Amefrica:

Everybody aint like you..

No one says you'd be dumping your children nah.

Beulah Hephziba:

I am a lady Oga Fhemmmy. I will like you to read Bonne, Oga Siga and mine post without sentiment and compare notes with yours. I do not dispute with Oga siga, I only disagree based on experience, this advice might not be ideal for everyone, but as a mother with cool cash and God on my side I will not use my children as home ties come what may. I value children than study permit. Thanks

Beulah Hephziba:

I am a lady Oga Fhemmmy. I will like you to read Bonne, Oga Siga and mine post without sentiment and compare notes with yours. I do not dispute with Oga siga, I only disagree based on experience, this advice might not be ideal for everyone, but as a mother with cool cash and God on my side I will not use my children as home ties come what may. I value children than study permit. Thanks

Siga: ....Madam... I understand what u are saying, but let me tell u this.... even if u have $1b in ur acct.... moving to Canada with teenagers will raise massive alarm.... if they are babies or toddlers... it would be different.... now... since Madam is married.... her husband can take care of the kids while she goes on her studies.... once she gets here... she can work on bringing the kids in on vacation.... I have not one or two people here that did same thing.... one lady dey U of Ottawa as we speak and her family will be joining her pretty soon.... I am sure u don hear the song.... "Everything na Packaging"... lets be logical ... na God dey handle everything ultimately... and the decision is the applicants anywaz...

chops33:
Make una ma answer my own question biko!

halle2:
It is very obvious that you are very passionate about your kids, everyone is. I am a mother of three kids,but let us put sentiments aside. These guys are right,applying with these kids would need a very strong SOA to show that she can cater for the kids and also afford a nanny,cos Canada I believe is like AMerica,and because she would be attending lectures,who would look after them while she is in school? Remember she isn't expected to leave them all by themselves at this age. Secondly, they would serve as home ties. After six months she can still invite them for hols and from there change their status,they start schooling there.
We are looking at best chances of getting the trv, as for me, as much as I love my kids,my eye is on the prize.Once I apply alone and get my trv, then getting the kids over to join me is piece of cake,it would only be a matter of six months.

Beulah Hephziba:

Yea you are right to a part Oga when the odds overturn the natural, I do what people consider as impossible, as odds. I don't consider difficulties, or ideals. We will see you around, cheers

.... Don't worry.... once u land Canada... I will ensure the Canadian Govt enlist u into the military.... ... Let's see if u go take ur kids to Afghan...

But seriously... if she can't stand the chance of leaving the kids with their father... then I guess she can try her luck or better still stay back and take care of the kids till they are in the University...

Siga: .... Don't worry.... once u land Canada... I will ensure the Canadian Govt enlist u into the military.... ... Let's see if u go take ur kids to Afghan...

Beulah Hephziba:

All the way Oga Siga, until they are 18. I never consider millitary but Afghan is a good one.

Chatters:

Madame, you have mail.

Beulah Hephziba:

Sorry chatters, I was kinda settling in for the night, 'Have replied, and I am still online, working...

Beulah Hephziba:





Well, no offence to Oga Siga, but my advice and personal opinions will
work against him. Bonen, I will give you my piece of advice first as an
experienced mother, and second as a teacher.

First, any child under 18 should be under the care and nurture of their
parent(s) especially their mother. There is a recitation we used to say
regularly, it says "Train up a child in the way he should go, and when
he is old (after the formative years) he will not depart from it." Note
that, children are the heritage of the Lord and parents are responsible
for their nurturing. You have children aged 12 and 14, without mincing
words they are children and they should be under your care. Do not use
under 18 children as home ties. There are so many things that can be
used as home ties, I consider children as not one of them (Strictly
speaking); the Visa officers are sensible people (pragmatic) in as much
as you have enough and sufficient funds to take care of them.

As a mother, I will never bear the thought of using my children as home
ties in order to obtain a study permit. To do this, is NOT noble and
divine. Our parents taught us that two things are important in life, and
anything against such is PURE VANITY; they are your relationship with
God and with People. And this brings me to the fact that, I can not
exchange or deprive or tamper with the relationship I cherish so much
with my children. NOT even the Visa Officer can tamper with that, so
it's a done deal!

Second, as a teacher, we do not advice parents to leave their under aged
children to the care of people provided the parents especially the
mother can do it herself for obvious reasons. NOBODY can do it better
than a RESPONSIBLE MOTHER; that's our slogan for parents when they come
for "Open Day" of their children and wards.

You asked "How do I go about it ?". First, I am happy to tell you that
in 2013 there was a news release on "Family Unification" on CIC
bulletin; it means Canada's commitment to loved ones being nearby as you
pursue your dreams of obtaining a Canadian education. Two options were
proposed; you can apply together provided you have enough and sufficient
funds, or they can join you later. With this in mind, you have nothing
to fear, just ask God to guide you with His counsel and provide you with
enough cool cash.

If you want to apply with them via paper route, they will apply for open
study permit, no need to have Letter of Acceptance, but for online
application, your checklist will request for Letter of Acceptance. What
you do is this; you will contact the school board having jurisdiction
over the school where a minor child will attend. From my experience,
under the province of Saskatchewan, I contacted Regina School board, I
was given a contact, and I was asked to provide necessary documents and
pay application fee of $250, for the Acceptance Letter. No payment of
tuition, is free. When you get to Canada you may decide to change their
school if you so desire, that can be changed.
And second, speaking of how do I go about it, you need lots of prayers
for your visa applications to find peace and favour with the Visa
Officer cuz these things which are impossible with men are possible with
GOD. And on this note, I leave you with the anointing of the finishers.

Cheers

Chatters:

I have replied. Thanks again

toucheli:
God bless you, you said it all, like a dictionary telling the meaning of a word

Huzzie:
i dont av a list of cheap colleges but with that amount forget it....lambton is the cheapest so far for that course(business management) that i know and its about 5k/semester for 4semesters(20k) with co-op.

canrelocate:

You've taken a good step in a seemingly right-direction to seek for help, so I think you'll be fine eventually, you just need to be able to filter factual information when digging through the tonnes of information available out there. My recommendation for you though would be to read the guide provided on the CIC website for International student application to study in Canada (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5269ETOC.asp); subsequently, you can read through some of post as advised by @HZWriter to relate some narrations of real-life experiences with what the rules/guide says. Then ask as many questions as you can - don't ever be shy to ask about what you don't know or are not sure about.

richard4ssky:
My dear I don't mean master program I mean post graduate diploma PD and is for 8month or at most 1 year........ Please ur answer is needed

Quantumfisika: Greetings from Canada

chops33: Hi House,Just paid my application fee and I got a confirmation mail that my application has been received...my Question is ,do I get subsequent mail Instructing me of the appropriate documents to forward? Thanks.
Ps:I'm a graduate of Microbiology applying for BS Nursing At Brandon.

kclexa: The day I dreaded has finally come; So na natural freezer man pay big money to enter today Well sha nothing spoil.

Anybody taking the KLM flight today the 7th should pm me lets hook up and enter this freezer together.

I ready wear 3 jeans and 3 cardigans plus winter jacket

shenanigans: Hello nairalanders.. I applied for my student visa Sept 4. Did my medicals. Nov 25th. After which I missed a call from the consulate on 30th of Dec. Since then I've been trying to reach them to no avail. What may be wrong with my application. Very concerned cos my school resumed on the 6th.

bonen: Hi guys does anyone know if it's possible to apply for my student visa and include my kids 12 and 14 in the application. Would love advise on how to g about it, I was advised to apply for only myself at first, but would love to o with my kids at once.

Jesunro: and you are still there waiting for what? I missed their call once too after which i sent them a mail and also paid them a visit. so biko run go greet them....