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Harinola44:What is your Aim of going to school and picking a masters program ? |
ATTAHDYE:Plight21, since Canada introduced the Express Entry system on January 31, 2015, there has never been a dedicated draw for people simply because they have a degree in Linguistics, apart from the French-language category, which is a different matter The period under Justin Trudeau, especially during COVID, created opportunities for people with Canadian work experience and Canadian education who had very low score as low as 75 to receive invitations through draws that were much more favourable to them. That period is over. No province has a dedicated in-demand immigration stream specifically targeting people who studied Linguistics, so you should not assume that you will get a PNP nomination based on that qualification. If you have been following the news, you will see that since 2024, Canada has increasingly focused on category-based draws targeting specific labour market needs. French-language proficiency is one of the exceptions that can create additional opportunities Please do your research before spending your money to come to Canada to study Linguistics..not only canada it applies to weatern countries with your lingustics background look at social services occupations program so you can work as a ( Social and community service workers 42201 or Social workers 41300) https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/mandate/policies-operational-instructions-agreements/ministerial-instructions/express-entry-rounds.html#wb-auto-4 https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/rounds-invitations/category-based-selection.html
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Plight21:Yes I am funding is another long thing posible but mostly via phd or research masters |
Plight21:Coming to Canada in 2027 to study Linguistics? Please, I’m not hating ooo, but honestly, don’t waste your money There are better things you can invest that money in Before you spend thousands of dollars on tuition and living expenses, please make sure the programme is worth the investment and aligns with your long-term career goals I am sure one of your goal is to get PR right ? do you read write hear and speak french ? if not abort mission |
ATTAHDYE:Plight21 what program are you looking at? |
ATTAHDYE:to help Plight21 better can you mention one school that does not charge admission application fee for international students not already in the country or in the school? |
ATTAHDYE:Plight21, just to add to what ATTAHDYE is saying and help you understand the type of application fee waivers these schools offer: they are usually for students who are already enrolled in a programme at the school and want to apply for a second programme within the same institution. In that case, you may qualify for an application fee waiver, but it does not apply to you because you are a new student already in canada.. you are not in canada so it does not apply to you Some schools may also credit your application fee towards your tuition after you receive an admission offer. https://humber.my.site.com/EnrolmentandAdmissions/s/apply#inside https://humber.ca/international/admissions-financial-aid/how-to-apply/applying-inside-canada
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fascodagama:I don't speak on things I don't know, so in this case, I don't know the answer. Please, does anyone have an answer for him? However, one thing I know about Canada is that you generally don't have to wait until your existing visa expires before applying for another one.. If you've used your existing visa properly and complied with its conditions, that's a positive factor when reapplying as you may qualify for faster processing under IRCC’s CAN+ program... so make your choice |
Plight21:Like the application fee? You want the application fee to be waived before you apply to a school? Well, you're looking for something that's quite difficult to find. Canadian schools make money from international students, and application fees are one of their revenue sources. Some schools may credit it toward your tuition after you receive an admission offer, but this is not the case with every school For schools, application fees are a cash cow. They collect application fees from many applicants, admit some of them, and end up with more applicants than they can accommodate. and even reject so many more like a course of 500 new students they will collect 10,000 application at $100 a person thats sweet easy $1,000,000CAD If you don't want to waste money on application fees and want to improve your chances of getting admission, focus on schools with relatively high acceptance rates for international students and programmes where you meet the admission requirements https://bemoacademicconsulting.com/blog/university-acceptance-rates-canada Don't just apply to any school because the application fee is cheap or waived. Make sure the school and programme are worth your money, especially if your ultimate goal is to study in Canada and qualify for a post-graduation work permit https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare/designated-learning-institutions-list.html
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Leggitearning:Clothing is not the problem. Housing, daycare, before- and after-school care, and feeding are the main expenses when raising kids. Once Upon a Child and Value Village can help young families save money on clothes because children grow so fast. Its not as easy coming with kids as she might think its not at all |
Predator188:DemmyDD Predator188 is right Just understand the costs involved so you can plan more realistically....its not as easy as you think but its possible but expensive also Daycare can have a waiting list of several months, sometimes around 8 months. Even if your kids are school aged and don't need daycare, you may still need before and after school care because most schools close around 3 p.m. which cost money and as a student you do not have that extra money except you do ... Just plan properly and factor these costs into your budget before moving. |
DemmyDD:I do not know how else you can get your past application number but you have to somehow finds it |
DemmyDD:Okay, so the reason people keep saying you should use ChatGPT is that it has access to a lot of information. But the truth is, the kind of answer you get depends on how you ask your question...Are you asking it the right question? Anyway, I understand that you want to hear from people with real-life experience, so let me share my own advice.. from emails I get from countless people First, if your plan is to bring a family member to Canada, it can only be a husband Because for him to qualify for a spousal open work permit, you need to meet the requirements as a spouse or common-law partner. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/help-your-spouse-common-law-partner-work-canada.html In that case, a BSc in Nursing may be a better option to explore, provided you meet the current requirements. A nursing diploma does not automatically qualify your spouse or common-law partner for an open work permit. Certain master's programmes may also qualify, depending on the programme and current IRCC rules. Also bringing a family member means you need additional proof of funds $29,192 for living expenses, on top of your tuition and other expenses. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/get-documents/financial-support.html BSc Nursing is not cheap in most schools, so please make sure your finances are solid before committing to this plan. As for PR, nobody can guarantee you anything. It can be a long journey, and immigration rules can change. However, nursing can give you an advantage because some healthcare occupations qualify under category-based selection, provided you meet the applicable requirements. Lastly Please, do everything possible to obtain your GCMS notes and find out exactly what happened. I have seen cases where people received five-year bans and later discovered that the Facebook agent who handled their application had entered all sorts of rubbish. Some people found out that their employment details had been changed or extra work experience had been added. I have even heard cases where an agent claimed someone had a husband when the person was not even married! Very funny I have seen it all 😂 The problem is that you may not know what these Facebook agents submitted on your behalf until it is too late. And whatever false information they put in your application can come back to haunt you when applying for another visa or even PR years later. Maybe it was the fake POF that caused your problem, but you cannot just assume that was the only issue. You need to understand the full picture before deciding what to do next. If the problem was limited to a fake bank statement, your options may be different from a situation where the agent also fabricated employment history, marital status or other information. Depending on what the notes reveal, you may be able to handle things yourself. But if there are multiple false declarations or serious misrepresentations, consult an immigration lawyer or an RCIC before making another move. immigration lawyers and RCICs are not cheap ooooo
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Please, I beg you, stop using agents who promise to help you secure a visa with fake proof of funds. do not even use agent at all You can do it all by yourself. If you do not qualify for a visa yet, do not use fake documents from an agent or a bank manager or any Bulk Deposit. It is simply not worth it. It is better to apply yourself, get a refusal if necessary, improve your application, and keep trying when your circumstances change than to risk a five-year ban for misrepresentation. PLEASE, I TAKE GOD BEG YOU! 🙏 Coming back from a five-year ban is not cheap, easy, or straightforward. You may need a licensed immigration consultant RCIC or an immigration lawyer to help you navigate the process, and even then, there is no guarantee of success. The road back is much longer than you think and not worth it Do not let desperation for a visa today destroy your immigration opportunities tomorrow. If you are not qualified yet, take your time, put your documents in order, and apply when you are ready. A visa refusal is painful, but the consequences of submitting fake documents can be far worse |
DemmyDD:Man, I’m so sorry about that. First, you need to request your GCMS notes to understand the complete story behind your application. Once you receive them, go through them carefully to identify any other false information the Facebook agent may have submitted to IRCC without your knowledge Moving forward, once you have all the information at hand, you should contact a licensed Canadian immigration consultant RCIC or a Canadian immigration lawyer.( They are not cheap in anyway) The reason I’m recommending professional help is that you’re dealing with a 5 year ban related to financial misrepresentation. This is a serious matter, and I wouldn’t advise trying to navigate it entirely on your own. Yes, you can use ChatGPT to ask questions, understand your GCMS notes, and get feedback. However, given the circumstances surrounding your previous ban, you need a qualified professional to assess your case and advise you on the best way forward... Look at it this way its like a husband that is going back to his wife after impregnating the house help you can not go own your own you need to carry family members ( elders) to guide you through the forgiveness process... When you apply again, IRCC may carefully scrutinize your previous immigration history, including the circumstances that led to the ban. It might seem harsh, but that is the reality of your situation. My advice is simple: get your GCMS notes first. Understand exactly what happened before taking any further steps. https://gcms-notes.ca/ |
DemmyDD:what was the reason for your 5 years ban ? and have you gotten the GCMS Note from that Ban application to have a full picture of what you are looking at? |
Eriokanmi:You see why I always ask for context? You have experience applying and reapplying for both U.S. and Canadian visas. You are not the average person applying for a visa for the first time. Even for a single applicant, ₦11 million or ₦14 million is not enough money in 2026 to comfortably plan a first-time trip to Canada without having previously held a Canadian or U.S. visa. If you hold a valid U.S. non-immigrant visa or have held a Canadian visa within the last 10 years, you may qualify for faster processing under IRCC’s CAN+ program. The IRCC portal basically works like an IF–ELSE statement the documents it asks for depend entirely on the information you input. In such cases, IRCC may not require as much supporting documentation when you answer yes to have you gotten a Canadian visa in the past 10 years sometimes the option to provide proof of funds, including bank statements.in no longer available you can add it as additional documents That is why context matters. Your situation is different from that of someone applying for a Canadian visitor visa for the first time without any previous Canadian or U.S. visa history.
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Eriokanmi:I loved more context You said the highest credit balance in my account I had ever submitted was 11m naira. what year was this ? |
Chigbo55:You do not need to upload the previous refusal letter. You only need to confirm that you have had a previous refusal. However, in your current Proof of Funds letter, you need to explain the source of the funds and provide all the supporting documents to back up your explanation. You also need to demonstrate that the money is genuinely available to you whenever you need it for your studies. One of the best ways to demonstrate the availability of the funds is to pay your acceptance fee from the same account you are using as your POF. You can then explain in your letter that the funds in the account came from your business and that you have access to the money, as demonstrated by the fact that you used part of it to pay your acceptance fee. Based on what you have said about your previous refusal, I think IRCC may be satisfied with the amount you have as POF. The issue may be that you did not adequately explain the source of the funds and their availability to you. I hope you understand that insufficient proof of the source of funds and insufficient proof of the availability of funds are two different things. IRCC may not understand where your POF came from, and they may also doubt whether the money is genuinely available to you when you need it. These are two separate concerns that you need to address in your application. Some people will say put your POF in a GIC Account but that's not guaranteed if you show the right documentation of ownership of account in your Nigerians bank POF you will be good Before you submitted try to answer this questions for IRCC How did you get the money you are using as POF? When you received your admission, did you pay your acceptance fee from the same account you are using as your POF? |
Chigbo55:Generally you do not need to You just need to confirm your previous refusal but Curious before I confirm what was the reason for your refusal ? |
samadola111:when you reach canada you will make alot of Nigerian friends in your class and even in your city We do not encourage WhatsApp or Telegram groups because they can become breeding grounds for people looking to make money/ Scam desperate prospective students. You may have a genuine intention and a good heart when opening or looking for a group , but not everyone shares your mindset. Some people are only interested in making a quick buck. There are lots of people selling fake ideas, and the risk of people selling Proof of Funds services is high in these groups. When people become desperate, they can easily fall into different traps Nairaland has a way of tracking users' accounts, making it easier to call out fraudsters and expose their lies quickly. When a person reaches a point of sheer desperation, the mind's normal boundaries, fears, and logical constraints often vanish. You can join any group you want, but PLEASE be VERY, VERY careful. |
Afritop:Getting admission is never the problem. Schools are looking for international students' money, and going back to school at 40 is not a problem either. The Western world values upskilling and improving your educational qualifications. Your only challenge in this journey is explaining to IRCC why an economist, a licensed ACCA accountant, and a business owner with 15 years of work experience suddenly wants to study Social Service Worker in Canada. IRCC understands that your main reason for choosing Social Service Worker may not be a newfound passion for social work, but rather the fact that the occupation is currently in demand, just like healthcare. And there is nothing wrong with choosing a career because of its demand. In fact, the average age of Canadian social and community service workers is around 41, so being 40 is not the issue. What I see here is that your biggest challenge is explaining the career transition. After spending years earning a BSc in Economics, obtaining your ACCA qualification, and working as an accountant for 15 years, why do you suddenly want to switch to Social and Community Service Work? If you can convincingly explain to IRCC that transition and demonstrate how the program fits into your career plans, you are in a much better position. If you cannot, that is where the problem lies. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/mandate/policies-operational-instructions-agreements/ministerial-instructions/express-entry-rounds.html
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PhdCloakRoom:Hahahahahhaha ok |
PhdCloakRoom:ok Anyways, stop attacking people I know. We have stopped your business here (link in bio), but you are very good at derailing the thread. PLEASE stop |
Abbby1212:Lump sum Is already a red flag how do you want to explain to IRCC you got that money? |
PhdCloakRoom:OK Sir anyways everyone else should ready my Bio copy and paste the link for better understanding |
AbelAbdul:Copy the link and read it to get a better understanding.. |
Bio Updated I think you missed it AbelAbdul |
Serotype:I do not know about individual schools timeline, but my advice is to apply to at least 2 schools that have a high chance of giving you admission after your are good with the program and the fee and you have confirmed it will give you PGWP after studies You cannot put all your eggs in one basket. Normally, for school admission, check Reddit. There is a subreddit and some schools also have Reddit pages where international students discuss the admission process. Anyway, I wish you all the best. I hope the schools get back to you on time. Question: When did you apply and for what session and program? |
palaurry:If you do not mind can you say the program you are going for and what your BSc was in ? |
palaurry:No 24k cad is not good enought IRCC wants to see Raw cash of about 50K CAD in your case for you money ready to spend If you do not mind how old are you ? |
palaurry:Minmimun you should have as POF in your account is = $20,600 ( school fees) + $23,448 (iving expenses) + $5000 miscellaneous $49,048 approximately $50,000 CAD That’s the minimum you should have in Raw cash in an account. An investment certificate can be an additional source of funds, but it should not be the main one. |