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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Frankrobbn1: 7:45am On Oct 25, 2018 |
Labims: 4 months bank statement is sufficient here. Additionally, If the funds in the investment account can be liquidated and will be readily available once she finally secures her TRV, you can also include it with her application, but endeavour to attach a reference letter from the bank attesting this to be true. 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Naijaforeigner: 8:34am On Oct 25, 2018 |
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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Ezriela: 9:19am On Oct 25, 2018 |
Amen,it is done. Austacus: 2 Likes |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Nobody: 9:45am On Oct 25, 2018 |
Austacus: Amen!! And so shall it be 2 Likes |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by litterbug(f): 9:47am On Oct 25, 2018 |
Amen.. Austacus: 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Labims: 9:58am On Oct 25, 2018 |
Thanks Frankrobbn1: |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Aneeta133(f): 10:05am On Oct 25, 2018 |
Austacus: AMEN...it will end in praise, 4months now.. 2 Likes |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Labims: 10:38am On Oct 25, 2018 |
Dear Team! Addendum contd: she has two siblings with families in Canada, can she declare this in her SOP and also can she get one of her siblings to write they'll be hosting her and her daughter till they settle in? |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by amozag2018: 10:42am On Oct 25, 2018 |
Amen Austacus: 2 Likes |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by blessedness(f): 10:50am On Oct 25, 2018 |
Austacus: Amen! 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Dera12345(f): 10:55am On Oct 25, 2018 |
FRANKROBBN1 FRANKROBBN1 FRANKROBBN1 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Hormohwhunmy: 11:02am On Oct 25, 2018 |
Any update on September applicant? I submitted my application on September 10, haven't been called for medical and didn't submit upfront medical report. Tracking my application, still in progress. 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by sflamez: 11:15am On Oct 25, 2018 |
Hi everyone, I just received updated admission letter from the uni I applied to last night, the first one expired in September. My question is, will I add the new admission letter to my online Application I submitted since July 11, or they’ll request for it later on? Thanks in advance |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Lagos2canna: 11:35am On Oct 25, 2018 |
sflamez:You can mail it to cic,any update on your app. |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by makano: 11:56am On Oct 25, 2018 |
You can email it to CIC or just wait for them to request for it. The former doesnt guarantee ur Visa tho but when they ask for ur new admission letter then thats 90% approval. So the choice is urs. Peace sflamez: |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by litterbug(f): 12:05pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
Website Maintenance again today... by Gods grace, it will definitely end in praise for all of us waiting in Jesus name. Amen |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Trapping(m): 12:09pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
@Jnyuwa, do you know how many days it will take VAC in Abuja to send someone's passport to Lagos embassy. I ask because I've only 10 days to submit my passport. I've already sent the passport to vAC in Abuja, because I dont want to pay that unnecessary passport transmission fee. |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by sflamez: 12:10pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
litterbug:Amen |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by sflamez: 12:18pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
Lagos2canna:No updates yet. Still praying o |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by sflamez: 12:18pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
makano:Thank you so much |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Fleshly: 12:30pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
@galala123, When you submitted your passport for visa stamp did you include any fee? I understand that since I am submitting my passport in the same VAC where I did my biometrics, I should not include any fee? Is this true. Secondly do I need to attach any visa consent form to the passport? Please this is urgent! |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by jnyuwa02: 12:46pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
Trapping: Abuja accumulates the passports and sends them out every Wednesday. Once out, it takes only one day to be in Lagos. If you have anything urgent, I will advice you talk to Abuja ASAP so you do not miss any deadlines. 2 Likes |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Trapping(m): 2:24pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
jnyuwa02: Thank you Jnyuwa, God bless you! 1 Like |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Godisgracious: 2:35pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Senatorkolade: 2:48pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Senatorkolade: 4:09pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
From February 2017 to March 2018, a total of 23,577 claims for refugee protection were made by irregular border crossers, according to the latest available data from the Immigration and Refugee Board -- the arms-length body that processes asylum claims. Of those, a total of 3,462 claims, or 15 per cent, have been finalized. Of the claims that have been finalized, 47 per cent have been accepted, 36 per cent have been rejected, nine per cent have been abandoned and eight per cent have been withdrawn or classified as "other." After Garneau made the statement in May that more than 90 per cent of irregular migrants were being rejected, government officials later clarified that he was referring specifically to the number of Haitians who crossed into Canada last year at unofficial crossings. The majority of asylum seekers this year are Nigerian, and as a result may be more eligible for asylum, given the state of conflict and persecution of certain populations in Nigeria, the government has said. IRB data shows that between February 2017 and March 2018, 68 per cent of claims by asylum seekers from Haiti whose claims had been processed were rejected, while only nine per cent were approved. Meanwhile, 46 per cent of Nigerian claims were rejected and 33 per cent were accepted. Only a small percentage of the total claims have been processed so far, due to a significant backlog at the IRB. Only 1,074 Haitian claims and 361 claims from Nigerians have been completed. |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Senatorkolade: 4:19pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
THIS WHY CANADA IS VERY TOUGH ON NIGERIAN VISA SEEKERS Despite being the world’s largest black nation with over 180 million people, thousands of Nigerians regularly leave the country daily to seek asylum in other countries. According to a special focus by Per Second News, for example, 13,656 Nigerians applied for Canadian Temporary Resident Visa between January to March , 2018. A whooping 175, 474 Nigerians applied for the Temporary Resident Visa in the North American country between 2013 – 2018, according to documents sent to Per Second News by the Canadian Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship office. The Canadian Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship approved a total of 82,277 applications from Nigerians, while 87, 247 Nigerians saw their applications denied. The Canadians say most of those granted visas refuse to go back to Nigeria and instead seek for asylum in what the Canadian authorities called ‘an unprecedented surge of asylum seekers from Nigeria.’ Asylum seekers at the US-Canadian border So far this year, the majority of illegal migrants arriving in Canada are Nigerians who have recently been issued U.S. travel visas. “It is apparent that they obtained those visas with the express intent to actually go to Canada,” said Hursh Jaswal, communications director for Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen. “They land in the United States, where they stay for a very short period of time, and then make their way to Canada.” Per Second News in a report last week revealed that the Canadian authorities has urged U.S. embassy officials in Lagos and Abuja to crack down on visas, saying many of the asylum seekers had valid U.S. visas and used the United States merely as a transit point. The number of U.S. visas being issued to Nigerians has since dropped, said Mathieu Genest, a spokesman for Canadian Immigration and Refugee Minister Ahmed Hussen, revealed. “Nigerians do not want to settle in the U.S. but in Canada. It is much easier for a citizen of Nigeria to obtain a tourist visa for the U.S. than for Canada,” Stephane Handfield, an immigration lawyer in Montreal, said. “So they get a U.S. tourist visa, stay a few days in the U.S. and cross the Canadian border.” Asylum seekers in Canada The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said more than 25,000 people were intercepted as they crossed from the US since January 2017 to March 2018. Responding to query by Per Second News, the Canadian Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship office, said that although a Canadian official has been sent to work with US visa officials in Lagos on three separate occasions and Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Minister Ahmed Hussen met with Nigerian government officials last month, it is important to note that Canadian authorities are not interfering or involved in decisions regarding the issuance of US visas. “The U.S. is responsible for each decision that is made on whether to issue or not a visa. At the highest levels, both Canada and the United States have reaffirmed their determination to work together to combat abuse of US travel documents. This is part of the mutual long term cooperation between USA and Canada to protect our borders, said Nancy Caron, spokesperson for the Canadian immigration in an email to Per Second News. “The Government of Canada continues to expand its overall outreach efforts to inform people and provide the facts about Canada’s asylum system by working closely with our missions in the U.S., by engaging with communities in the U.S. and issuing messages on social media channels in both Canada and the U.S. to provide accurate information.” “The Government of Canada is committed to orderly migration, which includes providing protection to genuine refugees based on a well-founded fear of persecution, she told this newspaper on Monday. ” The government is unwavering in its commitment to ensuring the safety of Canadians, protecting our well-managed immigration system and fulfilling our international obligations. Minister Hussen has been clear that Canada’s asylum system is intended solely for those in need of our protection and it must be done through the proper channels. Entering Canada by irregularly crossing the border is not a free ticket to stay, each claim is heard by the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) and unsuccessful claimants are removed to their country of origin.” The Canadian immigration also revealed that there have been no visa policy changes for Nigerian nationals. ” Visa applications are considered on a case-by-case basis based on the information presented by the applicant. The onus is on the applicant to show that they meet the requirements for a temporary resident visa (TRV). All applications from around the world are assessed equally against the same criteria. Canada does not limit the number of temporary resident visa applications that are accepted from any country. 2 Likes |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Success2019: 4:55pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
Hello guys pls I need your opinion on this My total funds for a year as a student is 19,000 I am using my dad personal account of closing balance 15m and second account of 10m And am also adding my uncle as a sponsor with 1m closing balance. Do you think it ok? |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Lagos2canna: 4:56pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
sflamez:It is well |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Lagos2canna: 4:57pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
litterbug:Is the maintenance now daily |
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 15 by Senatorkolade: 4:58pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
Success2019: How many years program? |
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