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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 8:53pm On Jul 25, 2016
Sure. Can't guarantee I can tell you anything new tho.
MunezSanti:
@Thesoj please is it possible I send you my letter of clarification you review it for me? I am done writing it.
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 10:43pm On Jul 21, 2016
@MunezSanti: FYI, the Canadian VOs know about this Nairaland thread, even though they don't post on here (I wish they come on here to answer our questions tho, like the US VOs do). And from your GCMS it is obvious who you are. So make sure your explanation is truly yours and not conjured up from what people on here tell you to say.
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 10:42pm On Jul 21, 2016
Hmm... I don't mean to make you feel worse BUT how did you possibly mistakenly "forget" to answer the question truthfully? You will need to give credible reasons for why you mistakenly didn't answer truthfully. To be bluntly honest with you, if I were the VO there is no way I could be convinced that you mistakenly answered "No" when the question is as clear as day. It is even more difficult to believe that it was a mistake (even if it was truly a mistake) because a "No" answer benefits your application.

With this in mind, if you choose to apply again you WILL need to have extremely convincing reasons to prove beyond every reasonable doubt that you didn't plan to deceive the VO. Several people on the thread in the past have argued endlessly that the US doesn't share info with Canada, but this is obviously untrue (both countries have announced this publicly!). But even if both countries didn't announce publicly they don't share info with each other, we should still get used to telling the truth.

This post is not meant to judge you (I'm not infallible myself), but to help you realize that the bar for your next application is VERY high. So you need to make sure that in your Letter of Clarification (I recommend you write one, separate from your SOP), you make a very CREDIBLE case for why you made this/these mistakes. Your situation is not insurmountable, but you yourself will need to figure out a way to explain your mistake. I don't think anyone else knows why you made that mistake, only you do. So go ahead and explain to the VO what happened, s/he may understand if your explanation is TRULY credible -- they are human too.
MunezSanti:
I just received my gcms notes. Please I need every good advice I can get from this forum on how to tackle this. PLEASE

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 8:42pm On Jul 21, 2016
princeade09:
From what you wrote, it was just like you were the second me. You can submit his bank statement, letter of sponsorship and affidavit of sponsorship, trust me, we are in the same shoe, but my advice for u here is to let him give you his bank statement, his I'd card copy, if he is your real uncle and u think his surname and yours tally, if he can give u his birth cert, fine if he can't too, nothing is damaged, in fact many people on this thread tend to act holy meanwhile everything na packaging, it is better we discuss in private so that I can share a piece of advice though I am trv hopeful.
This is such fantastic advice. @humberdave2017 , you need to package your app tightly. @princeade09 I agree that posts with phrases like "God did it, I didn't even put in XYZ documents yet I still got my TRV!" are counterproductive & misleading and don't help future readers of the thread; such posts encourage people to think that prayer can supplement a mediocre application.

Even if prayer works, what if the VO is also praying to not give visas to applicants with incompletely packaged applications? Anyways, people should keep in mind that religion or belief in god/gods is not the prerequisite for getting a visa; we Nigerians need to start using our brains and stop using one god or another as a crutch (even if you believe in whatever deity or spirit). "God did it!" did not build Canada, these people are using their brains to improve their country. Let's use our brains too.

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 8:29pm On Jul 21, 2016
Sending you a PM... I shouldn't derail the thread.
PS: I'm a bro.
tbaib:
Thanks my sis. I kuku relocated well first time out if province...
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 4:52pm On Jul 20, 2016
Hello sister, e go beta. Maybe you could consider relocating to a different Canadian city that has better opportunities for your profession (you probably have already thought about this sha, but just wanted to mention it anyways)? Sometimes taking a bold fresh start in a new city that's a better fit for you and your preferences can be a massive boon to your life!

I once lived in a certain US city that I felt was beginning to ruin my life (no joke), then I moved to a different US city and my quality of life improved by 1000% (I live in the US, not Canada) though my life of course still isn't perfect (and will never be, and I'm not even sure if I'll be happy if my life was close to "perfect" ). But I do definitely get your point that no place is "paradise"... even with all possible amenities and wealth, we still have to face problems since we are primarily psychological beings.
tbaib:
I just wonder what everyone is looking for in canada? Person just dey suffer suffer for here ojare. I for go back but i cant even afford plane ticket. But i guess presently its still better than Nigeria. Anyways am renting read above post
tbaib:
Dont get me wrong. Canada is awesome. The main challenge is getting money and paying bills. There is water light security great health care , a more reformed system where everythig is cordial you dont have to shout too much to get things done (sometimes for some rubbish people sha). Just the challenges which are normal at any location in life. Two things just get money and pay bills and you are good.

I wish all TRVs the best and congrats to the new fall students. God bless your irin

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 4:29pm On Jul 20, 2016
@Urbanboy, congratulations on your TRV!

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 4:26pm On Jul 20, 2016
Haha, thx CassetteBoy. It brings me joy to see young motivated Naija people achieve their dreams. Best wishes with your application.
CassetteBoy:
thesoj....I don't know you..but I will hunt you..and find you..then appreciate and celebrate you for all you've done for us here..keep watch.

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 7:53pm On Jul 19, 2016
There's the visit visa forum: https://www.nairaland.com/2103860/canada-visit-tourist-visa-discussion
Also, here are the visitor visa document requirements for Nigeria applicants, according to CIC.
yolemum:
Hi pple sorry to draw you guys back...pls what are requirements to apply to visit Canada on holidays..thanks wld appreciate response, pls don't tell to read back. Abeg

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 3:50am On Jul 19, 2016
I'm very sorry to hear about your second delay. In order to help you, you will need to post all the necessary information that will enable a comprehensive response. e.g. Undergraduate & employment info & dates, level of study in Canada, document list, etc. If you already posted these in the past, then just hyperlink it into your next post.

Also, if you feel that your profile is credible and defensible, then I would encourage you to apply again. @bosypumpin was refused three times last year but she pulled it off this year on her fourth application.

Additionally I would also suggest you consider other countries as backup plans (especially if you are a complex applicant). E.g. Germany and USA. Germany has free tuition and the visa process is not as crazy Canada. US education is on average more expensive than Canadian education (for international students) but you know your fate after a two-minute visa interview.
oyeleye22:

I have been refused twice and I don't know if I shld try again. I studied agric economic s here in Nigeria and I chose environmental science for a second degree. Can I apply again using a masters degree or better still go to us. I didn't use sop in my first application but I used in my second could send it to ur mail if u could help read through. Should I just stay off Canada for now cus at first d reasons were purpose of visit and family ties
Now they added travel history and personal asset. Please nobody shld tell me sorry o it would just worsen ma feelings right now. But if u have an advice for me am all ears. Thank u.

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 7:50am On Jul 18, 2016
Don't bother starting from Part 1... there'll be too many repeated pieces of information. Just read Part 6 and/or Part 7 and/or Part 8.

Also, view this link which will be helpful: IMPORTANT LINKS; I recommend you painstakingly go through this link before even reading any of the parts.

Also, view this post on how to search the thread.

Welcome to the thread.
Omaai:
I just found this thread, pls how do I get to Part 1?

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 2:37pm On Jul 11, 2016
@TheDreamChaser
Glad to help, bro/sis!

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 2:35pm On Jul 11, 2016
Bank statements alone won't do. You need a tax clearance or a whole lot of other documents (in addition to the bank statement) that basically serve the purpose that a tax clearance is supposed to serve. I believe the VO would prefer to see a simple verifiable document issued by the government, i.e. tax clearance.
adebayoolatunji:
the company is a logistics firm that works directly with lafarge...it has a monthly income of 50million from lafarge....all other docs are available.

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 2:20pm On Jul 11, 2016
I wouldn't say it is "compulsory" but I would say it is very highly recommended. If for some reason the company can't access it, then I hope they have lots of proof of their income & solvency (e.g. proof of contracts with different clients over a long period of time [like a year] proof of income from these contracts, etc).

Basically think like a VO. A VO needs credible proof that the company can afford to sponsor you, and s/he needs to know that 1) it is a legal company 2) it has a history of sufficient funds 3) it has credible sources of income. A tax clearance answers these three questions in one fell swoop!

I would highly recommend the tax clearance, if possible. But if not, then provide documents that address the points I raised in the previous paragraph.
adebayoolatunji:
@ogasija and @thesoj
Pls is tax clearance compulsory for those that want to be sponsored by their company because I saw on this post sometimes ago where someone was given Trv without putting tax clearance......
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 2:06pm On Jul 11, 2016
you are welcome.
TheDreamChaser:
thesoj
Thank you for the detailed comments. Really appreciate the time you took in writing that. Will start working on a very comprehensive SOP as soon as possible. Already taking steps to get my GCMS notes
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 2:04pm On Jul 11, 2016
@TheDreamChaser
Also, don't forget to explain to the VO why you are a teacher and how it has helped shaped you and your long-term goals. For example, since you are a teacher you probably have better insights of what sort of software you want to develop that would help students learn better etc. You should find ways to link your job as a maths teacher with your goals as a software developer. Think about why you became a teacher and what you like about it and how you can synergize this experience with your long-term goals as a software developer. E.g. how can maths be taught better in Nigeria using better pedagogical software tools? What are your ideas to create such tools with your Canada training?

Btw make sure your SOP is not too long o (1-2 pages). And if it is long, make sure it is a very enjoyable and effortless read (i.e. if it is more than 2 pages then better write prose like Chimamanda or close)

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 1:41pm On Jul 11, 2016
The dreaded "purpose or visit" delay. Sorry about that.

Software engineering is closely linked to mathematics and logic, you should make it very clear and explicit to the VO the relationship between these fields of study.

You need to work on your SOP and make it very convincing. Don't leave any room for ambiguity, else the VO will almost always think the worst. Remember it is your duty to prove your purpose of visit -- if the VO is not 100% convinced, that's very likely a denial. You need to make clear why exactly you like software engineering, why exactly you want to study it in Canada (instead of anywhere else), why exactly you are doing a PGC (and not a masters), what you plan to use the Canada training for in Nigeria (be specific... talk about projects in Naija you would use the skills to implement, and discuss how some of the courses in the program would enable this), etc. Be specific, I can't emphasize this enough.

In your SOP, you need to write unambiguously, boldly, confidently, and directly (but with humility and zero arrogance).

One of the rules of writing credibly is "show, don't tell". Instead of saying you are interested in software development, show your passion by describing some of the software you have developed in the past. Do you have any screenshots of some of the software you have developed? If so, attach them to your SOP and of course append a caption so the VO is not confused. Also describe the (potential) impact of the software you have written or aspire to write. Describe your current expertise in software (e.g. what languages do you write in? What is your skill level? How will a Canada education help you get to a different level? etc)? Also, make sure your CV contains mostly relevant information, e.g. have a section on "software skills", "software projects developed", etc. Every part of your application should be coherent and should tell a comprehensive story about you and your passions. Definitely attach your CV to your next application and make sure it is very professional. Make sure your SOP and CV are comprehensible by a lay person (the VO) who doesn't understand computer science or programming.

Lastly, make sure there are no grammatical errors or logical inconsistencies in your SOP or any other parts of your application. If I were a VO, a quick screen for serious applicants would be excessive grammatical and logical errors; VOs are more likely to deny applicants that present sloppy applications.

Try again bro, but be willing to invest countless hours on chiseling your SOP and the rest of your application. Wish you the best.

Edited for clarity
TheDreamChaser:

Thanks man.

Bsc Mathematics (2014)
NYSC (2015)
Diploma in Software engineering (2012)
I'm currently teaching Mathematics at a secondary school(2015 till date)
Got admitted for a PGC in computer application development at Conestoga college
SOP stating I developed an interest in software engineering right from University, hence the need to go for a PGC in a related course

Submitted docs relating to all the above

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 6:23pm On Jul 05, 2016
GPA is not the only factor taken into account in admissions decisions. Also, keep in mind that an applicant with a low CGPA can appear competitive if s/he had high grades in the most important courses on his/her transcript and had an above average last two academic years.

In many cases, other aspects of one's application can be weighed equally as one's CGPA. There was someone on this thread in part 7 or 8 who was rejected from all four schools she applied to even though she had a 4.45 CGPA.

Admission decisions are also determined by the competiveness of the applicant pool into the program you are applying to, how many new students the program takes in every year, course-based vs research-based, etc.

Remember that this is not binary and there are no silver bullet answers.
blaugrana82:
God bless u bro for this comment. but I know of someone that applied for a PGD program in UniOttawa for Project management and he wasn't given an offer. he got 3.30 CGPA. I even told him to screen shot the mail to me.

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 5:16pm On Jul 04, 2016
So you are saying that @MichaelFinn and @snoop4dem are lying? Also, my sister has met someone at uOttawa with a 2:2 CGPA. I saw it on the uOttawa website (for a particular course, I thought it was Electronic Business Technologies... email the program coordinator to confirm...) last year that a 2:2 was their minimum requirement, but I am not able to find the link at the moment.

While it is very difficult to get a into a masters with a 2:2, it is not impossible depending on the applicant's course of interest, research experience, recommendations, statement of purpose, contact with the admissions office, and more.

Your statement in bold is too binary and is misinformed -- have you emailed every school to find out that they will never consider someone with a 2:2 or low 2:1?? Please be careful when making absolutist statements like his because they are not very helpful for people seeking information on the thread.
blaugrana82:
... I was so inquisitive I had to confirm from Uni Ottawa site for electronic business technology. ,bros abeg no school in Canada accepts less than a 2.1 for masters and the 2.1 must be a very strong one except are ready to keep spending 26,000 naira = 100 Canadian dollars to each schools. 3.73 is almost 3.75 CGPA so he could try out some schools but my bro e too hard walahi. I'm just been very sincere with u

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 10:49pm On Jul 03, 2016
andre99:
Hello house, what are my chances of getting a TRV, i av a 2:1 with a CGPA of 3.73, i intend going for a PGC instead of a Masters program, i hope it's not a red flag to the VO.
It's not a red flag whatsoever as long as you can explain to the VO why a PGC not a masters. There are totally legitimate reasons for choosing a PGC over a masters, e.g. a more practical education with skills that immediately translate to the workplace, a less theoretical education, better understanding of industry needs, etc.

I don't think a legitimate explanation to the VO is that you chose a PGC because of the easier admission process. You have to think of an advantage of the PGC course exactly over a masters equivalent. Tip: look at the list of courses in your PGC program and compare them to the equivalent courses would you take in a masters program and identify & describe the advantages that informed your choice.

In any case, a 3.73 CGPA is good enough to get admission to a masters program so long as you apply to at least three masters programs (personally I would apply to four if I had your CGPA) and you put together an excellent application.

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 10:38pm On Jul 03, 2016
dejilale:
Hello seniors, pls I really need clarification on this;
I am 29,I graduated in 2010 with a 2/2 (CGPA 2.9) and I intend going for my masters in canada. What are my chances pls.
bjmme:
you can get Pgd not master

Yep, you can get a master's admission with that CGPA (though it would require an amazing application as well as a strategic choice of schools). uOttawa on their website somewhere states that they accept 2:2 for some programs (e.g. Electronic Business Technologies and some other programs). @MichaelFinn a long time ago (part 8, I think) got admission to uOttawa with a 2.54 CGPA. I can also imagine that some other schools with a 2:1 requirement may accept a 2:2 student with an extremely good application (excellent recommendation letters, relevant work experience, extraordinary SOP, personal contact with the admissions office, etc).

Your work is cut out for you, but you can do it!

What is your course of interest?

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 11:12pm On Jun 30, 2016
Governoryomi:
Can someone please help me send a format for which i can use to write to my thesis supervisor for his supervision of my M.sc program. johnabayomi6@gmail.com is my email add
https://www.nairaland.com/2367106/travelling-canada-part-8/28#34729512

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 11:56pm On Jun 27, 2016
Good thinking, bro.
Graviton2:
I'm telling you. I won't even carry anything for someone I know personally.

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 11:18pm On Jun 27, 2016
Lol. Carrying stuff abroad for strangers is extremely risky.
illuminada:
Bros...please where is your final destination? Was wondering if you could help with a small item
Graviton2:
Due to security concerns, I can't help with your item, bro. Sorry.

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 11:10pm On Jun 27, 2016
Your first sentence may be slightly incorrect (I think). A program that lasts eight months would get an eight-month PGWP (that's the minimum PGWP length) but a program less than eight months gets no PWGP. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad-who.asp @hustla, learn to use google na.
Gymme:
If the two semesters would last for 8 months (which is usual duration), then no PGWP. If it is 1 year, then 1 year PGWP. You can apply for MSc in other schools during or after the program. I would advise you get another 1 year program before you decide to apply for PGWP so as to get a 2-3 year PGWP. That is not the route to Skilled migration but CEC.

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 6:13am On Jun 27, 2016
Pls ask your question publicly. I dont respond to most PMs anymore, because most of the questions people PM me for are have been repeatedly answered on here. I am also not able, time wise, to respond to most PMs.
canman:
thesoj please inbox me here greatways16@yahoo.com

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 6:06am On Jun 27, 2016
Haha. Thx boss.
Obiwannn:
Na MAN you be!

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 4:55am On Jun 27, 2016
In your next application write a Letter of Clarification explaining your mistakes in filling the forms. You should make it clear that they were honest mistakes that you made. It has to be clear and convincing that you did not intend to lie.
MunezSanti:
Thanks for your reply. Recently I saw another mistake in my IMM 1294 form. The question in the form that says; 'Have you ever you used another name before (nick name, birth name, Alias, maiden name, etc.?)'. I answered 'NO' when I should have answered 'YES' because the middle name on my birth certificate and the middle name on my passport and all other academic documents is different. Do you think the VO rejected my application under Subsection 16 (1) because of this mistake too?

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Travel / Re: General German Visa Enquiries Part 3 by thesoj: 4:28am On Jun 27, 2016
Hey bro, I'm glad you found the information helpful. The current CIC (Canadian immigration) rules do not preclude you from working if you have a scholarship as far as I know. The eligibility to work as a student is simply being a full-time student or being on holiday between semesters.
Eke40seven:

Wow! Such an amazing revelation. Your input on this thread is as always eye opening.
Good to hear about your brother. I will reach you soon.

Another question, I read once that if you are an international student on scholarship, you are not allowed to work by the Canadian government. Did the new amendments touch that aspect?
Travel / Re: General German Visa Enquiries Part 3 by thesoj: 10:21pm On Jun 25, 2016
Eke40seven:
Oh great!! I didn't know they have changed their off campus rules. In that case, their work permit is just as par with Germany and given the fact that there is no language barrier, once stands a better chance of getting better and less laborious work. Am I right?
Yes, theoretically.
Eke40seven:
Is it possible for one to also fund ones school fees, feeding, housing and other expenses solely from the money made working?
I would say no. It is very possible to hustle feeding and housing money from working tho. With a C$12/hr job and 20hrs/week during the school session, you would make ~C$1,000 a month which is very sufficient to cover all living expenses (people that make less than about C$11k per year are taxed at a very low rate). Hustling for tuition would be very difficult though, but it is possible to work full time during summer and make some savings to cover a fraction of tuition. I would not advise anyone to plan to work to pay all of their tuition; it would be very stressful.

Having said this, some grad students get research assistantships and pay little to no tuition and also get stipends. There's a number of people over at the Canada visa thread that have gotten this sort of funding. It is not too difficult to get if you graduated with a 2:1 (and above) and are resilient enough to bombard a whole bunch of professors at different universities with well-crafted emails expressing interest. This post on the Canadian thread describes how one would go about it.

This other post on the Canadian thread provides a summary of some of the useful info about going to Canada.

You are welcome to mention me if you have any questions about Canada.
cc: em3r4ld

Btw, @eke40seven, kudos to all you do on this thread. I used to follow it, and it almost got my younger brother to Germany though he got his Canadian visa a week before he was to schedule his interview with the German embassy. This thread is such an amazing resource.

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Travel / Re: General German Visa Enquiries Part 3 by thesoj: 5:37am On Jun 25, 2016
International students in Canada can work all year without needing an extra work permit. They changed the rule as of June 2014.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-offcampus.asp


Can work 20hrs/week during school session and full-time on holidays. So I think Canada is just as good when it comes to working while a student.

cc: @em3r4ld

Eke40seven:

In my opinion, it depends on what you want.
Study wise, Germany have arguably the best package for international students, great schools, ridiculously cheap transportation and housing arrangements for students, wonderful health insurance package (if you are under 30), by far better work/study permit than Canada.
However, the only advantage Canada will have over Germany is the non language barrier. Nothing else.
If you can deal with that and the challenges that it comes with then you are good to go.

If you have the cash and won't mind the great limitations Canada places on international students to work while studying and probably are sure of getting that amount every year from home without hassles then Canada will be easier for integration purposes because of the language. But your Canadian course though, Rural Dev. embarassed how you take find am?
Canada and Germany's post study stay incentives are fairly at par.
You see I didn't mention Luxembourg. That's a business country, quite rich and expensive. I don't know anything about their package for international student, so I can't comment knowledgeably.
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 10 by thesoj: 10:22pm On Jun 24, 2016
Hi TheBae. I think Khalesi wrote about this a while ago. My brother told me they threw away all his gala and noodles (because of the beef in gala, and chicken in thr noodles ingredients list) at the airport. Khalesi says they let her bring in her noodles because she separated the noodles from the seasoning sachet. The chicken seasoning is in the seasoning pack. @Graviton2, go to the Canadian Border Protection website to see the specific instructions on what you an bring in and what you can't. Cheers.
TheBae:
I'm concerned about the meat and dairy products. They are prohibited. Gala and milk might be a problem for you if you encounter a strict customs officer. Gala has processed meat in it. People may have succeeded in taking them through the border but you might not be so lucky. Concealment of undeclared food can lead to fines or even prosecution and you can't possibly declare items that you know are prohibited.
I'm curious about the palm oil. Did you freeze it and are you going to conceal it? @thesoj please shed more light on this

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