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Imalwayshorny:I am a citizen |
AbelAbdul:Hopefully the next and last time you will be changing your Sin Number is when you get your PR |
Imalwayshorny:Lies. I’ve had very good experiences with Nigerians. The first time I made more than $150,000 CAD in a year was when I was introduced by a Nigerian project manager to a data migration project he was doing for the government. Because of him, I learned how to obtain federal security clearance and got the opportunity to work on a government project. I can’t talk about the project because I signed a 10-year NDA with the Government of Canada back in 2019 FYI if you are in Tech Project Management Get a security clearance so You can work on government Job even better when you become a citizen I have stories of both good and bad experiences with Nigerians, but honestly, it depends on the type of Nigerians you surround yourself with .
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Imalwayshorny:What’s your obsession with everyone location? Every day, you keep giving us more reasons to believe you’re obviously a troll. |
flosure:Was told he provide CAC document, pictures of his business etc good anount in his account including fix deposits How much was the POF? What kind of business do your parents do? It all boils down to money a lot of it and being able to show that the money is tied to the business or linked to a legitimate source of income. Firstly, IRCC knows the child is a student and is still financially dependent on the parents. If the parents are coming to Canada to visit their child and they don’t have solid financials, it doesn’t really add up. You know when I used to talk about having at least $45,000 CAD as POF and that the money should be connected to a business or salary? Why so high? Because the child is not a PR or citizen, and the child is not working full-time or financially established enough to be the sponsor on the application. That’s how IRCC is likely to look at it, even if the child is on a PGWP. For a business, you want to show things like CAC documents, invoices, proof of goods sold, import/shipping documents, business licences, manufacturers’ invoices if you buy goods from a factory, contracts, or anything else that clearly connects the business to the goods or services being bought and sold and then connects that business activity to the money in the account. This is not on your perosnally I just remember something and want to rant small allow me hahahah When I was giving this advice about POF for a visitor visa early this year people in the visitor visa section called me names and said I didn’t know what I was doing. All that bla bla bla… Funny i got to find out most of they are agents later on anyways They would say they knew someone in 2019/2020 who used ₦10–15 million to get a visitor visa. At the exchange rate of ₦271.36 to C$1: ₦10,000,000 ÷ 271.36 ≈ C$36,850 ₦15,000,000 ÷ 271.36 ≈ C$55,275 Then someone will come and attack me with, “But, but, but… the average Canadian doesn’t have that amount in their account.” Lie lie lie. You are very wrong. The average middle-income Canadian between the ages of 35 and 40 has around $88,600 in their TFSA and RRSP combined, according to this source: https://www.fool.ca/2026/06/10/what-the-typical-40-year-old-canadian-has-in-their-tfsa-and-rrsp/ And anyone in Nigeria who can afford to send their child to Canada is, at the very least, likely to be middle-income or above. We are also talking about people who may have money in investment accounts, businesses, properties, and other assets, and I’m sure many parents are well above that age. You see, my words might not always sound pleasant, but one thing is for sure: this approach works out highly most of the time.
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dsureguy:Naaaa I am good..... I would love to stay anonymous |
Bayoonanuga:Remember when I talked about the student visa cap? https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/2026-provincial-territorial-allocations-under-international-student-cap.html That is a major reason why a lot of people are getting rejected, and the numbers are not going to be anything like what we saw in 2023. This might be long, but let me explain. You see, Canada is only looking at 408,000 study permits for 2026, and this includes people who are renewing their permits too not just new applicants. For fresh/new applicants, we are looking at around 180,000 spaces. Then you have another 49,000 or so, bringing the total to roughly 229,000 new students for 2026. Now compare that to 2023, when Canada had 682,889 study permit holders/applications for just new applicants. You can see the difference. That means when you are applying now, you really have to do your research and make sure your documentation is on point. Make sure your tuition is paid ( Accentance fee) and that you can clearly show where the money came from and where it went. You are basically competing for around 229,000 spots with applicants from all over the world. Most of the emails I get from people are about very simple things. IRCC wants to see that you can meet the basic requirements and that everything makes sense. For example, your minimum POF should cover: Tuition for your entire program (even if it is a 2-year program) + $23,448 for living expenses for one person + $3,000–$5,000 for miscellaneous expenses. And, most importantly, the money needs to be traceable. You need to be able to show that you actually have the money and explain where it came from. Because the Chinese, Filipinos, Indians, Arabs, and applicants from other countries are coming with their tuition, POF, and documentation ready and complete. You cannot afford to submit a weak application and expect things to be like they were in 2023. https://immigrationstatistics.ca/ The competition is much tighter now or some will say the system is just going back to what it was before 2020 https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/annual-report-parliament-immigration-2025.html
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edoboy74:Thank you so much for the kinds words |
Imalwayshorny:I am now convinced you are a troll |
AbelAbdul:Hahaha, oya, it’s okay we know it's not 3D AI 😂 FYI do you know that Maryjane store is weed they sell ? I’m sure PhD Cloak knows you’re in Canada and would have no reason not to believe you. Anyways, let’s try with our little knowledge to help those who want to cross over here with free information and guidance on how they can do it themselves. Can we all just get along?? 😭😂 |
gen2lpat:Please explain my eye don see back 😂😂 |
Labisi08:Yes, he said that. He said you can get a room for $500 and have four people share it, which would be roughly $160 each. I told him, why would four people share a 9 m² (97 sq. ft.) or even an 18 m² (194 sq. ft.) room? I’ve been on this forum for way too long. 😂 So now that he is actually in Canada, I’m asking him: why didn’t you get that $500 room and share it with four people like you said you would? https://www.nairaland.com/7776621/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/730 read page 730 You see, once you enter the country, you realize that things are often very different from what you hear online. I might be harsh sometimes, but I have never intentionally told a lie or misled anyone.
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AbelAbdul:I saw it on mine too, so I read about what made the government include such a statement. I found out that, back around 2011, some international students who didn’t have jobs and couldn’t find employment were reportedly working in massage parlours in Mississauga. Some were even renting units in condos and using them as hookup locations, with pimps involved and all sorts of things going on. It was really bad. If you know Mississauga well, you probably know the famous Marilyn Monroe condos. They are near Square One and Sheridan College, and there were reports of students being involved in buying drugs and women being used for hookups. The situation became really bad, which is why you still see that restriction on study permits today. It got so bad that the government and police had to carry out several massive raids. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/massage-parlours-in-private-condos-a-problem-1.1066804 That’s the reason the restriction was introduced in the first place. There are still reports of prostitution activity in some buildings, but from what I understand, it is no longer mainly students involved. |
AbelAbdul:Wait, why didn’t you find a $150–$160 CAD room again? I thought you said it was very easy to find one. What changed? 👀 Why are you not sharing a room with four people like you said you would on June 4th, 2026? What happened? What changed? It’s funny how everyone thinks I’m crazy until they experience it themselves and realize that I’m only speaking facts and making direct statements. I am here to share my knowledge and my experience from being a student, to working, getting PR, becoming a citizen, buying a home, and investing... Canada is not a country you come to with out skills and plan I understand that I might come across as harsh at first I really apologise , but once you start living the real experience, you’ll understand where I’m coming from and why I shout here daily hahahah |
Imalwayshorny:Well, the word “hard” is probably not the right word to use. Yes, GDP growth in Canada has been stagnant for years due to various BAD government policies and other economic factors, but things are difficult not necessarily as bad as they might seem. Things have definitely become more expensive, and jobs aren’t as easy to come by as they used to be. But what else do you want to know? I don’t want to discourage anyone from coming. All I have been saying since day one is that if you’re coming, please make sure you come with a globally recognized skill set. Before leaving Nigeria, I already had a PMP certification and a SAFe Product Owner/Product Manager (POPM) certification, and they were a game changer for me... It’s not an easy road, but you have to plan at all times and be prepared for the challenges ahead. |
Imalwayshorny:No ooo I don't for the most part 🫣 |
godsplan001:Since your study permit application is still processing, I would advise you to submit the deferral request before the deadline. If you don’t hear anything from IRCC by September 4th, submit the deferral request so you don’t miss the deadline... Monday is a public holiday 7th so likely if they dont get back to you on the 4th you should send the email. Hopefully, IRCC will give you a decision before the 4th and you won’t need to defer..... |
Labisi08:I agree with you, Ema01 Since the school asked you to defer and you need to request a new LOA, you should contact the school immediately and explain that your study permit has now been approved. You will likely be resuming in January since that is the next available term. Just contact the school, explain the situation, and provide evidence of your study permit approval. |
dsureguy:bad government policies |
AbelAbdul:How would I know somewhere I have never been 👀🫣🫣 remember I am not in Canada according to Imalwayshorny |
AbelAbdul:Here is my own AI generated picture also...we all love using AI to show we are in Canada The rain today no be here ooo I told AI to also I add rain to my image
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Imalwayshorny:I currently work remotely for an American bank, but the company’s VPN is geolocation-locked to Ontario Canada. When I travelled to the UK in July, I couldn’t work because I couldn’t connect to the VPN. So when people talk about remote jobs, it’s important to understand that they can be difficult to come by, and in many cases, you still have to be physically present in the country where the company allows you to work. That’s been my experience |
Imalwayshorny:Yes, but not what social media is portraying. Back in 2018/2019, and even in 2021, you could apply for jobs and get one, as bad as it was, within maybe 1 to 2 months thats with background check interview and all that. I’m talking about high-skilled, well-paying jobs in the $95,000–$120,000 range, plus bonuses and other benefits. Those jobs are not coming as quickly now, and entry-level opportunities are even harder to find... i will say bad government policies I was lucky because I had already worked for a fintech company in Nigeria for two years before coming to Canada for school, and I started working at a Fintech bank here as well as well doing co-op/ intership helped . I’ve also worked on government software projects and several other projects. So, yes, the job market is definitely not as easy as it was before. If you’re entering the Canadian job market now, you really need to have strong, in-demand skills with proven work record to stand out. |
Imalwayshorny:High, just like every other G7 economy is experiencing it... I want to say more, but this isn't the platform to vent my annoyance with the current ruling party..and their bad policies |
Imalwayshorny:wait i taught you said I wasnt in canada?? what happened ? |
AbelAbdul:You are in oshawa what do you expect hahahah James Jones Peter to be doing uber hahah |
AbelAbdul:welcome to the dirty shwa Aka oshawa....some people say its the armpit of ontario but i will give that to Hamilton go down town both cities and you will be shocked at the amout of drugs in that country ......thats why I raw away and changed city can not raise kids in both city |
Labisi08:The road where AbelAbdul took that picture is only about a 25–30 minute drive from my house. After work, I can even go there, take a picture with my Canadian passport and my username, on paper amnotapervert, on the same road, and some people will still say it’s AI-generated. 😂 So why stress yourself? When people have personal issues with you, they can simply open a new account and start attacking you just as he did It was the same platform where I shared images of my study visa in 2017, study permit in 2017, co-op work permit in 2018, PGWP in 2019, PR in 2020/2021, and citizenship in 2024 on page 763. https://www.nairaland.com/7776621/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/763 And yet, some people will still say it’s AI, that I’m fake, blah blah blah. What more do you want someone to show such delusional people? 😂 Cc Imalwayshorny |
Imalwayshorny:HAhahahahahahahahhaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhaha yooo I have nothing to prove to you so rest |
Imalwayshorny:Hahahaha! Na always poor man dey give the best financial advice. |
Imalwayshorny:Ignore
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