₦airaland Forum

Anamekele:
Please house can someone help me the current cost of medical examinations at IOM Abuja
Thanks.

heidepaper:
It’s called ghost update. It means they’re working on your application.

Legacyedition:
Day 52.


Have you gotten medical request?.

JustMellow:
Hello Adeenzo,

True! It is possible but not always advisable.

All the best

Anon123:
Have you received medical request or AIP?

Anon123:
Postgraduate diploma (PGD) or normal diploma?

Dietminute:
Hello everyone please i need suggestions on this!!
I have a bsc in Geography and graduated 2017, have been working also, but i wish to apply for under gradaute diploma in an entirely different field ( sports management).
What are my chances of getting visa approval because from what i have read here soo far it seams almost impossible to get visa approval for under graduate diplomas.. i'm 28years and single.
Please i need suggestions... Thanks

Oluomu:
I just checked NAIT site now, the tuition fee is very expensive compare to other schools, i have done zoom meeting with some schools already but unfortunately non is on the list of COVID 19 list of schools that can bring in international students.

Oluomu:
Hello Everyone,

I'm a graduate of polytechnic and I study mechanical engineering technology power option, I did my compulsory NYSC since I have been working in Automobile Industry in different capacity e.g. Technical Trainer, Auto Diagnostician, Fleet Main't Engineer and Fleet Mgr.

I intend going for Motive Power Technician Diesel Co-op in Fanshawe College or Motive Power Technician - Diesel Equipment and
Truck in Algonquin College all Diploma/Certificate Program.

Please i would like to know if anyone in this forum has experience in the above listed school, Can I fund myself if yes what is the minimum account statement?

I would appreciate you all the gurus response to this inquiring

@Frankrobbn1
@JustMellow
@naijaforeigner
@Lekiboboe

and many others that can help out

Chocs:
Congratulations

Best wishes

Dee4Doyinsola:
Hello,
Please gurus I need your help, when I was applying for study permit, I was told police clearance is optional, so I didn't submit one. Please could that be the reason the embassy has been quiet? Please how safe is this for my application? If it is not safe, can I still add the police clearance to my application?
I received AIP on August 6, medicals (passed), and biometrics (completed Sept 1) and I have not received any update since then. I was counseled on Monday to apply for GCMS notes which I submitted yesterday. Please what should I do?

Dee4Doyinsola:
I got AIP on August 6, started online classes on September 9. I just applied for GCMS note, ultimately I await a favorable final decision.

Dee4Doyinsola:
Amen, I can imagine how tiring this is for you but please keep hope alive. I submitted my study permit application, April 9th but due to covid, I can't even count the days of waiting again. I just trust that God will perfect everything.

Frankrobbn1:
In view of the attachment, I can understand that your application is still at its preliminary level and currently being processed by an Assistant Case Analyst at the High Commission of Nairobi. At this present time, you've to exercise a little more patience until a decision has been communicated to you.


It will end in praise

letskeeptalking:
I should think that is a good sign. If it were a "no", you would have heard from them by now.

Gunbi:
I believe you should just be patient.
I also submitted my application for winter 2021 (January) on the 1st of September and got biometrics request the next day. I did my biometrics on September 18, and it was updated on my profile later the same day. No other update since then.

Mobi22:
If you don't mind can you share your profile please

Mobi22:
Exercise patience please

Chocs:
Hello ijeoma12345

Welcome to the thread.

I’ll give answers to some of your questions (questions 3,5 and 6)

3) you do not need flight tickets or accommodation bookings to apply for the visa. The medical exams are done at specific clinics, IOM or Qlife clinics. You can do an upfront exam (before your application, or after applying before they ask you to do an exam) OR you can apply and wait for IRCC to instruct you to go for the medical exam.

Police certificate is optional but I’ll advise you to do it, there’s nothing to lose.

5) there is no word limit for the SOP.

6) statement of account(4-6 months) is preferable to investments. The money should be readily available (liquid) Since he’s co-sponsoring, he should also include documents to show his source of income i.e employment/business (eg business registration documents since he works for himself) if he’s employed, he should include payslip and proof of employment (introduction letter, confirmation of appointment)

While you wait for others to respond, you can start reading the thread from page 1 (you can find the page numbers at the bottom of the page) so you can gain enough knowledge to help you put in a strong application.

Best wishes

Chocs:
Hello ijeoma12345

Welcome to the thread.

I’ll give answers to some of your questions (questions 3,5 and 6)

3) you do not need flight tickets or accommodation bookings to apply for the visa. The medical exams are done at specific clinics, IOM or Qlife clinics. You can do an upfront exam (before your application, or after applying before they ask you to do an exam) OR you can apply and wait for IRCC to instruct you to go for the medical exam.

Police certificate is optional but I’ll advise you to do it, there’s nothing to lose.

5) there is no word limit for the SOP.

6) statement of account(4-6 months) is preferable to investments. The money should be readily available (liquid) Since he’s co-sponsoring, he should also include documents to show his source of income i.e employment/business (eg business registration documents since he works for himself) if he’s employed, he should include payslip and proof of employment (introduction letter, confirmation of appointment)

While you wait for others to respond, you can start reading the thread from page 1 (you can find the page numbers at the bottom of the page) so you can gain enough knowledge to help you put in a strong application.

Best wishes

dommakavelli:
Focus on your job. And make sure you get your mom to sign an affidavit of sponsorship on your behalf. In addition to whatever you have in the affidavit, she should include the following.

That your purpose of applying for study Visa is solely for studying (program name) in Canada.
That on no occasion would you (your name) depend on the government of Canada and social safety net (Welfare prgrams)
That you (your name) will abide by the all the laws of Canada and all immigration laws and regulations.
You can tell her to go to a registered immigration lawer to sign it. They know what to write. It's like 30 bucks or so.
Having family in Canada is not a bad thing. I did same for my sibling and it worked. Other docs were included obviously.


Also, make sure to include your mom's citizenship certificate or passport page. You should also include your sister/brother inlaw's passport pages too, if they are sponsoring you. If they are not sponsoring you, it won't hurt to have a co sponsor if they are willing to give you their docs.
Also, talk about how the good things your family said influenced your decision to come study in Canada in your SOP.

If you have income, include your statement and talk about economic ties in your SOP. If you don't have a job, make sure you justify how your study in Canada would give you a job in Nigeria and future plans.

I'm not sure why you need a guardian cos you're an adult but anyways. You should also get your brother inlaw to sign an affidavit too since he would be your guardian. If he's not your guardian, he can still sign an affidavit to vouch for you. Kill them with affidavit to show that you will return upon completion of your studies.

I don't think you need a letter from your other sister unless she's sponsoring you. Is she an adult. If so, you can get an affidavit to speak to your character that you are law abiding, but I don't think it's necessary.


Goodluck

dommakavelli:
If you're 27 and your mom has been living in Canada for about 10 years. How come she didn't sponsor you when you were a minor?