Snappyfingaz:
@Redribs... You ready? Friday na your day oh.

Optimall:
Is it possible not to apply with a supervisor for pgd studies at MUN and UofR?..

ezekuse:
@pchax thanks for the quick response

i am not applying for a masters program rather i am applying for a postgraduate certificate program will it still be 2 months processing time make i change to college sharp sharp also did you pay a deposit before getting the acceptance letter

Anugoson:
@ Cufs any update?

toucheli:
good day all, I'm trying to confirm where the closest international airport to delta state is, i'm considering flying from Canada to Delta state in a couple days time, anyone got an idea what my connecting route will be?? reply needed asap..thanks

jaylinaaa:
Hello,

I think you should run a google search. Something like "colleges in Canada offering **** undergraduate courses". You should get a lot of information on colleges you can select from. Then check their websites for requirements. Seeing that you are going for undergrad, I think a good WAEC result will go a long way and a good essay too. The processing time depends on the school and they usually have deadlines. But apply early! You might want to apply to at least two schools to avoid any disappointment.

When you get your admission, you can start finding out how to apply for a study permit but one bridge at a time . Thanks maam,please I want ask if my uncle in Canada could sponsor me,will the embassy allow that?.....the tuition fee of the school I applied to is 7k,how much do I need to pay before applying for a study permit? Thanks

cman4good:
I will b moving 29th... with Ethiopia.. are u going the same day? if yes then lets partner.

ezekuse:
@pchax thanks for the quick response

i am not applying for a masters program rather i am applying for a postgraduate certificate program will it still be 2 months processing time make i change to college sharp sharp also did you pay a deposit before getting the acceptance letter

Cufs:


Nope, not yet. Getting the passport today.

toucheli:

gabialonso and tnuola thanks, i thought as much, was just hoping i'll get something better.

pchax:
STORY TIME

As I was leaving the Visa office yesterday after submitting my passport, a police Van double crossed me while I was waiting for Obalende Bus just by Oando filling station. 2 men were inside, 2 were siting in the covered boot panel and they all had assault rifles. They demanded I hand over all the documents in the black folder I was carrying. I promptly did that cos I did not want whahala. They were going through all the documents and they asked for my name. I told them. They now said "so you sef wan travel", I kept mute. They asked where I work. By then I had regained my confidence from the early shock and I decided to play "humility" with them. I told them "your boy is trying to push it on the streets ooo.... No real job yet". That was when the two that were sitting at the back jumped down and demanded I enter the van. There and then, I knew the answer I gave them about where I work was the wrongest because with my faded jeans and t-shirt they would have assumed I was a "runs guy" trying to do some shady deals around the embassy. I stood my ground tough. Luckily for me, the man searching my papers came across my NYSC certificate and said "ooo... you be corper sef". I agreed to being a corper. And he gestured for the 2 that wanted to take me into the van to stop. They kept on demanding for my International Passport and honestly, I did not have it on me. They even ransacked the file I was carrying to look for it. To cut the long story short, they wasted like 5 minutes of my time before they left and they gave me back all my documents.

Has anyone had such an experience with them around that area before?

My advice now to those going to the embassy is to dress responsibly. Because I believe they profiled me to go after me cos I dressed in a "runs guy"way (a pair of jeans that has seen better days and a black t-shirt 3 times my size with some heavy grafitti inscriptions in front). Also, no matter what happens, never hand over your passport to anyone.

May God guide us all and keep us safe.

Good Morning and have a fruitful day!

toucheli:

gabialonso and tnuola thanks, i thought as much, was just hoping i'll get something better.

pchax:
STORY TIME

As I was leaving the Visa office yesterday after submitting my passport, a police Van double crossed me while I was waiting for Obalende Bus just by Oando filling station. 2 men were inside, 2 were siting in the covered boot panel and they all had assault rifles. They demanded I hand over all the documents in the black folder I was carrying. I promptly did that cos I did not want whahala. They were going through all the documents and they asked for my name. I told them. They now said "so you sef wan travel", I kept mute. They asked where I work. By then I had regained my confidence from the early shock and I decided to play "humility" with them. I told them "your boy is trying to push it on the streets ooo.... No real job yet". That was when the two that were sitting at the back jumped down and demanded I enter the van. There and then, I knew the answer I gave them about where I work was the wrongest because with my faded jeans and t-shirt they would have assumed I was a "runs guy" trying to do some shady deals around the embassy. I stood my ground tough. Luckily for me, the man searching my papers came across my NYSC certificate and said "ooo... you be corper sef". I agreed to being a corper. And he gestured for the 2 that wanted to take me into the van to stop. They kept on demanding for my International Passport and honestly, I did not have it on me. They even ransacked the file I was carrying to look for it. To cut the long story short, they wasted like 5 minutes of my time before they left and they gave me back all my documents.

Has anyone had such an experience with them around that area before?

My advice now to those going to the embassy is to dress responsibly. Because I believe they profiled me to go after me cos I dressed in a "runs guy"way (a pair of jeans that has seen better days and a black t-shirt 3 times my size with some heavy grafitti inscriptions in front). Also, no matter what happens, never hand over your passport to anyone.

May God guide us all and keep us safe.

Good Morning and have a fruitful day!

pchax:
STORY TIME

As I was leaving the Visa office yesterday after submitting my passport, a police Van double crossed me while I was waiting for Obalende Bus just by Oando filling station. 2 men were inside, 2 were siting in the covered boot panel and they all had assault rifles. They demanded I hand over all the documents in the black folder I was carrying. I promptly did that cos I did not want whahala. They were going through all the documents and they asked for my name. I told them. They now said "so you sef wan travel", I kept mute. They asked where I work. By then I had regained my confidence from the early shock and I decided to play "humility" with them. I told them "your boy is trying to push it on the streets ooo.... No real job yet". That was when the two that were sitting at the back jumped down and demanded I enter the van. There and then, I knew the answer I gave them about where I work was the wrongest because with my faded jeans and t-shirt they would have assumed I was a "runs guy" trying to do some shady deals around the embassy. I stood my ground tough. Luckily for me, the man searching my papers came across my NYSC certificate and said "ooo... you be corper sef". I agreed to being a corper. And he gestured for the 2 that wanted to take me into the van to stop. They kept on demanding for my International Passport and honestly, I did not have it on me. They even ransacked the file I was carrying to look for it. To cut the long story short, they wasted like 5 minutes of my time before they left and they gave me back all my documents.

Has anyone had such an experience with them around that area before?

My advice now to those going to the embassy is to dress responsibly. Because I believe they profiled me to go after me cos I dressed in a "runs guy"way (a pair of jeans that has seen better days and a black t-shirt 3 times my size with some heavy grafitti inscriptions in front). Also, no matter what happens, never hand over your passport to anyone.

May God guide us all and keep us safe.

Good Morning and have a fruitful day!

tweeny24:
Hello house....pls how does one tackle the problem of "purpose of visit"...its one of the reasons for my denial...I am thinking it's cos am going in for a diploma and my age is d telling factor...

Help needed...Gurus in d house

standupguy:
Very bleak day as CIC did not grant my application.
I am thrown into absolute confusion as to why i was refused even though the only reasons highlighted was insufficient funds.
These documents listed was used my older brother who graduated 4 months ago and now has a job.

Sponsors Certificate of incorporation
Sponsor SOA Bal. 1.5m, Fixed deposit 25m, Total debt and credit over 108m.
Sponsor Passport (Blood Sister).
Sponsor birth certificate.



Co Sponsor Letter of Intro. (Head of Operations leading Nigerian bank)
Co Sponsor Property doc.
Co Sponsor SOA 85 Naira Total credit/debit 22M (very funny she didn't want to give me her main account. she said all they needed was to see the cash flow, we argued the thing tire)
Co Sponsor Certificate of treasury bill 10M
Co Sponsor Birth certificate
Co sponsor Passport
My Passport
Police report
Nysc discharge
Family I.Ds
School fees receipt ( 7000k) Paid

Actually my brother used only my co sponsor as his only sponsor and he applied only once.

librasat:


where is your statement of purpose? Try write a good one, VO is more interested in your SOP.

yomiraheem:


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Bro, I believe 'purpose of visit' is just a way of saying ur intention to study isn't genuine. So well....u cud look into ur sop, some say fee payment/accommodation helps too, is ur work experience related to ur proposed course of study, how about ur previous qualification, age may not really mean so much and yea I believe the level of the program u'r going for mean something too....for instance;.u may need to explain well y u av a bsc n u wanna go a diploma course hmmn.... if I be VO too I wud doubt d purpose of visit...