be confident to apply only if you know how to package your application Ok boss, if it’s to package, we’ll know how we’ll do that one. |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Enitsua3M(m): 7:14am On Jun 03, 2022 |
Siraseyi: Please, Is there anyone going to George brown college in September? Please how did you pay application fee for George brown, bank transfer or credit card? Because I’m confused |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by Toceen2022: 7:27am On Jun 03, 2022 |
ShowYoung:
All your concerns are on Proof of Funds and Home Ties.
If POF and and Home Ties make you think Canadian Visa is harder to get, then you are not playing by the rules and you are not ready to make your ways right.
You even mentioned here that people borrow money and put in account for 30 days (refer to a part of your post bolded above). This sounds unprofessional and dishonest of you, it corroborates the fact that you are not ready to mend your ways. In fact, this is an evidence that you are one of the people giving genuine Nigerians problems in getting Canadian visa. Your words encourage IRCC to make Nigerian processing time longer. In Poland, visa application and decision take 3 - 5 days despite backlogs. You are one of the people giving them evidence to treat Nigerians shabbily. Kindly desist from this kind of behaviour.
You even say I shouldn't base my conclusion on what I read here, who do you think is talking based on what I read here? Perhaps you don't know that around less than 1% of people applying for Canadian study visa are those coming on Nairaland. Centennialguy gave some very valid points about UK process... You turn it upside-down on his head because you don't have valid points. His statement does not in anyway encourage any fraudulent thing. Even if UK VO sees that all the money you need (let say ₦20m) came in at once (lump sum), they don't care, so far it's in the account for 28 - 31 days... That's why majority of UK applicants borrow money. Now you've really shown that you have little or no knowledge about the 2 countries compared. That's why some suggestions you give people here at times are somehow. 17 Likes |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21 by FAVANA: 7:28am On Jun 03, 2022 |
I think you should order your GCMS notes and also send them reminder mails. There are 3rd party sites you can use to order your GCMS notes or you can ask someone in Canada. Mine took 30 days. Have you started lectures online? Or did you defer? You should send IRCC update on either of these. Also, did you do upfront medicals? I applied november 15th, medicals and eligibility updated 19th of January and since then nothing. I have sent them my confirmation of enrollment and my recent funding letter. I also send reminder mails from time to time. I ordered my GCMS notes which i revceived last month. So, I don't think you should withdraw. You are not alone. Just wait and pray . It will end in praise. AOROGBEM:
No medical update
Just eligibility on review since January ending
Do I need to order GCMS notes? How do I go about that please
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