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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 9:57pm On Oct 21, 2016
Every application is unique, so don't expect a one-size-fits-all answer.

Based on what you just wrote, if your uncle puts together a compelling reason to sponsor you through his company (and if he has sole company ownership and sole control of the company accounts) then it should be ok. But I would argue that making such a compelling case is not as simple as you might think. His sponsorship letter cannot be generic, he needs to spell out exactly what aspects of the business he needs you to manage and why.

He should be able to precisely tie together how a combination of your prior education, work experience, character, and his relationship with you make you the perfect choice for a management position for his company. I would also suggest he provide details about the revenue growth numbers he anticipates your skills from Canada would bring to his business. He may also need to describe to the VO the strategic plan for his company and why your skills from Canada would be one of the final pieces to make this strategic plan come to life.

Once you (and your uncle) figure out how to address the above, then you will be able to come up with all the documents you should include. Basically you need any combination of documents that prove registration of the company, your uncle's sole ownership of the company, maybe some documents that show the company's cash flow (recent contracts or agreements with other companies), fat bank account(s), documents that show the company's strategic plan (if any), etc.

I know my advice may sound too detailed to follow well, but I'm giving you this advice because this is exactly what I would do if I were in your shoes. If you need additonal help, look through the long list of links I periodically post to view the "TRV chopping documents" lists, and you should be able to find lists of documents that various applicants have used in the past.
spores99:
thanks for your response, really appreciate it
i guess i did not break down the whole thing well....
sponsorship:
the company sponsoring his owned by my uncle (but not same surname) who is also an american citizen but runs his accounting firm (also a contractor who has built 4 notable nigerians) here where he intends to sponsor from, and its a one year programme (18k in total) in addition my step brother is also in canada (over 10yrs) who has also sent documets/affidavit of support to provide financial assitance anywhere i need it and also i have a joint fixed deposit of 3mil with my dad for my disposal.

education:
i graduated with a bsc in science, with a diploma in shipping management with experience in the shipping sector and other professional cert, so my uncle is looking to employ me to manage a new branch he his opening soon so thats y he intends to sponsor my PGD in international business management so i can quickly gain practical knowledge of business management within a year and come back....

with all this i hope am good enough to go? please advise based on your own opinion thanks
@thesoj.... in addition can i also have the sample list of documents u went thru during the person's own
thanks really appreciate... would be waiting on a reply from you

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 12:32am On Oct 20, 2016
I do agree with you that we shouldn't be unnecessarily harsh to each other. But let's end the issue. Hope your day today went well grin!
MissShakara:
Are you surprised? The boy too like fight, especially when his sidekicks cheer him on!
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 12:16am On Oct 20, 2016
Since last year, getting denied after "medicals passed" has become a regular occurrence.
Riddeek:
well you see, there is a possibility of "failing" medicals, extremely rare though but the possibility exists
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 12:15am On Oct 20, 2016
chill bro. no be fight na. grin
michV:
missshakara i guess you are new here and have not understood the system we do things here.don't patronize some debates if you can't bear the heat cos even some of us here are friends on chats already to have understood ourselves.some debates,comments are meant to hit up the boredom of the thread while also simultaneously being informative.

Don't let me out of my shell personally for you but meanwhile i don't like exchanging words with ladies especially premature gurls claiming ladies cos atimes it ends being baseless talks and pointless debates.
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 12:09am On Oct 20, 2016
michV:
if he wants to retire from the forum,i can even help cook party rice for his retirement. grin

Meanwhile if you have carefully observed my moniker personally, i don't give or encourage hopeless hopes to any individual whatsoever here regardless of your person since where are faceless here.what am i saying in essence? Is that any organizational/company sponsorship for study permit/visa to an employee/individual will be rejected by the VO. Avoid company sponsorship because the VO will tick the 3 boxes of insufficient funds for you without remorse.

Bro I agree with the spirit of your advice but it is too cut and dry. It is not true that you will for sure be denied a visa with company sponsorship. I know someone on this thread that got his TRV with a very compelling company sponsorship. I went through all his documents so I am 100% certain. Also he isn't the only one. Where I would agree with you is that it is very hard to get a TRV with company sponsorship.

For the sponsorship to be credible, then the applicant's course has to jive with the company's current/future business, the applicant's Canada program must be unique and very rare to find in Nigeria, the company must have a very fat bank account (imho, at least 7-10 times how much they will spend on you per year), you need to have a lot of highly skilled experience with the company (basically, why should they sponsor you if you've only worked there for a year? it wouldn't make sense to the VO), it is difficult for the company to hire Nigeria employees in the skill area for which that they are sponsoring you, the company should probably have a prior history of sponsoring your trainings (e.g. attach prior sponsorships for trainings in South Africa or wherever), you are already very well paid by the company.

You also need to get a lot of credible documents from the company (including letter(s) from the owner(s) or board of directors, registration documents, sources of funds...), etc. So I basically agree with the spirit of your advice but your advice shouldn't be binary.

cc: @spores99. I can categorically state that your chances of approval with company sponsorship are slim to none because your course (international business management) doesn't seem like a course that warrants a company to spend over $20k CAD per year. Sorry to be so blunt but just want to be clear. I do stand to be corrected though, because every application is unique.

PS: Disregard this post if the company sponsoring you is owned by your parents. Company sponsorship is very ok if it is solely owned by your parents.

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 11:58pm On Oct 19, 2016
lwkmd. grin
Riddeek:
heeyaaah!!! We'll miss you
But b4 then shey u fit carry me enter Canada?
Make i be the last wey u go help for here b4 vexation go make you lock up! I don mail you cool
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 11:57pm On Oct 19, 2016
If the email requires me to proofread any documents, I'm sorry you may have to wait a while (one or more weeks). I'm so sorry but I have a lot on my plate. Proofreading requires focus and time.
KweenCee:
Hi thesoj,I sent you a mail. I plead with you to spare some time and respond. Thanks.
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 11:55pm On Oct 19, 2016
I don't have a similar list for the USA, it's all in my head lol. I have a list for Germany that I will send to you via email.
CassetteBoy:

Bro, pls do you have something like this for USA?
Also looking for Sweden, Australia and Germany.
A friend of mine is at the beginning stage of post secondary ish. Thanks
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 11:54pm On Oct 19, 2016
Haustraliah:
Stop criticising using an agent, they don't force any applicant.I think you go to them yourself.
First off let me apologize to you for the harsh words used towards you in response to this post. Having said that, I think you shouldn't be too quick to throw accusations at others, this ruins the spirit of the thread. I hope you can see why your words generated justifiably harsh words in response. No need to accuse someone of lying without evidence, this ruins the spirit of the thread.
Haustraliah:
But, I have observed few things.
Using an expert will advise you on the followings.
Never apply for PGD, PGC, ordinary diploma if your age is above 24.
Ask why?
On the cic form, there is no space for pgd, only what u view is diploma, which is lower to bsc.
This is categorically incorrect. Very much incorrect. I have too much first hand information from candidates on here (including a family member) to say that your advice is just not accurate and bluntly misleading. I see your general point about de-emphasizing PGD for MSc though.
Haustraliah:
3. An expert will view ur profile and advice u dat tuition deposit is not part of criteria they used in granting trv, and also assist u in writing a strong SOP.
Expert ke? Which expert? A lot of agents are horrible, bro.

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 1:01am On Oct 19, 2016
LONG POST ALERT
I really empathize with the number of applicants on this thread who have had to wait 15-18 weeks only to get a visa denial thereafter. This is really frustrating and annoying.

Having said this, I want to share a number of thoughts:

There's been a number of posts lately on how "everything" about Canada is slow. Well, I'd like to tell you something. The US, UK, Denmark, and many (if not most) other in-demand western countries are also this way when it comes to immigration issues for foreigners. While the US Embassy (for instance) determines your visa fate in a few seconds, immigration applications made by mail to USCIS (the CIC equivalent for the US) within the US are just as slow as CIC (or even slower). Same for the UK, Denmark, and many other countries when it comes to applying for any significant immigration benefit by mail. Even Germany sef (the so-called super efficient no-nonsense country) often takes more than four weeks (or even up to 8 weeks or more in some cases) to approve student visa applications.

This doesn't mean that these countries in general are slow, nope. It just means several things:
a) the immigration staff are overworked and probably underpaid for the work they do
b) they are understaffed for the number of applications they receive
c) they have to take their time digesting applications, many of which are almost incomprehensible
d) they have to verify documents which takes a long time (especially for Naija applicants)
e) they have no incentive to work faster because this is not the private sector (where profits compel efficiency)
f) the services they provide are mostly to foreigners who pay no taxes hence they (CIC for instance) are not indebted or accountable to you and I!
g) also, their governments have zero incentive to sufficiently staff their Nigeria embassies because we have no political or economic clout to compel them to do so

There's also been a lot of complaints about the slowness to get refunds from Canadian universities or colleges. My points above still stand; it's the same thing. These schools are publicly funded schools which, even though they are light years ahead of every school in Nigeria in terms of their academic faculty and technological innovations, their administrative staff are slow (though organized) as they don't really have an incentive to rush on your behalf (especially since you are not there face to face) given that they have hundreds to thousands of current and prospective students to deal with.

My concluding statement would be to encourage you to not criticize a whole country because of the slow responsiveness of its immigration or schools. The slow pace is not a reflection of Canada as a whole, it is just an indicator of the economics and general inefficiency of the public sector compared to the private sector. It is also an indicator of the fact that Nigeria is probably at the bottom of the list when it comes to CIC allocating sufficient immigration staff.

In conclusion, if you want to be objective, don't be mad at Canada. Either be mad at Nigeria or be mad at the general inefficiency of governments (when compared to the private sector).

Having said all these, I once again empathize with your annoyance at the slow waiting times. It indeed does suck that CIC doesn't give a crap about making applicants wait so long (especially when they deny said applicant in the end)! The only thing you can do about it is writing a nuanced and sensible letter to someone who has the power or authority to advocate for or change the long waiting times; that'll be to someone in the Nigerian government or someone in the Canadian government. (@yemdogg and I actually finished writing such a draft about a month ago, but we haven't sent it to the Canadian Minister for Immigration yet sha... let me or @yemdogg know if you want a copy to send to whomever!)

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 8:39pm On Oct 12, 2016
Riddeek:

The thing is that is not the only thing you are going to be writing, that is in fact the easiest.
Even after a supervisor picks you, when applying formally you will still need to upload your research intent and alao why you want to pursue graduate studies over there.
As for cajoling supervisors, there is no specific format because you have to relate to them as per their research work. But ur first 2 statements matter a lot in deciding whether a prof will continue reading ur msg or just "mark as spam"... Yeah some actually do that.

You can start ur first paragraph like....
Thank you very much Sir for your time.
I seriously gbadun this your research supervisor letter o. The only thing is that the plagiarists will come out in full force to copy most of it word for word, replacing only the terrorism-related parts with their intended course or research area(s). Kudos bro/sis. grin

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 8:35pm On Oct 12, 2016
First get a company in Calgary to formally offer you an IT (internship) role, and then you can talk about applying for a visa with CIC. It is extremely unlikely that they would give you a visa for the sake of you going there to "look for a job". Maybe your uncle can link you up with a company out there, or you can find one yourself. Cheers.
BeansAndBread:
Someone should please answer me na embarassed

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 1:34am On Oct 11, 2016
Yep. @lawmerchant hasn't provided any proof that CIC will not prejudice your application if you apply in the LA office while on B1/B2. He only stated how to submit an application at that office. I am skeptical that the CIC LA office would treat such an application fairly (based on my experience with all other foreign embassies I've dealt with in the US), but my opinion is not fact as I don't know how that CIC office works. @lawmerchant hasn't provided any information to show that it is advisable.

People should keep in mind that the average processing time in the LA office is four weeks, and this time could increase considerably for a Nigerian applicant if the embassy decides to verify one or more of your documents. The risk with this is that a US visa allows you to stay for a maximum of 90 days (sometimes less, depending on the POE officer), thus putting you in a catch-22 if your stay in the US expires before you have yet heard back from CIC.
metrecube:

Bro,
You may need to be more explicit about your claim. I checked through the links you provided above and none of them explain in clear term that a US visitor can apply for Canadian study permit from USA. I wont advice anybody to apply from USA unless the information is more explicit.

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 8:10am On Oct 09, 2016
Hey bro, I'm so sorry but I'm unable to review SOPs at this time. I am very busy at the moment.
burrytee:

Baba i go like make you help touchlight my SOP.
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 8:55pm On Oct 06, 2016
Sorry about your denial. "Purpose of visit" is the primary thing you need to worry about; basically the VO is not convinced about your intentions to study in Canada.
For starters, I'd suggest you read these three posts.
1. Tackle common reasons for TRV denial
2. How to write an SOP for the VO
3. TRV for PGC/PGD vs masters

Please read these three posts in detail and then you may ask subsequent questions if you need further brainstorming.
dearnursedeee:
Please,how would I tackle these reasons: you have not convince me you will leave Canada after ur studies. Purpose of visit. Personal assets and financial status. Thanks so much as u contribute

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 8:45pm On Oct 06, 2016
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IS IT HARDER OR EASIER TO GET A TRV WITH PGC/PGD ADMISSION VS. MASTERS? Thanks @yemdogg

-Purpose of Visit-Travel History-Home ties-Personal asset-Length of proposed stay ETC

A VERY IMPORTANT CLUE WHEN DRAFTING YOUR SOP

IF YOUR APP IS MORE THAN THE AVERAGE PROCESSING TIME, CLICK HERE TO SEND A CASE SPECIFIC ENQUIRY TO CIC

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 6:43pm On Oct 05, 2016
You are welcome.
curlybelly2164:
thesoj I appreciate your feedback. God bless you.
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 6:41pm On Oct 05, 2016
Bro, you state your opinions with so much authority sha. So the thing is I am extremely skeptical that it is a good idea to apply for a Canadian study permit from the US (as a B1/B2 visa holder). While yes, you can apply for it from the US, I know for a fact that many (most?) foreign embassies in the US state categorically on their websites that they don't accept visa applications from temporary US visitors (on visiting visas); I know this for an absolute fact because I have applied for visas to different foreign countries from the US, and in almost all cases the embassies recommend against applying for their visas if you are a temporary US visitor (B1/B2 specifically).

In any case, I don't know how the CIC office in Los Angeles works so they may indeed treat such an application fairly but I am very skeptical. My hunch (not a fact) would be that CIC might treat such applications fairly if you are from an OECD country, but not for applicants from a place like Nigeria with a bad economy and a high reputation for fraud and terrorism.

I stand to be corrected though, in which case I'd like to hear why you are very sure that they would treat a Nigerian US visitor application fairly. Please share with us. It would be very beneficial.
lawmerchant:

You forgot to state that this is your opinion and not a fact. First the opinion is wrong. Second, a visitor in US can apply for Canadian study permit from the US. (This is a fact). Most importantly, your chances of getting a Canadian study permit from the US as a visitor is far better than your chances of getting same from Accra (this is our opinion).

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 6:09pm On Oct 05, 2016
No worries. You are welcome.
supergata:
Thanks for the correction and the answer. I am thankful. I am sorry i sounded rude.
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 5:50pm On Oct 05, 2016
supergata:
you closed my thread and referred me here without answering my question. and everybody here is also ignoring it. pls ansa me.
I don't think you should write with an attitude that implies that you are entitled to an answer. Everybody here wants answers too, and all of the people providing answers are unpaid volunteers so you shouldn't imply that people are "ignoring" you.

supergata:
i just finished filling an application to a university in canada for pre medicine. They said they will request for transcript later. please what does notarized high school transcript mean in nigerian language abeg?
A notarized document is a photocopy that is stamped, signed, and certified to be a true copy by a notary public. Usually you can get this done at a high court or in certain lawyers' offices; you will need to take both the original and the photocopy with you. If you are in Lagos, you can get this done at the Ikeja High Court in Igbosere.

supergata:
i also indicated that i have done one year of post secondary education.(Joint university preliminary Examination board (pre degree).) Have i made a mistake?please i need answers please.
It's not a mistake. It might even help your admission. Just provide them proof (original or notarized copy).

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 5:40pm On Oct 05, 2016
My comment will be on your prospective course(s) of choice. I'd suggest you strongly consider the "Data Analytics" program because the future of computing is artificial intelligence, and data analytics is the starting point for that. Oil & Gas, unfortunately, will likely have an unstable future moving forward -- I surmise that Oil & Gas will not be as strongly in-demand within the next decade or two once electric or hybrid cars become ubiquitous. I stand to be corrected though.

Presuming you have a science/math/engineering or analytical BSc background, I'd suggest you not strongly consider Finance or Logistics/Supply-Chain because firstly, you already have an MBA, and secondly, these two subjects are relatively easy to pick up on your own (given your presumably analytical BSc background). Additionally, it may be much harder for you to make the case to the VO about a masters in Finance or Logistics/Supply-Chain given that these two areas are usually covered in an MBA program.

If your passion is in Oil & Gas however, Google will have to be your friend. I just entered one search phrase and [url=https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=oil%20and%20gas%20provinces%20in%20canada]the results[/url] popped up immediately.
curlybelly2164:
Hi, I'm new to this forum.
After my BSc. I got an MBA in International Oil and Gas Management from the UK (University of Dundee, Scotland). I had 2yrs work experience before doing the course, but that was in the Land Administration field.
I now want to pursue another masters in Canada and gain actual industry specific work experience too. I think it will be beneficial for me to study something more specialised which will give me skills for a specific role.
I'm currently considering:
Finance,
Logistics and Supply Chain
Information Systems/ Data Analytics
Could anyone suggest which schools or provinces are best for these courses considering my interest in the oil & Gas sector? I'm applying for fall 2017.
Thanks

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 1:13am On Oct 01, 2016
If you are gonna shamelessly stereotype Arabs in the way that you have, then you better not complain when you are the recipient of insidious racism as a black man/woman that's Nigerian. I can't understand how we as Nigerians love to complain when we feel mistreated by other countries, yet we are also quick to negatively stereotype other people. Boko Haram is a Nigerian group, so don't complain if an immigration officer of another country considers you to be one of them, since you have no problem doing the same to Arab and middle eastern people. Na wa.
zeongeon:
[s]Then its the Arabs and middle eastern peeps that could be Isis agents that may stab, shoot or bomb there citizens they will gladly let in.[/s]
...

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 11:34pm On Sep 30, 2016
One that I can remember: https://www.nairaland.com/2557850/travelling-canada-part-9/149#40211234
But that's the only time on this thread that I know this happened. It was probably a mistake by CIC.
Khalilrosul:
Please has there been any case where a text was sent by vfs that the application is ready and there was no prior mail for medical request and the visa was still approved?

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 1:12am On Sep 28, 2016
Unfortunately I'm quite busy at the moment so my ability to respond to PMs is limited. Please ask your question on here. You are still welcome to PM me but I may not be able to respond until more than a week from now if the answer requires lots of thinking.
burrytee:
@thesoj.baba I go like pm for an assistance. thank yu.
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 3:58am On Sep 24, 2016
Actually I believe that 2.88/5.0 in the Naija system is exactly equivalent to 2.5/5.0 in the German system.

Some schools (very few) accept 3.0/5.0 on the German system which is equivalent to some number below 2.88/5.0 (there's a formula for the calculation, which can be googled) in the Naija system.

For anyone reading this and is confused, the lower the German GPA the better (1.0/5 is the best possible grade, and 5/5 is the absolute worst).
cc: solbob
michV:
German schools according to their grading system require at least 2.5 to be eligible for masters admission with other valuation made on the required documents like Transcript, SOP and recommendation letters etc.you submitted. a CGPA of 3.0 in german grading system is 2.5 roughly which would have its own percentage mark when valuation is done on your application. so i'm sorry but a CGPA below 3.0 wouldn't favour.
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 10:39pm On Sep 23, 2016
This link might help: http://www.educationinireland.com/en/What-can-I-study-/

Do a bit of research to make sure you are ok with Ireland tho! You get a one year job search visa after graduating (if you finish with a Level 8 degree and above, e.g. a honours Bachelors or Masters or PhD). With a Level 7 degree (e.g. ordinary Bachelors), you get a six month work visa. Once you find a job, then it is pretty straightforward to get a longer work visa, PR, etc. This link (scroll down to the "Third-level qualifications" section) explains the difference between Level 7 degrees and above.

Please don't just belief everything I just wrote above. Confirm yourself too just in case the links above are obsolete... you might wanna find and search through the Irish Immigration official website, just to be 100% sure.
yungreezy:
any recommendations for uni in Ireland that are affordable? Given our exchange rate now

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 9:16pm On Sep 23, 2016
Mehn, I really like your pragmatism! I mentioned a year ago that my younger bro's app to Canada was so risky (complex applicant) that from the get go we decided to go on a two-pronged approach of also pursuing Germany simultaneously. I am now also finding that Ireland can be a great option especially for people studying ICT-related courses; there are lots of American ICT companies there taking advantage of their lower tax rate.
michV:
yes na..enter street in ur hood you would see guys never mind the country, the language,their concern is to cross boarders more especially to Europe not even yankee and they believe they would surely survive.i mingle with street guys cos that is where you get realistic informate and then you add it to your educational knowledge.no be this one some people never apply for admission/trv dem don dy find white collar job grin..bad as e bad i give oyibo woman belly and she born for me,make i see y dia immigration no go give me valid papers..its never rosy as we think

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 2:18am On Sep 23, 2016
Wait... I haven't officially congratulated you on here sef.
Congratulations bruv! All our nights on Skype worked out in the end.
And thank you for responding to my first question on this thread a year ago!
This is the start of a new future, and I'm certain that you have the tools to fly high!!
hayqinsbFX:
london ooo...
thanks bro

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 1:51am On Sep 23, 2016
Agreed.
michV:
To all those that cried/wept after their refusals,cry no more.
To those that have 2.2 class of 3.0 and above and you meant really studying, Ireland,Germany and Australia can comfortably give you masters admission in some of their institutions.
To all,canada is said to be land of opportunities but your fortune can locate you no matter what country you are even in our ailing country,Nigeria.but i know that my own fortune dey abroad,just that i am fighting Satan to break through.

Finally if you are saying it must be this particular country,your fortune fit dey another country oo,no be all wey go that particular country dey make am,some are still staying there illegally cos of shame to come back with nothing..people in small infamous countries like Luxembourg,cyprus, are making money there too .

Do not narrow ur search to a particular point! Forget about language barriers,people dey learn hausa,yoruba and igbo and speak them well as if it were their languages.

1hustle...

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Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 7:50pm On Sep 22, 2016
leumasnuges3:
Its quite late. I'm sorry. My phone is bad.
Submitted: 20th of July, 2016 paper route
Upfront medicals
Approval mail: 9th of September, 2016
...

Other docs
...6. Payment receipt 14,671CAD (the immigration office sent an email to the school to confirm this payment 2 days before approval mail, a printed copy of the mail sent and received was attached to my docs)...
Wow! @ bolded.
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 7:47pm On Sep 22, 2016
As a minimum, get the sponsor to transfer the equivalent of one year's tuition or living expenses to your account. Create a USD dom account for this purpose, not a Naira account cos we all know that the value of the Naira keep crashing by the day.

If you wanna be more radical, get your sponsor to transfer the total annual living expenses (tuition + at least $10k CAD equivalent) to your dom account. Or get the sponsor to pay one year's tuition directly to the school, and send the $10k CAD equivalent to your USD dom account in Naija.

Attach to your application proof of the transfers, and payment receipts, and your USD dom account balance. Your sponsor would also clearly mention all these in his/her sponsorship letter.
domex007:
how do you do this with a US sponsor?
Travel / Re: Travelling To Canada Part 11 by thesoj: 6:43am On Sep 22, 2016
So sorry to hear about your denial. Hope things are better next time.

What program level and course did your apply for? What is your education and work history?
datkoded:
Av been refused [sup][/sup] Please how do I go about getting the GCMS note guys.

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