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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Sunnysteve009(m): 3:07am On Jul 03 |
Chapecoense: Congratulations, I just checked my and also VALID, Thanks for the information. 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 3:29am On Jul 03 |
Oboskijohn1: Don't just have the mindset of leaving Nigeria; have a plan to get permanent residency, a good job, and stability. You will leave but will be frustrated without a plan. People are finding it hard to get PR in Canada after school. If you understand the Express Entry system, you'll see how frustrated people are. Some students in Canada are protesting in Prince Edward Island, Brampton, Vancouver, etc., and the government will not address their concerns because elections are on the way, and they are not a priority. The same thing happens in the USA, where people wait endlessly for a green card and often resort to getting married for papers. Getting married is one way to receive a Green Card, but it is foolish to assume that simply marrying a U.S. citizen will result in an automatic Green Card. Even after marriage, there are often many hoops to jump through. To be honest, my secondary school classmate is currently in a bind because his Green Card was denied after marriage. He is reapplying because they don't believe the marriage is genuine. Trust me, those marriage interviews for Green Cards are not getting easier. On June 21, 2024, the Supreme Court in America said marriage is not a guarantee that you will get a Green Card. Just have a plan. If you understand what is happening all over the world, you'll see it's turning generally conservative (USA, Europe, and Canada). One thing about conservatives is that they don't like mass immigration. You have to focus on your strengths and know which country fits you. Canada didn’t fit my brother, who is a medical doctor from Nigeria, so he moved to the UK and has his permanent residency there. I think they call it ILR. You have to do your research. No one will give you all the answers you want. Don’t leave Nigeria without a plan because you will be super frustrated. 7 Likes |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by frony1: 5:25am On Jul 03 |
Send me a DM sakieja: |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Paroddy: 5:44am On Jul 03 |
Hoelujohn:It's a hospital where my dad works and he's been working for more than 10 years now but maybe 5% is too small how about 15% and its also per annum by the way what do you suggest |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Chapecoense(m): 5:45am On Jul 03 |
Sunnysteve009:No worries Man. It also says "completed" on my ircc portal and case tracker. So that's some movement, hopefully there's a decision soon. |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by frony1: 5:58am On Jul 03 |
CNA students for September 2024, please let’s connect 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by frony1: 5:59am On Jul 03 |
Hi, If you are going to College of the North Atlantic (CNA) for September 2024 resumption, please let’s connect. +234 808 945 2486 WhatsApp preferred. Thank you so much. |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by MarksmanD: 7:08am On Jul 03 |
Abeg, is it necessary to include a Canadian dimension passport photograph of myself in the documents I'm submitting for my application? |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by TradeSunMoore: 7:33am On Jul 03 |
Paroddy:Your dad should include his employment letter, payslip, documentation for the loan inflow , an affidavit of support. He should write a cover letter of sponsorship and stating his annual salary and the source of the loan. |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Paroddy: 7:55am On Jul 03 |
TradeSunMoore:Thank you so much by documentation for the loan inflow u mean the letter from his workplace right? |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by MarksmanD: 8:15am On Jul 03 |
Please I need guidance on how to arrange and merge my documents. On my POF documents, I included My account statement, payslip, invoices, Current and Previous employment and promotion letters Sponsor account statement, payslip, and employment letter. Property documents(gift deed). Do you think I should include the sponsor letter of sponsorship, affidavit of sponsorship in this documents too? |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Ngozimc: 10:02am On Jul 03 |
Good morning, pls how can I go about a fully funded msc application in canada quote author=amnotapervert post=130768774] Don't just have the mindset of leaving Nigeria; have a plan to get permanent residency, a good job, and stability. You will leave but will be frustrated without a plan. People are finding it hard to get PR in Canada after school. If you understand the Express Entry system, you'll see how frustrated people are. Some students in Canada are protesting in Prince Edward Island, Brampton, Vancouver, etc., and the government will not address their concerns because elections are on the way, and they are not a priority. The same thing happens in the USA, where people wait endlessly for a green card and often resort to getting married for papers. Getting married is one way to receive a Green Card, but it is foolish to assume that simply marrying a U.S. citizen will result in an automatic Green Card. Even after marriage, there are often many hoops to jump through. To be honest, my secondary school classmate is currently in a bind because his Green Card was denied after marriage. He is reapplying because they don't believe the marriage is genuine. Trust me, those marriage interviews for Green Cards are not getting easier. On June 21, 2024, the Supreme Court in America said marriage is not a guarantee that you will get a Green Card. Just have a plan. If you understand what is happening all over the world, you'll see it's turning generally conservative (USA, Europe, and Canada). One thing about conservatives is that they don't like mass immigration. You have to focus on your strengths and know which country fits you. Canada didn’t fit my brother, who is a medical doctor from Nigeria, so he moved to the UK and has his permanent residency there. I think they call it ILR. You have to do your research. No one will give you all the answers you want. Don’t leave Nigeria without a plan because you will be super frustrated.[/quote] |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Noblesunny(f): 10:12am On Jul 03 |
Good morning house please I need proof of funds for my daughter please help thanks |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Manlikethomas: 10:46am On Jul 03 |
MarksmanD:include the signed affidavit of sponsorship and also write a list of documents you submitted with reason this will make it easy for VO to understand (e.g heading: list of documents submitted to show proof of funds ,1. Applicants Account Statement showing so so amount etc.you can download apps to merge your documents |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by MarksmanD: 11:38am On Jul 03 |
Ok. Thanks. I created a list in my SOP where I highlighted all my documents. My intention is to link wherever I put 'see attached document' words to the pages they are located in the SOP. Knowing that POF file is uploaded separately from the SOP file has confused me. I'm using the second portal with less file upload. Manlikethomas: |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by TradeSunMoore: 1:00pm On Jul 03 |
Paroddy:He must have applied formally for the loan from his workplace stating the reason for the loan. The application was approved and the money disbursed to your dad's account. Attached these documents to show how the trail of how money came about. Also attach his other employment documents as earlier stated. Remember to add your birthcertificate affirming he is your dad. Good luck |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Agbanilagbatan: 1:02pm On Jul 03 |
Predator188: Thanks so much My Biometric Information has reflected on my application portal. |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by gen2lpat(m): 2:09pm On Jul 03 |
Thank you so much for your reply. I cannot fund a 2yrs programme. It's too expensive. The cost of living is high for 2 yrs and the best I can do is go for 1yr programme. I have a B.Sc in Biochemistry. I have been in Tech for over 7yrs now. I audio and video edit on fiverr.com/MasterCraft360. I love tech and everything it offers. My only worry is the effect on PGWP application. I hear tech is as important as health. Thanks again for your advice. amnotapervert: |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 2:28pm On Jul 03 |
Ngozimc: A fully funded MSc program in what? You can't be asking vague questions, to be honest. It's possible to get funding, but it typically has to be for a research master's. Canada is mostly looking for international tuition to fund their schools, so getting full funding is difficult. Canadians are looking for full scholarships as well even as the fees are cheap for them It's possible for international students to get full scholarships, but it's difficult. Mostly, what you see are scholarship grants where a certain percentage of the fees is paid. For personal research, you would need to find out more about it. I have met very few people who have been granted full scholarships, but they had extraordinary results and were doing research in very specific fields. One person I met was doing research on cancer and how computer programs can detect cancer in someone's bloodstream. These are very specific research projects that were funded by private companies in the U.S. in collaboration with the University of Toronto. This research was tied to a professor, so the professor was able to give the student a full scholarship. The student was from Nigeria and graduated from Covenant University with extraordinary results. After getting admission, the student emailed the professor with a proposal, and the professor was able to assist. Her master's program was then fully funded. It is hard, but it is possible. Just do your research to find what suits you. No one has all the answers You have better options in USA, but it has to be for research that is highly sought after. Sleep on both website to see which one you qualify for The website is always updated with the most recent scholarships from different countries. It would be good to open once in the while to see which one you qualify for Best of luck https://opportunitydesk.org/ https://www.afterschoolafrica.com/ |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by b4biodun(f): 3:24pm On Jul 03 |
Greetings to everyone, please is there anyone who has experience in the application of study visa to minor without the parent application being involved. I am an international student here in Canada and would love to apply for my children ages 13,12 and 8years. Will appreciate assistance of anyone knowledgeable in this |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by akinolaa76: 4:57pm On Jul 03 |
Hello. Hope this message meets you well. My name is Akin. I am a 3D animator and a filmmaker. Can you please share with me your fiverr link? I would love to see your reels. I may need your service. Thank you gen2lpat: |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Immacbaby: 5:31pm On Jul 03 |
Hi, house, Please how do I pay my friends IOM Lagos medical appointment. I have scheduled appointment and the only thing left is payment. I have forgotten how I did mine few years ago. The link would be greatly appreciated as soon as possible. Thank you! |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by MarksmanD: 5:40pm On Jul 03 |
If you have booked for an appointment, the payment instruction and bank account is included in the PDF file they'll send to you. Make payment and come along with the payment receipt on the day of your appointment. Immacbaby: |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Paroddy: 7:14pm On Jul 03 |
TradeSunMoore:Thank you so much |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Immacbaby: 7:15pm On Jul 03 |
Don’t bother answering. Sorted it out myself. Thank you If you have booked for an appointment, the payment instruction and bank account is included in the PDF file they'll send to you. Make payment and come along with the payment receipt on the day of your appointment. [/quote] |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Lifewithhardey: 1:04am On Jul 04 |
I did a one-year program in communications and then another one in journalism. I came in with a one-year program and applied for another course after my first year, which gave me a three-year work permit. You can apply for a one-year permit and reapply for admission, as it is easy to get admission if you are already in the school/Canada system. I also explained it here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CItdoqg9uEk?si=ArQ-F5XCdpcsxC1l gen2lpat: |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by BillQ: 1:37am On Jul 04 |
@Justmellow even if it’s now until 50 years time, have it in mind that you offended someone, watch your back always that’s all I’ve to tell you, this is not a threat just watch your back. |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by bullstriker: 4:27am On Jul 04 |
IMM 5257 – SCH 1 is for 18 years and above. So, do not add it to your children’s application b4biodun: |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by bullstriker: 4:36am On Jul 04 |
Financial buoyancy is a strong home tie. So, landed property, fixed deposit etc Study leaves from employer or proof of business registration Family members in Nigeria proof of membership in an organization It is not just about the documents; you should explain them in your SoP and discuss job opportunities and ambitions. You can attach a snapshot of the job posting in your occupation. Be concise in your submission and let it flow in a logical sequence. Momoney77: 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by bullstriker: 4:55am On Jul 04 |
Cheer up. You can still get your application approved. Unless your tuition fee is 15K per year, 30K is insufficient for 4 semesters. Also, the 22M in your account covers one year of living expenses. So, how do you intend to pay for the subsequent year? So, the funds are insufficient for a self-sponsor going for a 2-year program. If you are sponsoring yourself, you must have the tuition fees and living expenses for the duration of your program unless you can demonstrate a reliable source of income while in Canada. On the other hand, if you are using a sponsor, you can show just the cost of education for one year, regardless of the duration of your studies. stfadaanthony: |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by bullstriker: 5:02am On Jul 04 |
Paying the first-year tuition fee is an excellent idea. Then, explain the source of large sums in his account with supporting documents. Failure to explain the 20M deposit could lead to refusal for insufficient funds. Yes, the sponsorship letter should mention his position, salary, start date etc. Alternatively, he can do an affidavit of sponsorship. Paroddy: |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Paroddy: 7:16am On Jul 04 |
bullstriker:Is the affidavit of sponsorship compulsory or he can just write a sponsorship letter or he has to do both?? |
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