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Shemadex:Feb 2023? 😅 Oo boy, your Facebook agent really ran you street! You better order your Global Case Management System (GCMS) notes to see the rubbish your agent has submitted for you. the funny part is you are still calling him My agent 😅 Feb 2023 means it’s already pushing 2 years — almost 3 years now. Hahahaha. Why would you even use an unlicensed visa agent when a Canadian visa application for one person (visa + biometrics) costs only about CAD $185? In Naira, that’s roughly ₦125,000–₦140,000 depending on the exchange rate. Except of course you wanted the “visa package” ( Fake POF, Fake Emplyment documents, Fake tax return, fake marriage certificate ETC) those agents like to sell you. Before you reapply Order the GCMS notes and get ready for the shock of your life — you’ll see all the nonsense the Facebook visa agent has entered on your behalf. Honestly, I can bet you already have a 5-year visa ban, and your agent doesn’t even know how to tell you. You applied in 2023, which means the ban would expire in 2028/2029. Look on the bright side — you’ve already served 2 years, so only 3 years remain. But make no mistake, a visa ban is a very serious issue. Even after the 5 years, you will still have to explain it on every future visa application to the “Five Eyes” countries — Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States. or any country why you got a 5 years Visa ban in Canada And sadly, just saying “I didn’t know” won’t count as an explanation. |
boyebussy:still not enought context what did your officer decision notes say? |
Nobodycarez:nothing to do Just wait and track your application online from time to time After biometrics → background checks → either PPR (approval) or refusal letter |
boyebussy:So sorry to hear its painful but we need a little context to help you ?? Canada currently has a Cap It might not be your application it might just be timing |
lanresz:I agree with you 100%. A visa ban or a Temporary Removal Order (what they give someone the moment they claim asylum) is no joke. The average Nigerian doesn’t understand the gravity of what they’re getting into. It’s like having a criminal record and still trying to get a job in the Western world. A visa ban or a Temporary Removal Order is extra wahala for any future visa application. No matter how long ago it was or if it has “passed,” you will always have to declare it on applications to other countries. Wise up. But hey… what do I know? 🤷🏽♂️ |
Why do people treat fake visa agents like gods? Paying huge money for a visitor visa you don’t even qualify for. Maybe it’s the fake POF they sell you. Or the false hope that asylum claims + visitor visas will somehow work. I’ve seen the craziest cases. And I’ll never stop calling out fake visa agents. Too many people don’t know what they’re getting into. And by then… it’s already too late. 🚫✈️ #VisaScam #NoToFakeAgents |
Westchester:You lost me at Told me the thing has a very much high percentage of success I really can not stop laughting ![]() what will Fake Visa Agent not tell you to mess up your life My brother you need to hold that agent by the balls #NoDiddy How else do I break this bad news to you.... well you have a 5 years Visa ban and he doesn't know how to tell you From Nov 2024 to today, September 2025 — when it's not PR or citizenship you're applying for which is even shorter |
Henrynique:A visitor visa (Temporary Resident Visa – TRV) does not allow you to stay permanently in Canada. It’s only for temporary visits (tourism, visiting family/friends, short business, etc.). Even if your Canadian friend/citizen sends you an invitation letter and sponsors your trip, it will not make you a permanent resident If you want to stay permanently a visitor visa is not the right pathway. Instead, you need to look at Express Entry, PNP, study permit, or work permit routes. |
hayatou27:FACTS!!!!!!!!!!!1 |
Ifetech81:I don’t know, can anyone help him? This case is beyond my understanding. How did she open the account in the first place — was it her or an agent? Isn’t the account tied to her email? I am confused self |
lara4success:So sorry, I know you feel bad, and I’m sure you feel disappointed. Sometimes it’s not actually you that’s the problem—it’s just the way things are. To give some clarity: Canada plans to issue 437,000 study permits in 2025, which is a 10% decrease from the 2024 cap. Between January and June 2025, only 36,417 new study permits were issued, compared to 125,034 in the same period in 2024—a ~70% drop. So it might just mean they had already reached the cap during the period you applied. That’s why I said it might not fully be about you. Relax Plan make sure you give the right documents to show that your are making the money you said you are making in your business and apply again—I got mine on my third try. I agree with JMG12 questions https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/2025-provincial-territorial-allocations-under-international-student-cap.html https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/2025-provincial-territorial-allocations-under-international-student-cap.html https://www.thedailystar.net/campus/education/news/canada-sees-decrease-new-international-student-enrolment-70-percent-3976011 |
Ifetech81:has it been 24 hours since it happened ? If it was locked due to too many login attempts, the account usually unlocks itself after 24 hours. She can then try again. |
Profgordons:Entering the pool with 1 year of work experience as a doctor is not really the problem—the issue is that the person is likely entering with fewer CRS points. Since they have less than 3 years of work experience, they wouldn’t be able to maximize the points for foreign work experience. From the perspective of getting called from the pool, the maximum CRS score a Nigerian doctor with 1 year of work experience (Housemanship) could achieve, even after maxing IELTS, would be around 456. Looking at past draws in the Healthcare and Social Services occupations category, scores below 456 have only been selected 2 out of 10 times. So, if we go strictly by numbers and probability, that gives about a 2-in-10 chance—assuming you’ve maxed IELTS and are at least 29 years old but in all please always be in the pool and Try to increase your chances PNP French ETC you never know
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Ifetech81:You see the numbers on the image do you still need me to give them a call for you ?? ![]()
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Ifetech81:A Canadian work permit for an 18-year-old? Hmm, that looks like a red flag to me—but what do I know? Medicals can only be done in Lagos and Abuja: https://secure.cic.gc.ca/PanelPhysicianMedecinDesigne/en/Home
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Oladim001:entering the pool is not the problem But in a competitive PR draw with high CRS cut-off, one year does not give maximum foreign work experience points |
Oladim001:Interesting, we learn every day. But the housemanship is added to the remaining 2 years, making it 3 years of foreign work experience, I believe — not just housemanship alone. |
Tolubo:You paid the full first year? Was that the school’s instruction — to pay the first semester in full as an initial deposit? Normally, schools only require around 25% of the first semester’s fees as an acceptance deposit. Anyway, to answer your question: No and Yes. If you’ve paid Year 1 in full, you only need to show living expenses for one year plus proof of how you’ll fund Year 2 tuition. And what better proof, coming from Nigeria, than already having the 2nd year funds in your account? |
Essential01:Do you fall under the list of people to qualify for spouse and common law work permit? https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/help-your-spouse-common-law-partner-work-canada.html |
boyebussy:Just one month IRCC will teach you the true meaning of patience |
Yoyoky:I can’t believe the Mod gave me a one-month temporary ban. Me, that only shares information with links from government or credible websites—it can only be the handwork of BadAdvisor anyways to answer your question Spouses/common-law partners of international students are eligible for an open work permit IF the student (your partner) is enrolled in one of: (1) A master’s program that is 16 months or longer. (2) A doctoral program. (3) A select professional / eligible program at a university. Examples include : dental surgery (DDS, DMD), law (LLB, JD, BCL), medicine (MD), pharmacy, optometry, veterinary medicine, nursing (certain degrees), engineering, etc https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/changes-open-work-permits-family-members-temporary-residents.html https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/help-your-spouse-common-law-partner-work-canada.html |
Nobodycarez:If you have the money and you’re pursuing a course that aligns with your current qualifications, then yes — why not. It’s a natural trajectory. Money is the main factor. But life after school in Canada is different: permanent residency isn’t guaranteed. Nothing is certain, so take your time and weigh the pros and cons |
Sureshegsy:So after completing your housemanship (internship), once you have one full year of independent practice or equivalent work experience, you’ll meet the minimum requirement. ⚠️ Note: Housemanship (internship) may not always be accepted as valid skilled work experience for immigration purposes since it’s sometimes classified as training, not independent work. IRCC usually counts post-licensure practice |
Funky123:Don’t bother with the 6-week Early Childhood Care certificate if your goal is WES evaluation for immigration/education equivalency — it won’t count. Instead, if you want to strengthen your profile for teaching and immigration, the Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) is the better option |
chimzyblack:Since your IELTS expires November 2025, you must submit your e-APR before then. After submission, you don’t need to worry about the expiry date anymore. |
JohnKayBlessed:Hey, it would be better if you contact a registered immigration consultant. There’s something in your application they are not convinced about, or something you may not be doing correctly. Try searching for one in the closest city to you. https://register.college-ic.ca/Public-Register-EN/RCIC_Search.aspx |
firelord222:Let me not lie—it’s going to be hard, but you still have some options. It will take extra effort. Pre-2023/2024, a CRS score of 465 outside Canada would have been competitive. But right now, it’s not even high enough for many candidates already inside Canada seeking PR. Here’s the simple truth: Learn French PNP are your only options very hard for both Recent general/CEC rounds have been in the low–mid 520s or higher—not reachable at 465. You’re likely in the Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) stream under Express Entry, so keep your profile active. The STEM category (which covers software occupations) has hovered in the mid-480s in 2025. That’s still above 465, but much closer. What you can do: 1 Retake IELTS (or CELPIP) targeting CLB 9/10. 2 Consider TEF/TCF (French test) to chase the +50 French points and qualify for French-category draws. Recent French-only draws have landed around 481. If you can reach CLB 7+ in French, you get both the category eligibility and bonus points. 3.Pursue a PNP in parallel: Register “expression of interest” for Ontario HCP (Tech) and BC PNP Tech. its not easy but you need extra 600 PNP points to scale pass Set job alerts for Ontario and BC (WelcomeBC, Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program). 4 Employer-driven ‘come first, then PR’ routes (strong for software): Apply to Canadian jobs that use Global Talent Stream (GTS) or Intra-Company Transfer (ICT). Mention “Global Talent Stream” in cover letters and target designated/GTS-savvy employers. It’s tough, since there are many qualified developers in Canada and the employment rate is high right now. If open to smaller communities, target Atlantic or RCIP programs: Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP): Full-time, non-seasonal job offer from a designated employer in Atlantic Canada + settlement plan = PR pathway (not just a work permit). Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP): Launched in 2025 as the RNIP replacement. Requires a job offer from a designated employer in a participating rural community, then a community recommendation, then PR application. |
kemmyk:Technically, yes, it is possible. A close relative in Canada—even if on a work permit (a sibling, in this case)—can act as a financial sponsor for a student visa application. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) does not restrict proof of funds to only the applicant’s account. They accept funds from parents, guardians, or close relatives who can genuinely support the applicant. The key is that the relationship and financial commitment must be clearly demonstrated (e.g., sibling ties, letter of sponsorship, supporting documents). Here is the reality: The main issue is that you must show the full two years of tuition fees plus the $22,895 per year that the Canadian government requires international students to demonstrate. There are no exceptions, even if you live with your sibling. So, on average, you are looking at annual tuition of about $19,252 (total $38,504 for two years) plus $22,895 in living expenses. That’s a minimum of $61,399 that must be shown as proof of funds. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/get-documents/financial-support.html https://www.studyincanada.com/Discover/Article/1/5468/International-Student-Tuition-Across-Canada Ultimately, it’s about the money in your account, and your T4 tax return must align with the amount of savings you claim to have. |
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