Newmum0615:
LMAO. Wetin you find come here o?

wholesomegrace:


Which group are you referring to?

emelueobi:
I submitted 22nd of May at VFS lekki office, my cic account just got changed to background check completed, and your application was approved this evening. So check your cic account.

SolutionsGuy:


Thanks a lot.
Spouse wouldn't just yield to taking IELTS.

smslive2:
I am watching the 2 both of you

***Back to silent reader mode***

Asinkwa:
Good afternoon Sir,
Please I have sent you a PM, I need guidance on some career decisions.
Regards.

sexymj:
Mums with kids less than 12 yrs and spouse back in Nigeria.

wholesomegrace:


Okay, no group yet please. I only exchanged messages thru e-mail then with the other 2 mums. Maybe when we cross over, we might begin to exchange ideas

hotD:
Please i need help o,any ideas of how i can send my luggages down to canda from abuja,most of d cargo companies are in lagos,pls advise if u know anyone or contact in abuja.Thank u

Jennypharb1:
Hey guys, I'm in the process of applying for PR. Please lawyers currently living/practicing in Canada I need your input and anyone else with this info.
- What city are you currently living in
- What has been your experience with evaluating your results with NCA and writing the exams in the city you are in
- Which cities are 'more favorable' to practice in whether as a barrister or solicitor
- What kind of jobs are available before the call to bar e.g legal research etc
- Any info that will be useful to me in preparing to make this big move I'll appreciate

wholesomegrace:


Okay, no group yet please. I only exchanged messages thru e-mail then with the other 2 mums. Maybe when we cross over, we might begin to exchange ideas

Newbeecey:
We should o... @wholesomegrace i responded to your mail some days ago o; nothing has changed

wholesomegrace:


Oh, okay. will check.

You know because we are still in naija, our swagger has not been gingered. By the time we arrive in canny, no one will teach us to start exchanging notes by the time hubby zaps back to naija. I've registered for pre-arrival services. My session is next Tuesday.

Abuhuhu:
Hello guys, Please i need you help, I work in Nigeria as a tax consultant with one of the big 4, though i know as a tax person, my job is juridisction base. Please what is the possibility of getting a job in Canada from Nigeria, even if i have to change to another aspect of accounting, how relevant will i be in Canada. I have my ICAN and Msc here in Nigeria and about entring the pool.

Abuhuhu:
Hello guys, Please i need you help, I work in Nigeria as a tax consultant with one of the big 4, though i know as a tax person, my job is juridisction base. Please what is the possibility of getting a job in Canada from Nigeria, even if i have to change to another aspect of accounting, how relevant will i be in Canada. I have my ICAN and Msc here in Nigeria and about entring the pool.

Oopsy:
My people, I need 'moment of truth' info. Want to know the implications of applying with spouse unaccompanying.... positive and negative...

Oopsy:
My people, I need 'moment of truth' info. Want to know the implications of applying with spouse unaccompanying.... positive and negative...

Eyifunmi:

If you apply as unaccompanying, you would have to sponsor your spouse and wait a minimum of twelve months, which is exhausting and emotionally wrecking.
You would deal with Accra visa office, and go through the stress.
Your application would be treated under spousal sponsorship criteria, and it is no joke.
You might get frustrated along the way, and have to make numerous trips to Nigeria?
Are you ready to Count the cost?

A555:




honestly, i think it is a struggle to come up with positives for applying with spouse unaccompanying. Even when you spouse is not ready to move yet, if you are the primary applicant, you can land alone first and have your spouse do a short landing at a more convenient time, so long as it is within the validity of his/her medicals and COPR.

Maybe the only positive (depending on how you view it) is not having to pay the fees for the accompanying spouse yet, so less cost to start with.

But things like cost of living (maintaining two homes is expensive and consider also the value of the naira if cash is being sent to you in Canada), and combine that with the hassle described by @Eyifunmi noting also that the current immigration policy is not cast in stone (a change in govt can bring in significant changes that can affect the chances or difficulty of a spouse joining in future).

Eyifunmi:

If you apply as unaccompanying, you would have to sponsor your spouse and wait a minimum of twelve months, which is exhausting and emotionally wrecking.
You would deal with Accra visa office, and go through the stress.
Your application would be treated under spousal sponsorship criteria, and it is no joke.
You might get frustrated along the way, and have to make numerous trips to Nigeria?
Are you ready to Count the cost?

A555:




honestly, i think it is a struggle to come up with positives for applying with spouse unaccompanying. Even when you spouse is not ready to move yet, if you are the primary applicant, you can land alone first and have your spouse do a short landing at a more convenient time, so long as it is within the validity of his/her medicals and COPR.

Maybe the only positive (depending on how you view it) is not having to pay the fees for the accompanying spouse yet, so less cost to start with.

But things like cost of living (maintaining two homes is expensive and consider also the value of the naira if cash is being sent to you in Canada), and combine that with the hassle described by @Eyifunmi noting also that the current immigration policy is not cast in stone (a change in govt can bring in significant changes that can affect the chances or difficulty of a spouse joining in future).

Asinkwa:
I know someone who left a Big 4 in Nigeria as a Tax Manager and got a role as a Tax senior in the same Big 4 firm in Canada. So it is possible.

smslive2:
New to Canada program helps new Canadians purchase their first home

Oopsy:
Thanks a lot. Spouse is actually not even ready to leave even if she is accompanying, so we are looking for a way out...

I appreciate.

kachikapor:
Hey Guys,

Is there anyone currently using this program to buy their home? or any other program for that matter...I need your input here. Seniors who have bought/are buying their homes in Canada, please share your experiences and opinions here.

Thanks

pleasureosondu:
Please I have a problem. Long story short.
I just noticed that the name on my international passport and driver's license, spelt "Michael" is different from what I have on my academic record "Micheal". What do I need to do?
Note, I've not yet applied.