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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Frankrobbn1: 1:58pm On Nov 30, 2019
ChidimmaP:


Hello. This was the link I used to schedule mine. Hope it helps


https://www.vfsglobal.ca/IRCC-AppointmentWave1/Account/RegisteredLogin?q=shSA0YnE4pLF9Xzwon/x/CQ1P0LBKn66dLdNUfueK+yzShCR5+RPxbigEFl/W14/B2caAAJ+pjEGG2r7ohd6rA==

I hope they don't ban me for posting this link


It's an informative link that will be helpful to others. So you shouldn't be scared of been banned by the moderator of this thread.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Frankrobbn1: 2:03pm On Nov 30, 2019
IboBoyNuel:
Thanks to everyone who has helped. I'm sorry for asking too many questions. I'm also sorry cause this one is not going to be the last lol lipsrsealed

I have a maternal uncle who is a Canadian citizen and lives in Canada. Is it advisable to acknowledge in my application that i have a relation in Canada?

My home ties here are not to strong. I'm thinking if i acknowledge it then it outweighs my home ties which is not good.


Gurus in the house epp oo

The Canadian Immigration law doesn't consider far distant relatives like (maternal uncle, aunts, cousins etc) as a close relation. The only set of individuals that are seen as close relatives are - Spouse, kids, parents and slightly siblings. Following this, the answer to that question should be NO, because uncle can never sponsor you to become a permanent resident of Canada in any of the Canadian's immigration programs.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by churchstreet: 2:27pm On Nov 30, 2019
Qudkom:


Hello, everyone as a chance to get into Canada. However little factors can count against you;
1. Applying for another Bsc program. Please don't try it.

2. Going for a mere "diploma" program. That's also a no.

3. What you need is a post graduate program that gives you the opportunity to get exrta credit to boost your weak BSc and also give you relevant skills to get a good job afet graduation.

Recommendations;
1. Cape Breton University post baccalaureate business programs
2. Thompson Rivers university post baccalaureate business programs.

A post baccalaureate program is of interest to students who have a degree and want to return to university for one or two years to acquire a specialty in a functional area of business. Students with a first degree in business, but who want to change their area of focus, may complete a post-baccalaureate diploma as well.




Thank you for this, I really appreciate your contribution.

I looked up both universities and read about their programs. For Thompson Rivers, my sponsor can't afford that and for Cape Brenton, its not explanatory enough as the course outline are not listed to know the exact fee .

Going by your expertise, I would be glad if you can help me with the fees calculation for Post Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Management(2yr program) .

Thank you once again
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by churchstreet: 2:36pm On Nov 30, 2019
maxwelldexter:

good day, pls I have a cousin who has both a third class and also a 2:1 in computer science ,but in a different yrs intervals,he applied for a 1year diploma course in cyber security specialist co-op and he was granted visa that was early this year and also he was 32 yrs of age as at the time he applied for it, so why do u say a 27yrs graduate should not try it? well I just think it all depends on the VO that handled the application mixed with luck

Thanks for your contribution and encouragement sir..

If you don't mind , I would love to hear more about this and what do you recommend.

I welcome contributions from others too as I have limited time. I need to get back to my sponsor with a conclusion asap before she changes her mind.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by femeritus: 2:54pm On Nov 30, 2019
Please which medical tests are required and are there specific designated hospitals? I'm in PHC.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by maxwelldexter: 3:03pm On Nov 30, 2019
Sirromey:

Thank you . I am planning on reapply but this time I will include SOP ,employment letter, study approval from my firm and landed documents showing ties back home. Please can anyone help me review my SOP?
yes u can send it to my mail and I will get back to u anozie.maxwell@yahoo.com
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Qudkom(m): 3:34pm On Nov 30, 2019
maxwelldexter:

good day, pls I have a cousin who has both a third class and also a 2:1 in computer science ,but in a different yrs intervals,he applied for a 1year diploma course in cyber security specialist co-op and he was granted visa that was early this year and also he was 32 yrs of age as at the time he applied for it, so why do u say a 27yrs graduate should not try it? well I just think it all depends on the VO that handled the application mixed with luck
Diploma or Advanced diploma?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Sirromey(m): 4:44pm On Nov 30, 2019
Thank you I have sent it already.
maxwelldexter:

yes u can send it to my mail and I will get back to u anozie.maxwell@yahoo.com
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by opeey(m): 4:53pm On Nov 30, 2019
Qudkom:
Long post alert

I hate when I log into this forum and see excessive refusals. The truth is your refusal isn't because;
1. You truly have a vague SOP
2. Your academic program doesn't show a true purpose of visit.
3. Weak family ties or any of those vague reasons they give.

Since I got here I have analysed so many trends with international students from other countries most especially India and China. And here is my conclusion;

1. Most of this international students can't even speak good English hence, how did they scale through the SOP part that they mostly tell us we've written something "poor or vague"

P.S: Nationality withheld in a group presentation one international student wrote a report and I wanted to faint. A JSS3 Nigerian student can't write like that!

2. Most of them don't even get study permits for relevant courses that correlate with any work experience or whatsoever that we otherwise get refused for under the contempt of "purpose of visit" or "limited employment opportunities"

Now the reasons why this international students scale through the hectic STUDY PERMIT requirements are because;

1. They pay a year tuition
2. Show verifiable proof of living expenses (10kCAD)
3. They have viable financial institutions that give student loans with flexible payment intervals.
4. They hardly submit fraudulent documents which can ruin the chances of others.
5. Indians and Chinese immigrants invest a lot in Canada if you go to greater Toronto areas or Vancouver you'll confirm this.

So tell me why they won't be favoured. They don't care if they don't have a clear purpose of visit or whatsoever PRUDENCE is the order of the day

Also another clear reason why we Nigerians have so many refusals is simply because the study permit program in Canada as become over successful and there is simply not enough space. You need to see the way universities and colleges cash out yearly from international students it's unbelievable and when you notice that some other countries are given more priority then where do we stand. Where do we stand in a situation;
1. Where we're using 2/3 co-sponsors where some Asian kid as paid one year school fees and still doesn't mind paying 1kcad every month on living expenses.

2. Where do we stand when some people have ruined others chances through fraudulent documents

3. Where do we stand when other nationals are purchasing GIC(Guaranteed investment certificate) in the tune of 10kcad upwards to show proof of fund and we are still drawing table on how our uncle/brother/sister will sponsor us and getting #500 affidavit to support our claim

Please guys don't beat yourself up the system is flawed you aren't stupid or unfortunate it's just how the system works. I have met 2 immigration lawyers in Canada and I have seen some truth about the system.


Canada’s lack of a federal business immigration program and the difficulty of entering as a skilled worker through the express-entry system is adding to the overwhelming numbers of international students lining up for permanent residency. People from abroad are becoming students, just to have a pathway to immigration, he says.

“They're forcing people that really shouldn't go to school into the school system. And that's why, perhaps, the refusal rates are higher


On the contrary you can set yourself apart by boosting your chance if you have the means;
1. Pay a year tuition
2. Keep living expenses in the tune of 10KCAD in a fixed deposit and let it mature for at least 3months
3. Avoid fraudulent documents
4. Keep your SOP simple and straight to the point
5. Avoid using confusing documents
6. I'm sorry to say but limit the amount of co-sponsors if possible
7. Apply for relevant courses.

P.S: At thus rate the Canadian government might have post graduate work programs for people that study specific technical courses only while the rest will go home just like what we witnessed in UK.

Keep your heads high and keep pushing. It is well. Cheers
thanks
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by oniwoski: 5:22pm On Nov 30, 2019
Goodevening All

Thanks for all your response..i appreciate so much..
Pls how do I go about a second application..jst got refused. Pls Gurus help...i will be deferring to next September..
Do I need to order gcms

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by JustMellow: 5:25pm On Nov 30, 2019
chybabie:
Thanks for the response. I googled vfs number and got 234 81 5018 8800.
When I called the line, it is not giving me any option for Canada visa.
The options are; choose 1 for SA visa, choose 2 for bla bla bla etc.
Please which option would I choose?.

You can as well send them an email
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by JustMellow: 5:27pm On Nov 30, 2019
Kilz89:


Thank you Justmellow but it's not my business.I mean the Online brand management, I work for someone that pays me monthly.

Then show evidence/proof of employment i.e. ID card, employment letter, reference letter, payslip etc
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by oniwoski: 5:30pm On Nov 30, 2019
Hello All...
Pls can my sister help pick my passport after refusal....or is there anyway it can be mailed to me....i live far from lagos
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by JustMellow: 5:52pm On Nov 30, 2019
emeify1:
@Qudkom, thanks for this.
Do u have any specific advice for sowp candidates? Especially in terms of how to establish ties back home when an applicant cant get an extended leave from their employer? How do they justify their employability on returning home? How does one justify purpose of visit, etc? Dont think this is derailing the thread as a few people here would benefit from this information. Thank u.


Hello Emeify1,

The most important thing to work convincingly hard on is home ties to show solid proof of economic establishment. However, showing landed property is good but showing landed property that is economical is more better. Either way, both are good.

If an a study leave can't be gotten from an employer, not too much of a big deal. The employment letter, 'reference letter' and work ID is enough to prove employability. There are good other aspect one can show good intent to return back, especially for family application. The following listed can be resourceful.

Good economic establishment or prospect

1. Investment (shares, treasure bill, bond, fx d.)
2. Insurance Policy
3. Business (family or personal)
4. Real estate ( rental property ownership)

Sociocultural reasonableness

1. Inheritance
2. Organizational membership (holding sensitive position.
3. Active community participation
4. Family

Level of establishment

1. Landed property
2. Good financial flow
3. Stable source of funds.

Thus, for the purpose of visit, try to write a succinct letter to why you want to be with your spouse in Canada. This will consolidate the invitation letter, your spouse valid SP and other supporting documents. Then show sufficient funds that would cover your LE.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Nobody: 6:06pm On Nov 30, 2019
JustMellow:


Then show evidence/proof of employment i.e. ID card, employment letter, reference letter, payslip etc

I can provide them. I hope I won't be penalized since I didn't state it in my previous TRV application or if I choose to use it for EE application just in case I get denied again.?

Thanks again.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by JustMellow: 6:10pm On Nov 30, 2019
churchstreet:
Hello Gurus in the house

I have been a silent reader on this thread for a while but I need an advice at the moment urgently.

Let me brief you about myself. I'm a 27y/o lady with Bsc finance(3rd class) and PGD finance. I rounded up nysc in 2015 and haven't gotten a job since then.

A friend of mine who is resident in Canada suggested to me an idea on migrating to Manitoba via school. She suggested a school ( University College of the North), the Pas Manitoba because of its cheap tuition.

I checked for the programs online but all they offer is undergraduate diploma courses and few Bachelor's programs.

Right now, I'm thinking of applying for a two year diploma course in Business Administration as its a perquisite to getting a bachelor's degree in Business Administration according to their website..(I.e. 2 yrs for diploma and another two years program to be awarded a BSc).

And the tuition per year is around (6300 cad) which I feel is the least i have ever come across for an international student.

My question now is
1. Can someone of my age apply for the diploma

2. What are my chances of getting a visa by applying for an undergraduate diploma ( as whether to include in my LoE that I have a university degree or just my high school result)

3. What and what are to be explained in my SoP and how to address the year gap of my studies and all. ( ssce 2008, Bsc 2014, PGD 2019)

Lastly , I see this is an opportunity for me as its affordable for my sponsor so I await your contribution as I intend to apply for Sept 2020. Thank you

@Frankrobbn1

@NaijaForeigner

@JustMellow

@Qudkom

others not mentioned



Hello Churchstreet,

To an extent, age doesn't play much role. Based on the details you provided regarding your academic history, going for a second bachelor or a diploma isn't advisable but note that its also not impossible to secure you a visa. It all boils down to how well you present your application and the perspective approach the VO would apply to scrutinize your application.

As it stands, a Master is more suitable to count as an advancement. But however, a PGD/C should be considered only if you decide not to declare your previous PGD. As for your SOP, only state what is relevant to your application. It is good you focus more on the weak-links in your application in order to provide better clarity.

Its advisable you apply to at least two schools for improved possibility of admission.

Good luck!

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by joyblinks(f): 6:16pm On Nov 30, 2019
MUN19:
How do you intend tackling those point?



HIYYAAAAA...
Please I sent u a PM. I need to make enquiries about your school... expecting ur response.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by JustMellow: 6:20pm On Nov 30, 2019
Cherryola:
Can I still apply for study permit after 2 years refusal @Justmellow I know you have respond to this but I want more headlines from you concerning the reason behind it,this are the reasons behind and GCMS notes


Purpose of your visit
Travel history
family ties in Canada and in your country of residence


GCMS NOTES

Text:Reviewed application.PA has limited travel,limited economic /family ties.Based on the information provided not satisfied that the PA is a genuine student with sufficient ties to compel their departure. Application refused.


I'm not including any documents and not gonna make any change in my previous sensitive information only for me to improve in my LOE...I know that's a long time how can I convince/tell the VO what took me so long to come back


Again can I use my late grandfather as a biological mentor to look up to just to talk about d legacy he left behind in our community which I would like to continue or I should use something else

CC....@Najiaforeigner2,@Justmellow,@Qudkom,@Mcobex


Hello Cherryola,

The gcms notes points to your home ties. In your reapplication, convincingly prove that you are gainfully employed and good home ties. Any body can be an inspiration or mentor whether dead or alive. As long as you can make sense out of the mentorship thingy to count as positive in enlightening the VO, go ahead.

Cc: Frankrobben1 please kindly upload the link of your previous post that addressed the aforementioned refusal reasons to afford too much reporting.

All the best
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by JustMellow: 6:25pm On Nov 30, 2019
Frankrobbn1:
Justmellow, Naijaforeigner and Qudkom.... You guys are wonderful! I am indirectly picking/learning from your insightful posts wink. At same time, i truly appreciate the invaluable contributions you guys have been rendering on this platform. More power to your elbows my able men!

Hello Frankrobbn1,

You know you're not left out of the appreciation too. Thank you for your selflessness. We acquire more and better knowledge by learning from each other. Thank you for educative posts.

Bless up sir

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by ChidimmaP: 7:12pm On Nov 30, 2019
Frankrobbn1:



It's an informative link that will be helpful to others. So you shouldn't be scared of been banned by the moderator of this thread.


Thanks
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by emeify1: 7:15pm On Nov 30, 2019
@justmellow, thanks for this enlightenment. It's hard to get documents to prove things like community participation. Would u be able to spare some time to help me review the letter and documents?
JustMellow:


Hello Emeify1,

The most important thing to work convincingly hard on is home ties to show solid proof of economic establishment. However, showing landed property is good but showing landed property that is economical is more better. Either way, both are good.

If an a study leave can't be gotten from an employer, not too much of a big deal. The employment letter, 'reference letter' and work ID is enough to prove employability. There are good other aspect one can show good intent to return back, especially for family application. The following listed can be resourceful.

Good economic establishment or prospect

1. Investment (shares, treasure bill, bond, fx d.)
2. Insurance Policy
3. Business (family or personal)
4. Real estate ( rental property ownership)

Sociocultural reasonableness

1. Inheritance
2. Organizational membership (holding sensitive position.
3. Active community participation
4. Family

Level of establishment

1. Landed property
2. Good financial flow
3. Stable source of funds.

Thus, for the purpose of visit, try to write a succinct letter to why you want to be with your spouse in Canada. This will consolidate the invitation letter, your spouse valid SP and other supporting documents. Then show sufficient funds that would cover your LE.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by ChidimmaP: 7:17pm On Nov 30, 2019
If I don't link my paper route application online, does it mean anything?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by FreshGuy2(m): 8:22pm On Nov 30, 2019
Please advise a brother on this....
Traveling out has been on my mind for some years now either for studies (mechanical engineering)which is the only course I ever want to study or for work (menial jobs)... My problem now is how do I cope with mechanical engineering over there even though my maths background is very poor (never liked mathematics including other calculation courses from primary till I finished my ND).. On the other hand, if I travel out with the aim of working over there instead of studying, how easy will it be for me getting a better paying job considering the fact that I don't have much qualifications...
The countries on my mind are Germany and Canada
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by MICHV1: 9:06pm On Nov 30, 2019
Frankrobbn1:


The TRV DOCTOR of all time (2016/2017) on this thread. I officially welcome and acknowledge your presence here. It's a great pleasure to you've around today.
Trv doctor still cures refusal deficiencies and makes proper correctness towards success. I hail you all.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Qudkom(m): 9:11pm On Nov 30, 2019
Frankrobbn1:
Justmellow, Naijaforeigner and Qudkom.... You guys are wonderful! I am indirectly picking/learning from your insightful posts wink. At same time, i truly appreciate the invaluable contributions you guys have been rendering on this platform. More power to your elbows my able men!
Thanks for the compliment bro. Your input on this thread is equally of great importance.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by oyinlove15: 9:15pm On Nov 30, 2019
One of their requirements is GMAT, I don't have GMAT cry

Frankrobbn1:


Why not try McGill Master's of finance Program? It's also a good one
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Oganammuo: 10:25pm On Nov 30, 2019
Dbnagato:


Biometrics is valid for 10 years. I got denied in 2016. Reapplied this year, didn't do biometrics again.

OK. Thank you very much
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Onweke: 10:43pm On Nov 30, 2019
Dear All,
Please I need your advise on how to apply for study permit. I got my acceptance letter today from college of North Atlantic (Geographic information Specialist post diploma) for one year program. I have BSC in Surveying and Geoinformatics. I have been working in a bank for five years now. Can my experience in the bank count since it's not related to the study program ?
After paying for my tuition fees due for Feb 13 2019 what documents do I submit ?.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by maxwelldexter: 10:47pm On Nov 30, 2019
Qudkom:

Diploma or Advanced diploma?
just diploma, But the program was a professional course *DIPLOMA IN CYBER SECURITY SPECIALIST CO-OP ,its a 1 yr programm
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Godiswonderful: 11:25pm On Nov 30, 2019
Hi house please any idea of any Canadian school that gives funding for BSc?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Wola34: 12:14am On Dec 01, 2019
I applied for Canadian visa on October21 while my school resumption date is January is it okay for me to apply that time. Please I need an answer
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Dbnagato: 12:32am On Dec 01, 2019
Wola34:
I applied for Canadian visa on October21 while my school resumption date is January is it okay for me to apply that time. Please I need an answer

It's OK though but earlier is always better. Have you received any response from CIC though?

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