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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Xstorm: 7:20am On Mar 02
Oluwaloniglory7:

Please I need a clarification on this question below:-

I'm going for 2 years course which will ended in August 2025 and my passport will expire in March 2025, now my study visa as been approved but till validity of my passport in March 2025 instead of August 2025.

I know I will extend my study permit when I enter Canada but what about my spouse and kids that their passport still valid for 5 years? are they going to issue their visa according to my own validity or they will get their visa completely?
Please, I don't have an answer to your question. I just need help. How do I go about canada's study visa in order for it to be approved.
Do you have an agent or did you apply yourself?
Abeg, help a brother.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Xstorm: 7:41am On Mar 02
DabDab:
My Testimony💃💃

Study permit application for my husband : 25th December,2023
Biometric: 3rd January, 2024
Upfront medical updated: 10th January 2024
Eligibility: 21st, February, 2024
BVL: 29th February, 2024.

We are waiting for the PPR letter.
I checked the tracker this evening and saw the study permit number.

Thanks to everyone who made it possible.
Strictly DIY!!


Please, how did you go about this. I'm planning to apply for a study permit.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ICONEB: 7:44am On Mar 02
Thank you so much for your response.
JMG12:
You can make your books using this link https://visa.vfsglobal.com/nga/en/can/book-an-appointment

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ICONEB: 7:50am On Mar 02
Good morning house,
Please has anyone flying from Nigeria to cad with reconnecting flights from Paris SDG, Frankfurt or Chicago, ever had the need to present a transit visa??

I look forward to your response(s)
🙏
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Morexx23: 8:12am On Mar 02
Pls when you check the tracker nd the overview is saying application closed of which the background verification is saying in progress, what those it means.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Morexx23: 8:14am On Mar 02
DabDab:
My Testimony💃💃

Study permit application for my husband : 25th December,2023
Biometric: 3rd January, 2024
Upfront medical updated: 10th January 2024
Eligibility: 21st, February, 2024
BVL: 29th February, 2024.

We are waiting for the PPR letter.
I checked the tracker this evening and saw the study permit number.

Thanks to everyone who made it possible.
Strictly DIY!!


Pls do you receive a mail to the effect.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by zubizareta(m): 9:07am On Mar 02
Morexx23:
Pls when you check the tracker nd the overview is saying application closed of which the background verification is saying in progress, what those it means.


Decision made. Wait for Decision letter.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Morexx23: 9:10am On Mar 02
zubizareta:


Decision made. Wait for Decision letter.

Okay tnks. A mail will be sent rit or i should just keep checking the tracker
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Aminatola(f): 9:25am On Mar 02
ademma2022:
it is free to defer, you only have to show your letter of denial.


Are you sure? For University of Regina
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by udy4real(m): 10:06am On Mar 02
Rhythmnation:




sure sir
Please I want to start the process immediately
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Blackfinegirl(f): 11:08am On Mar 02
British Columbia will soon start issung PAL. Fingers crossed.

https://www.mycism.com/2024/03/british-columbia-prepares-for-implementation-of-provincial-attestation-letter-system-for-international-students/#:~:text=The%20provincial%20attestation%20letter%20(PAL,it%20to%20the%20international%20applicant.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Aminatola(f): 12:41pm On Mar 02
zubizareta:


Decision made. Wait for Decision letter.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by zubizareta(m): 2:52pm On Mar 02
Morexx23:


Okay tnks. A mail will be sent rit or i should just keep checking the tracker

A mail will be sent asking you to check your portal.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Trydifferentjok: 4:35pm On Mar 02
Hello everyone,

I recently received an offer for an MBA program to commence in the fall and have made a CAD$3000 admission deposit. My husband will be my financial sponsor as he has enough savings to cover my tuition fees as well as my own savings which will more than cover all living costs.

My husband intends to travel with me to Canada during the initial settling period to assist with the relocation process, but return to Nigeria to continue his full time job, and visit Canada periodically for the duration of my studies. He could apply for a visitor visa, however it takes up to a year to process based on testimony from relatives who’ve applied recently.

Would it be advisable for him to apply as a dependent as part of the study permit process even though he is also my sponsor and actually intends to remain in our home country due to his strong ties to his current job?

In my research so far, these seem to be my options
1. My husband applies as a dependent and we state in the study plan / cover letter that he intends to remain home for his full time job and only visit Canada occasionally.
2. Indicate he fully intends to move to Canada? But
my husband and his career in our home country are supposed to act as proof of home ties for the application. However, I fear stating he will move to Canada fully (while being my sponsor) can negatively affect the strength of the home ties in our application.

Would greatly appreciate getting advice on this, thanks everyone.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Morexx23: 4:49pm On Mar 02
zubizareta:


A mail will be sent asking you to check your portal.

Thanks so much
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Beshibeshi: 5:00pm On Mar 02
Is your application still in process in ircc portal? Not the tracker I mean your application portal
Morexx23:
Pls when you check the tracker nd the overview is saying application closed of which the background verification is saying in progress, what those it means.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Beshibeshi: 5:04pm On Mar 02
My application tracker updated on the 28th of February but everything still look them same on my application portal couldn't see what was updated, is this a ghost update? And what those it means?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Vikkyexman: 5:17pm On Mar 02
Trydifferentjok:
Hello everyone,

I recently received an offer for an MBA program to commence in the fall and have made a CAD$3000 admission deposit. My husband will be my financial sponsor as he has enough savings to cover my tuition fees as well as my own savings which will more than cover all living costs.

My husband intends to travel with me to Canada during the initial settling period to assist with the relocation process, but return to Nigeria to continue his full time job, and visit Canada periodically for the duration of my studies. He could apply for a visitor visa, however it takes up to a year to process based on testimony from relatives who’ve applied recently.

Would it be advisable for him to apply as a dependent as part of the study permit process even though he is also my sponsor and actually intends to remain in our home country due to his strong ties to his current job?

In my research so far, these seem to be my options
1. My husband applies as a dependent and we state in the study plan / cover letter that he intends to remain home for his full time job and only visit Canada occasionally.
2. Indicate he fully intends to move to Canada? But
my husband and his career in our home country are supposed to act as proof of home ties for the application. However, I fear stating he will move to Canada fully (while being my sponsor) can negatively affect the strength of the home ties in our application.

Would greatly appreciate getting advice on this, thanks everyone.

To my own knowledge, it's preferable to apply alone and your husband to apply for a visit visa. Apply first, use your husband as home ties. As a sponsor, he shouldn't be your sponsor and your dependant as the same time.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by zubizareta(m): 6:01pm On Mar 02
Trydifferentjok:
Hello everyone,

I recently received an offer for an MBA program to commence in the fall and have made a CAD$3000 admission deposit. My husband will be my financial sponsor as he has enough savings to cover my tuition fees as well as my own savings which will more than cover all living costs.

My husband intends to travel with me to Canada during the initial settling period to assist with the relocation process, but return to Nigeria to continue his full time job, and visit Canada periodically for the duration of my studies. He could apply for a visitor visa, however it takes up to a year to process based on testimony from relatives who’ve applied recently.

Would it be advisable for him to apply as a dependent as part of the study permit process even though he is also my sponsor and actually intends to remain in our home country due to his strong ties to his current job?

In my research so far, these seem to be my options
1. My husband applies as a dependent and we state in the study plan / cover letter that he intends to remain home for his full time job and only visit Canada occasionally.
2. Indicate he fully intends to move to Canada? But
my husband and his career in our home country are supposed to act as proof of home ties for the application. However, I fear stating he will move to Canada fully (while being my sponsor) can negatively affect the strength of the home ties in our application.

Would greatly appreciate getting advice on this, thanks everyone.

Simple and straightforward. Apply together as a family application with your husband applying for visit visa. The fact you are the primary applicant applying for a study visa likely means decision on your hubby visit visa will be swift and possibly be treated along side your application.

Since he has a well paying job and string economic ties, he should go for visit visa and ensure to elaborate on the economy ties explaining to the VO just exactly as you mentioned here his plan to visit you ocassionally while you study. You dont even have to mention he plans to travel along with you for initial settling in. Any VO could misinterpret it as an opportunity to enter and flagpole.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Dinma540: 6:05pm On Mar 02
To all awaiting approval let God perfect it.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Trydifferentjok: 6:13pm On Mar 02
Thank you very much for this response, it’s very helpful.

So, on the visa application platform, I, as the primary applicant, can apply for a study permit while my husband can apply for a regular visit visa on the same group application? Sorry if it seems a silly question, I just want to make sure we’re choosing the best option, thanks so much.

zubizareta:


Simple and straightforward. Apply together as a family application with your husband applying for visit visa. The fact you are the primary applicant applying for a study visa likely means decision on your hubby visit visa will be swift and possibly be treated along side your application.

Since he has a well paying job and string economic ties, he should go for visit visa and ensure to elaborate on the economy ties explaining to the VO just exactly as you mentioned here his plan to visit you ocassionally while you study. You dont even have to mention he plans to travel along with you for initial settling in. Any VO could misinterpret it as an opportunity to enter and flagpole.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by zubizareta(m): 6:32pm On Mar 02
Trydifferentjok:
Thank you very much for this response, it’s very helpful.

So, on the visa application platform, I, as the primary applicant, can apply for a study permit while my husband can apply for a regular visit visa on the same group application? Sorry if it seems a silly question, I just want to make sure we’re choosing the best option, thanks so much.


Yes.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by NowisGod109(f): 6:35pm On Mar 02
1. Applying for a study permit- can I apply together with my kids or I should get my own visa first and then later apply for them?

2. Where can I get cheaper health insurance plan to buy and how many months minimum should I get for the 3 of us?

Thanks everyone
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by zubizareta(m): 6:43pm On Mar 02
NowisGod109:
1. Applying for a study permit- can I apply together with my kids or I should get my own visa first and then later apply for them?

2. Where can I get cheaper health insurance plan to buy and how many months minimum should I get for the 3 of us?

Thanks everyone

1. Yes you can but it's highly dependent on your home and economic ties as well as your proof of funds.

2. You don't need that as a supporting doc to apply for a visa
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by NowisGod109(f): 6:49pm On Mar 02
zubizareta:


1. Yes you can but it's highly dependent on your home and economic ties as well as your proof of funds.

2. You don't need that as a supporting doc to apply for a visa

Thank you for your response. Now that I want to go with my kids, what can I use as a strong tie? If i have a house in my name and a registered business name here in Nigeria. Can I use those or any other suggestion?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by yemipeter4: 7:28pm On Mar 02
Beshibeshi:
Is your application still in process in ircc portal? Not the tracker I mean your application portal


Please how do I use this tracker
It is not working for me, I’ve tried it severally
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by zubizareta(m): 7:41pm On Mar 02
NowisGod109:


Thank you for your response. Now that I want to go with my kids, what can I use as a strong tie? If i have a house in my name and a registered business name here in Nigeria. Can I use those or any other suggestion?

Yes you can use those but it depends on how you portray the business and its worth to the VO
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Predator188: 7:50pm On Mar 02
NowisGod109:
1. Applying for a study permit- can I apply together with my kids or I should get my own visa first and then later apply for them?

2. Where can I get cheaper health insurance plan to buy and how many months minimum should I get for the 3 of us?

Thanks everyone
You can apply for school health insurance after study permit received and attach kids as dependents...and required fee will be added to tuition!!

Your living expenses/POF for you and the kids aside from tuition fees is up to 36 million naira
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by NowisGod109(f): 7:59pm On Mar 02
Predator188:

You can apply for school health insurance after study permit received and attach kids as dependents...and required fee will be added to tuition!!

Your living expenses/POF for you and the kids aside from tuition fees is up to 36 million naira


Yeeeh!
But I learnt they also use what I have (as in properties) to determine my proof of fund or they want to see all in my account? If I want to get proof of fund somewhere, how can we deposit the money into my account, like how many batches and for how many months? because all my money is on my business right now as I don't have that sitted in my account right now
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Beshibeshi: 8:16pm On Mar 02
https://ircc-tracker-suivi.apps.cic.gc.ca/en/login
yemipeter4:



Please how do I use this tracker
It is not working for me, I’ve tried it severally
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Bobomaigida: 9:07pm On Mar 02
NowisGod109:


Yeeeh!
But I learnt they also use what I have (as in properties) to determine my proof of fund or they want to see all in my account? If I want to get proof of fund somewhere, how can we deposit the money into my account, like how many batches and for how many months? because all my money is on my business right now as I don't have that sitted in my account right now

You actually need to show money at hand/bank for POF. Your properties are not easily convertible to cash so you can not say that is your POF. When building your account, you must account for big lodgements into the account by explaining the source of the funds.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by JMG12: 10:03pm On Mar 02
1. You can either apply together or apply alone, you will use your kids as home ties, and then when you get your approval you can apply for them.
2. Canada process is different you don't need that.
NowisGod109:
1. Applying for a study permit- can I apply together with my kids or I should get my own visa first and then later apply for them?

2. Where can I get cheaper health insurance plan to buy and how many months minimum should I get for the 3 of us?

Thanks everyone

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