234ng44uk:


Some basements are purpose built for living, with sunlight in most of the living spaces and independent heat control. You'll find this mostly in new houses. There's nothing bad in this type of basement if you find one.

However, most basements are poorly lit and heating is centrally controlled. Those are the bad ones you should avoid.

Ruthiegal:
Hello everyone. Please I need advice. I intend relocating to Canada next year (I want to start applying this December) with my baby with a student visa. I studied law. (I am a lawyer)But right now I can’t afford to go for masters in law which is around 40,000 CAD. I plan on doing a post graduate course which I can use to work and apply for for work permit after it’s over. I need advice on the course I can apply for that will help me get a work permit and possibly lead to PR.

Christian22aa:
Pictures please to keep us .active

Debsify:
how many rooms?

Iyamefa:


Here you go... a giant sized Canadian mosquito that was gladly killed. It looked like a spider initially only to find out it was a mosquito.

Christian22aa:
Pictures please to keep us .active

purplerain:
Liberty Grand

purplerain:
Lake Ontario.

smartkester:
I have same plans as you, though I have my MSC already but no job yet. So I'm thinking of going to Canada with a student visa and I can't afford the PHd fee so I'm thinking of going for PGD to boost my chances of getting a wok permit, from there one can push gradually for the PR. Incase you have any info of province that offers work permit to PG students, please kindly share.

Eddy4400:
Please I need clarification from those that added their spouse post PPR/COPR. Is it okay if only the PA soft lands before visa expiry in November?

I read it a while ago that your spouse can land afterwards, but not so sure now. Thanks in advance

jesusbaby01:


one bedroom. Studio is like our naija self contain

234ng44uk:


The only condition is that spouse must either accompany PA or arrive later, not before. Second condition is that they all must do so within their visa validity.

Iyamefa:


Here you go... a giant sized Canadian mosquito that was gladly killed. It looked like a spider initially only to find out it was a mosquito.

projobseeker10:
Abeg, make una help me find better way. Daalu, Ese, Naagode, Gracias, Merci!

ebimarian:


Pls how can u tell that a basement is not centrally heated...pls i need guidance cos I'm about booking my basement place on Airbnb

Layiwoo:
Hello House,

My NOC is 1111 Financial Accountant and Auditors based on the EE profile created, but i want to create an EOI profile on Saskatchewan Express Entry then i discovered that my NOC is not part of the In Demand list but they have something similar 1311 Accounting Technicians.
So my question is that would it be advisable to go ahead and create the Saskatchewan profile provided that the NOC is different.

Is there anyone in currently in this position and what is the best advice?

Ruthiegal:
Hello everyone. Please I need advice. I intend relocating to Canada next year (I want to start applying this December) with my baby with a student visa. I studied law. (I am a lawyer)But right now I can’t afford to go for masters in law which is around 40,000 CAD. I plan on doing a post graduate course which I can use to work and apply for for work permit after it’s over. I need advice on the course I can apply for that will help me get a work permit and possibly lead to PR.

Prettiepearlz:

Why not go the PR route instead if you have work experience? You studied law and your course is evaluated and giving the same points as those with masters.