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cucumbar:You have a smartphone use it well and stop visiting those X-rated sites 😂😂 Use it to get yourself properly informed. Every basic thing you need to know about Canadian visa process is online on the government website get yourself informed so Fake Facebook Visa agents would not suck you dry. Even AI can help you answer questions you don’t understand, no matter how you ask them. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html
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aminubala20:Na wa ooo, Linzo ....so you know someone to pay for a fast-track Canadian visa? 😂😂😂 Thanks, aminubala20, for this information. It has saved someone who doesn’t understand how these things work. Scammers are quick to prey on desperation. The more desperate you are for something, the easier it is for them to swindle you. |
amnotapervert:AbelAbdul I am still waiting on your reply you can not say something and not back it up |
AbelAbdul I am still waiting for your reply |
nwaobitex:Memorial university is generally a cheap school irrespective of the course but computer science computer Engineering, Applied computing, Computer Information Teachnology No one gives a F in all that they are all the same in a ground scheme of things |
😂 At this point, Memorial University of Newfoundland owes me commission for marketing! I have mentioned their lower international tuition so many times, I am basically doing unpaid brand promotion. They should at least send me a hoodie or something. From my research, I found that tuition at Memorial University of Newfoundland is relatively low because it is the only public university in the entire province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Since it is the province’s primary public university, the government heavily funds and invests in it. Because there are no other major public universities competing for provincial funding, more resources can be directed toward this institution. That level of government support likely contributes to why tuition even for international students has historically been lower compared to many universities in other provinces. If you imagine a region the size of Southeast Nigeria having only one public university, the government would likely prioritize funding and investing in that single institution as well. |
nwaobitex:The $20,000 you are seeing is that per year or per term? I am asking because the average tuition fee for international graduate students in Canada is approximately CAD $21,100 to CAD $23,250 per year. That would bring the total to around CAD $40,000 ( the whole program) for a master’s program sometimes slightly less, but most times more than that. https://www.educanada.ca/programs-programmes/education_cost-cout_education.aspx?lang=eng Remember, most master’s programs in Canada are two years. You may find some one-year programs, but the majority are two years. Even some one-year programs can end up costing almost as much as a two-year program that’s just how it is they want to suck your money so one year 2 years you would still pay the hight amount.... As I mentioned, one school I personally know that has relatively lower tuition fees for international students is Memorial University of Newfoundland. https://www.mun.ca/become/graduate/tuition-fees-and-funding/ Now it’s up to you to check whether they offer the program you’re looking for from the image below you spend 6 Teams as a computer science masters student in Memoral University Each term you pay CAD$2,600 so in 2 years which is 6 terams you would pay CAD$15,600 fees just fees some others things might add up but that's about 17 million naira in scholl fee in total for 2 years as an international student Remember other dudes included but that's it....again Memorial University of Newfoundland is a chapter school compared to average schools
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Logzzy:(1) No |
AbelAbdul:Have you paid a licenced immigration consultant before ? |
AbelAbdul:You said: (1) You need someone to hold your hand and walk you through everything step by step. (2) You are not paying for the service. You need to understand that nothing good is free. If you truly want the best service, you will need to pay a licensed immigration consultant. They are the only professionals who can properly review all your documents and prepare your application correctly. As a Nigerian, you should understand that the level of service you are asking for requires payment to licensed immigration consultants regulated by the Canadian government. Many people already pay fake agents who do not render any real service. If you want professional help, you must be willing to pay for it. Otherwise, you can choose to do it yourself and ask questions when necessary. However, if you anyone is helping you from free you must be very careful with sensitive documents because you do not always know who you are sharing them with. https://register.college-ic.ca/Public-Register-EN/RCIC_Search.aspx
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Loko40:Hahaha what are you waiting for you are even wasting time typing Apply..... |
nwaobitex:I don’t want to be rude, but you know you can do that yourself, right? The word “cheap” is relative what’s cheap for you might be expensive for someone else. You didn’t even mention the program you are looking for. Context is important. |
Naomy8:sorry for the late reply if he has the funds why not ...he can sponsor her as for the step he should contact a licenced immigration consultant not a Facebook agent in the state he stays in USA they can help him with his wife study application https://register.college-ic.ca/Public-Register-EN/RCIC_Search.aspx |
MayorOfEdmonton:IRCC had to make that statement because if you see what some agents are promising on Facebook and Telegram, you would think they are visa officers themselves. |
kiiiingggggg99:It’s not about coming from a non-English country. It’s because you are applying from a low-trust environment (Nigeria), so IRCC requires much stronger proof that everything you are claiming is true unfortunately, that is the reality. Over time, the widespread submission of fake documents by some applicants holding Nigerian passports has reduced IRCC’s trust, which is why the process has become this strict for everyone else. Nigeria is among the top six countries where reports indicate a high prevalence of fraudulent documents https://irb-cisr.gc.ca/fr/renseignements-pays/rdi/Pages/index.aspx?doc=457580&pls=1&wbdisable=true&utm In 2011, it wasn’t this hard for my brother. By 2015/2016, it became much harder my sister applied then and still managed to get her visa in 2016. For me, it was even tougher: I received two student visa rejections in 2015 and 2016. Back in 2016, I was denied my second student visa and my fourth Canadian visa overall, even after paying $10,000 in first-year tuition toward a $30,000 program at Centennial College for a postgraduate diploma. At the time, my dad had about $32,000 in savings, roughly ₦20,000,000 in his personal account, and a business account with about ₦100,000,000 between 2015 and 2016. Thankfully, I was refunded after the refusal. Canadian immigration can be very frustrating, but if you understand the reasons for your rejection and properly address them, you will be fine
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kiiiingggggg99:I do not understand the question say it again please |
kiiiingggggg99:Everything should be new....especially the account statement. Also, make sure you address the reasons for the previous rejection before reapplying. |
kiiiingggggg99:My aunty said she couldn’t find her employment letter cause it’s since 2004. americans will say thats CAP She can ask HR to provide a letter confirming her employment, but she doesn’t want to go through that stress for you. The main issue is that IRCC does not place much weight on affidavits with out back up strong documents . You actually have a good profile.....you just need a little push. Do everything that both Olasubomy and I suggested. It would also be helpful to contact a licenced immigration consultant. Even though they may tell you the same things we have said, they can review all your documents and spot issues we might miss on the forum. https://register.college-ic.ca/Public-Register-EN/RCIC_Search.aspx Don’t give up....you are almost there
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manover:Funding opportunities in Canada exist, but they are limited. Most are partial funding....either funding a project for a professor (sometimes the professor hands their research to master’s students to do), or PhD funding, which is where the real money is. Fully funded internal student positions are hard to get, but you can keep emailing professors and trying your luck. The U.S. has much better funding, in my opinion, because there’s more money available for research. But Trump 😂 and all the wahala I understand A smarter approach is to apply to cheaper schools like Memorial University and then try to secure partial funding maybe $6,000 here, $3,000 there. You will save more time and money if your initial fees aren’t too expensive and you can combine them with partial funding or small education grants. Check the scholarship / education funding website. https://opportunitydesk.org/category/fellowships-and-scholarships/ https://www.scholarshipscanada.com/Index.aspx |
kiiiingggggg99:The best way to establish a genuine relationship with a family member is for your co-sponsor to pay the $1,500 tuition deposit. That, along with a submitted affidavit of relationship, helps demonstrate a strong connection. Also If they have paid your fees in the past and can provide proof, that will also strengthen your documentation but not necessarily The reason is simple: yes, they may be your family member with the same last name and all, but IRCC may argue that there is no history of them supporting you and ask why they should sponsor you when they are not your parents...even if they are family. A payment coming directly from their account shows not only that they have the financial capacity, but that they have a vested interest in sponsoring you. It demonstrates commitment, especially when the initial deposit is paid from their own account.... They should also add the following: (1) Employment letter (2) Tax returns (3) Current visa/residency or passport You need all of these documents to establish a genuine relationship with the co-sponsor and include them with the affidavit. IRCC knows that only genuine family members would be willing to provide such documents. Anyone can make up an affidavit, but attaching these documents shows real commitment and credibility. |
manover:ooo ok wish you all the best on that hopefully you get it |
Profgordons:You lost me at ‘passion’ 😂 IRCC does not give two Fs about passion. What they care about is whether you can show measurable progress in your life and clearly justify why you want to study that program. They want to see that the program is related to your previous degree or your current work experience, and that it will realistically advance your future career. Don’t forget...you are a Nigerian applying with a Nigerian passport, and study permit approval rates for Nigerian applicants remain low. I have shared the numbers multiple times... A South Korean citizen can apply based on passion. Even a Chinese student can. Nigerians, Indians, etc.....cannot apply for a program simply because of passion |
manover:I cant help you with everything but I can help guide you and say IMO what you can do First question is why do you want research (thesis) ? |
timigreene:you can go for a postgraduate diploma but you have to make sure that it's really directly related to your previous study you also have to have a strong statement of purpose explaining what you are currently doing and how this would help you in your career i suggest you meet the license immigration consultant licensed oooo not facebook In Nigeria we only have 7 license immigration Consultants....they will give have your full profile and give you options https://register.college-ic.ca/Public-Register-EN/RCIC_Search.aspx All the best
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manover:Well that's where you do the work.... |
Jokerman:Okay, I don’t know of any company that gives out loans, but if you do, please help him. Above all, Jokerman, do not use a fake proof of funds , or you could receive a five-year visa ban. |
Jokerman:please explain better a loan company to help with pof like you pay the loan company and they will provide you with POF ?? |
chidi4eze:You will likely fall under the healthcare category once you create your Express Entry profile. If you maximize all possible points, the probability of receiving an invitation is high with a minimum CRS score of 470. This route makes obtaining permanent residence easier than going through the school route. Follow the Express Entry section on Nairaland for more information. Also, I like you to calculate your possible CRS score https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/check-score.html and share it with the express entry section of nairaland this way, we can better assess how realistic your chances are and what you need to work on you can guess what your possible IELTS points will be when using the calculator https://www.nairaland.com/6829885/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/766 https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/mandate/policies-operational-instructions-agreements/ministerial-instructions/express-entry-rounds.html
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Mudi19:Yes...Memorial University in Newfoundland and Labrador (Canada) does offer course..based Master’s programs, not just research (thesis) ones sometimes if you do small Google search you will get your answers 😂 But that is why I am here 😂 At this point, I should be an ambassador for the school....I am always encouraging people looking for cheaper schools to go there. Master of Management (MMgt), Master of Applied Ocean Technology , Master of Maritime Management (MMM), Master of Technology Management (MTM) , Master of Education (MEd), Master of Science (Nursing), Master of Human Kinetics and Recreation, Master of Science (Computer Science) https://gazette.mun.ca/campus-and-community/graduate-tuition-changes/ now time to ask the correct question what program are you looking at ? |