ugnoble:
Please, what does this means in the rejection letter received?

damyzel:


Japaprince, please my school is to resume by september 2024 can i still apply for SOWP for my husband.
please whoever understand mr marc message should kindly explain? when are they stopping application for SOWP as in the news its states in the weeks ahead.

ogeoflyf:
Good morning house please I need you people’s opinion about this school “Crandall University “ in New Brunswick is it a good place to study ?

JMG12:
All applications are on hold for now, except for MSc or PhD and other related health and law program.

ugnoble:
Please, what does this means in the rejection letter received?

Footyarea:
Please people I need clarity,
In the attached snapshot taken from the IRCC website states that those exempted from the cap attestation letter includes the following:-

° primary and secondary students
° students of Masters, PhD and other Post graduate programs
As well as
° students applying for study permit extension


Now people,
My Question is as a Post Graduate certificate or diploma student am I also eligible for the exemption?
Please I need a response soonest

Daveconsult007:


I suggest that you order your GCMS notes, it will narrow down the reasons,possibly mention the document in question

Vikkyexman:


Maybe your document is over compressed and the VO was unable to read your SOP and/or other documents to verify your purpose of coming to Canada. It means your documents probably not legible enough to read.

Footyarea:
Please people I need clarity,
In the attached snapshot taken from the IRCC website states that those exempted from the cap attestation letter includes the following:-

° primary and secondary students
° students of Masters, PhD and other Post graduate programs
As well as
° students applying for study permit extension


Now people,
My Question is as a Post Graduate certificate or diploma student am I also eligible for the exemption?
Please I need a response soonest

AtoningBlood:


Have you passed the medicals?

I submitted 28 December, medical passed Jan 12.

I applied with my family.

If for any reason they deny hubby sowp, we have decided he'd apply for a course. We both go as student. Nothing spoil.
No gree for any body

SIXFEETUNDER:
Dont come to Canada


It's a shit hole here

SIXFEETUNDER:
Dont come to Canada

It's a shit hole here

Doraehi:
Hello everybody. Recently I've been so confused especially because of my academics.

Last year, after completing WAEC and NECO, my mom and I were talking about schooling abroad and we decided that I should make some research with my phone. This research started November 2023. After making my research for about 2 months, to understand the educational system in some countries like US, UK, Canada, the Caribbean and Australia, I finally came to a conclusion in January that I wanted to school in Canada so I did further research on Canadian Universities and finally decided and picked University of Manitoba. And then did further research on how to get a Canadian Study permit. (After going through alot of things I saw on the IRCC website, I finally understood, at least to an extent).

So I discussed with my parents about everything and what the whole process entails: from gaining admission into a DLI and applying for the Study permit, I told them the tuition was about $23,000 estimate and that I needed at least $20,630 as proof of funds. And after hearing that, they said it was ALOT of money. My dad told me to calculate everything I needed to get there and get back to him. After doing the whole calculation with my mom, I concluded that 60M Naira would be enough for the tuition and other fees, POF, accomodation, flight and others. Meanwhile, I had already submitted my application (did it myself), it was just my application fee left. We didn't want to pay the $120 application fee yet until we were sure that we would do the whole process.

I discussed with my parents and they said it was alot but they could try to get it. I honestly believe that studying abroad is not a do or die affair but is there any harm in trying? We could try, maybe it would turn out to be one of the best decisions for me and my family. If not, I already have back-up plans (I registered for JAMB) Other than that, my parents have always wanted to sponsor me to a school overseas (I'm the first child so yeah they've always wanted it).

They could get the money but I wanted to apply for September intake 2024 (because it's obviously the best intake) and I think it's a very short time interval because I should have drawn a study plan at least 2 years before I wanted to leave. I feel like if I rush things, my visa could get denied and it would just be a wastage of time and money.

I'm just 16 years old, I'll be 17 by 16th of June, 2024. And I don't really want to waste time in my education because the clock is ticking. So I don't know, should I just wait till next year, September 2025 or do you think I should go ahead with the process this year. I need honest opinions because it would be really useful. Alot of you are pretty much experienced than I and my parents are, so your advice would be really helpful.

Also, if you know any way I could be able to get proof of funds and tuition (it could be through a loan) and get visa approval, please share.

evansky:
Good afternoon house,
Can a statement of account printed from Oct 1st 2023 - January 25 be considered a 4 months bank statement. Please I need clarification on that.

AtoningBlood:
Good news guyssssssssss, it's PPR for me - Student visa, for my husband (SOWP). We applied alone, no agency. We applied for the family the same day. We got approved in under one month. We are waiting for the children's PPR.

Mummywifey:

To be honest, I don't know. However this is the definition of post graduate program from google- A postgraduate degree is a type of qualification that is completed after an undergraduate degree. Postgraduate degrees encompass a range of qualifications, including masters degrees, Postgraduate Diplomas and Certificates, and PhDs.

ikgodisgood82:


Please dose this includes application submitted late last year

Daveconsult007:


How about Postgraduate studies from colleges?
Are they exempted too?

Lance008:
Please is University of Winnipeg advisable to study ?

Doraehi:
Hello everybody. Recently I've been so confused especially because of my academics.

Last year, after completing WAEC and NECO, my mom and I were talking about schooling abroad and we decided that I should make some research with my phone. This research started November 2023. After making my research for about 2 months, to understand the educational system in some countries like US, UK, Canada, the Caribbean and Australia, I finally came to a conclusion in January that I wanted to school in Canada so I did further research on Canadian Universities and finally decided and picked University of Manitoba. And then did further research on how to get a Canadian Study permit. (After going through alot of things I saw on the IRCC website, I finally understood, at least to an extent).

So I discussed with my parents about everything and what the whole process entails: from gaining admission into a DLI and applying for the Study permit, I told them the tuition was about $23,000 estimate and that I needed at least $20,630 as proof of funds. And after hearing that, they said it was ALOT of money. My dad told me to calculate everything I needed to get there and get back to him. After doing the whole calculation with my mom, I concluded that 60M Naira would be enough for the tuition and other fees, POF, accomodation, flight and others. Meanwhile, I had already submitted my application (did it myself), it was just my application fee left. We didn't want to pay the $120 application fee yet until we were sure that we would do the whole process.

I discussed with my parents and they said it was alot but they could try to get it. I honestly believe that studying abroad is not a do or die affair but is there any harm in trying? We could try, maybe it would turn out to be one of the best decisions for me and my family. If not, I already have back-up plans (I registered for JAMB) Other than that, my parents have always wanted to sponsor me to a school overseas (I'm the first child so yeah they've always wanted it).

They could get the money but I wanted to apply for September intake 2024 (because it's obviously the best intake) and I think it's a very short time interval because I should have drawn a study plan at least 2 years before I wanted to leave. I feel like if I rush things, my visa could get denied and it would just be a wastage of time and money.

I'm just 16 years old, I'll be 17 by 16th of June, 2024. And I don't really want to waste time in my education because the clock is ticking. So I don't know, should I just wait till next year, September 2025 or do you think I should go ahead with the process this year. I need honest opinions because it would be really useful. Alot of you are pretty much experienced than I and my parents are, so your advice would be really helpful.

Also, if you know any way I could be able to get proof of funds and tuition (it could be through a loan) and get visa approval, please share.