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Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 5:56pm On Sep 02
AbelAbdul:
Someone will say na AI generated
You are very close to Durham College thats Simcoe road. I know that road because back in 2020, during the COVID times, I used to jog on that road during the summer.
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 5:29pm On Sep 02
AbelAbdul:
Where is your city from there I will know
its in durham region tho I will not talk becase some people are monitoring me here hahahah
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 5:24pm On Sep 02
AbelAbdul:
Yes in AirBnB.

Long term accommodation is off campus and I have already made arrangements for that. I am even heading there now.
Hahahaha, that picture was taken near my house! You have a Costco behind you, and there’s an African store right beside you. 😂
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 4:30am On Sep 02
Ayodelemerit:
I just got a refusal this night, so painful. The officer was not convinced that I will return based on financial proof. I need help please. I will appreciate an experienced person that can guide me through my reapplication process. Thanks
Apologies for the rejection. It’s a character-building moment that some people have to go through before reaching the final stop. As Mavor said, yes, get your GCMS notes so you can understand your case better.

But just a few quick questions:

1. How much was your school fee for the entire program?
2. How much was your POF in raw cash/funds?
3. Did you have the required POF + the total school fees ( 1 year or 2 years) + an additional $3,000–$5,000 for miscellaneous expenses?
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/get-documents/financial-support.html
4. Did you pay the acceptance fee?
5. Where did your POF come from?

Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 4:51pm On Sep 01
Alexjohn2020:
IRCC sent their refusal email today, Dem don finally do wetin dey their mind......
So sorry about that. If you don’t mind me asking, did they mention what the issue was?

Don’t take it the wrong way IRCC can be crazy at times.

But if you’re able to address whatever the concern was, you may have a better chance next time.
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 3:42pm On Aug 31
AbelAbdul:
what documents to back it up? Before I left Nigeria I went to Road Safety office to get my driver's abstract
Ooo, you really came prepared! That’s really good. You won’t be like Badadvisor, who is good at complaining when he didn’t plan properly. 😂

Not a lot of people get their Driver’s Abstract from FRSC.

Yes, that would work. Normally, people bring their driver’s licence and are now asked to get a Driver’s Licence Authentication from Ottawa, which can be used for verification.

But you still need to write your G1 test.
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 3:53am On Aug 31
AbelAbdul:
I have my Nigerian valid driver's license
Even with your Nigerian driver’s licence, you still have to take the G1 knowledge test,

The only thing your Nigerian driving license can help you skip is the normal waiting period between the G1 and G2.....But you need to get a document from Ottawa (Nigerian embasy) to back it up

After passing the G2, you must wait at least 12 months before taking the G road test. Your Nigerian driving experience does not eliminate this 12-month waiting period.

You are not exempt from the G1 test or the 12-month waiting period between G2 and G. https://www.ontario.ca/page/exchange-out-province-drivers-licence#section-1

Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 10:30pm On Aug 30
AbelAbdul:
where is your fellow agent PhDCloakroom?

When I posted my application portal if approval he claimed I got the pictures from internet.


Has he deactivated?

When I came into Canada omo the immigration officer was not smiling o. He asked for a document I didn't have hardcopy of.
I told him soft copy I get and I cannot show him cos my laptop isn't with me. He kept me there for some hours said he wants to verify my information. I guess he called my school sha.

But last last I was granted access. Did you know that these guys printed my study permit gave me before sending me to meet immigration.

I was asking what was the need of going to meet immigration if my study permit is already in my hand so the security guy said the reason I have to meet immigration is so the can verify my documents and my intention for coming to Canada.
Congratulations and welcome to Canada

You have a personal problem with PhDCloakroom, yet you keep looking for ways to drag me into it by any means necessary

Are we still on this nonsense about calling me an agent without any evidence? I have never collected money from anyone, asked anyone for money I just speak from my exprience and information I know....... Yet you open your mouth to talk rubbish.

I have always encouraged people to do things themselves because no one knows your situation better than you do.

Anyways, get ready to write your G1 and start your new story in Canada
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m):
AbelAbdul:
u this boy u are still here?
Why you have a problem with me being here ?
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 8:46pm On Aug 28
ATTAHDYE:
They just increased Living Expenses starting from September 1, 2026
wooow cost of living has increased
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 4:48pm On Aug 28
abimonile97:
To settle in and get use to the transport system here isn’t easy as people think. I’m dealing with body pain from walking to the bus stand lol 😂 Hopefully today or tomorrow I’ll get a bike 🚲 so I can use😆
It depends on the province you’re in, e.g., Ontario. But I would recommend writing your driving exam and getting your G1 as soon as possible....

That way, when you’re ready to get your G2 or G after or before school ends, you won’t have to wait too long.

Once you can afford it, you can also get a small car that you can use for transportation.

Congratulations, and all the best!
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 2:32pm On Aug 26
Mavor:
Honestly, I can't say. Suggest they keep sending web forms or engage a Canadian RCIC based in Canada who can engage IRCC directly in Canada on the individual case.
At this stage, there is nothing a Canadian RCIC based in Canada would be able to do web form and emails are the only way to follow up when in process.

IRCC will take its sweet time. The best time to use a Canadian RCIC is before or during the application process. Once you have applied, there isn't much they can do unless IRCC requests additional information and you don't know how to respond that's when you may need their help.

See, I remember back in the day look at me talking like an old man 😂 when IRCC study visa applications would take 13 to 19 weeks. Things have gotten better, but one thing is for sure: IRCC will make you build patience and be very prayerful. 😂

Cc Alexjohn2020

Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 2:17pm On Aug 26
Labisi08:
What do you mean?
i belive its a Joke that only indians get the job the loan because of their names
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 2:03pm On Aug 25
blackendowed:
Hi guys am at the start of my travel plan, please want to confirm if my dad can sponsor me my wife and daughter for my study program in Canada
Yes, your dad can do that, but he should have a minimum POF of:

Tuition for your entire program (even if it is a 2-year program) + $35,040 for living expenses + $3,000–$5,000 for miscellaneous expenses

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/get-documents/financial-support.html

Remember, you are a family of 3, which is why the living-expense amount is $35,040

Also, I hope the program you’re looking at is a Master’s degree. You should also clearly show what you have been doing since completing your BSc, especially your work, career, and family responsibilities as a married man with a family of three as carrying family is ok but not as easy as before

Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 4:11am On Aug 24
dsureguy:
Why will she lie?
Imalwayshorny account was opened 2 weeks ago No need to take such person serious

Travel › Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by amnotapervert(m): 4:07am On Aug 24
JapaProf:
The thing is, most applicants are always looking for templates, samples, and structures that may not even be appropriate for their own situation. Some people have copied and submitted the exact list of documents used by another applicant, only to get refused. Then it becomes a case of “I did everything. I submitted everything.”

What they fail to understand is that there is no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to visa applications.

What every applicant should be doing is critically asking themselves: Does this support my application? If the answer is yes, include it. If the answer is no, remove it, even if your blood sister submitted the exact same document and got approved.

Your profile is unique to you, and you should design your application around it, ensuring that every part of your application aligns with your own purpose of visit, financial situation, home ties, and overall profile.
Cc: Hunee
Travel › Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by amnotapervert(m):
JapaProf:
That will depend on your purpose for the visit. For example, if you will be attending a conference or visiting for tourism, you must provide detailed information about the purpose of your visit and the proposed duration of your stay. You should also write a good SOP, emphasize your ties to your home country, provide evidence of travel history, and, ultimately, provide proof of sufficient funds.
You are trying to explain something to someone who does not want to listen to understand.

I said previously: there is no specific or general list of documents that every individual will need to apply for a Canadian visitor visa.


Every case is different. Even within the same family, the documents my sister will use may be completely different from the documents I will use because we have different lives, circumstances, and experiences. It also depends on the answers you provide when creating your profile and, generally, who you are.

For example, if you say you were a student from 2005 to 2009, you should provide your BSc certificate or other documents to support that claim.

If I say I own a business, I can provide my Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) certificate, business tax returns, and, if I import goods for sale, documents such as a Bill of Lading or Air Waybill.

If I export goods from Nigeria through my business and make money from those exports, I can provide documents to show IRCC that the business is legitimate, such as an NEPC Exporter's Certificate, which proves that the business is registered to legally export goods from Nigeria.

The business should also have a bank account in the business name, and the bank can provide a letter showing that I am the authorized signatory on the account.

If you work for a company, you may need an employment letter, tax documents, payslips, bank statements, and other supporting documents that show who you are

So, when I say no one can give you a universal list of documents, this is what I mean: whatever you tell IRCC about yourself, you should be prepared to support it with appropriate documentation.

Cc: Hunee
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 5:39pm On Aug 21
mcsugk:
Please, I need some advice regarding an issue involving my wife, and I would appreciate guidance on the best way to resolve it.
My wife is an international student in Canada and currently works approximately 20 hours per week at XX company . At the same time, she had been attending a school on a voluntary training basis in early childhood education, without being formally employed there.
Subsequently, there was a change in the school's management. The new management was apparently unaware that she had been participating as a volunteer/trainee and mistakenly treated her as an employee. She was later formally offered employment by the school.
The issue is that the school also processed 24 hours from her previous training/volunteer period as paid employment and generated a payslip/cheque for those hours. My wife had not submitted her banking information and has not received the payment. As soon as she became aware of the error, she informed HR that those 24 hours related to her earlier training/volunteer period and asked that they be removed from payroll.
However, HR informed her that the accountant said the payroll had already been processed and that the cheque could no longer be cancelled or removed.
Our concern is that if those 24 hours are recorded as employment and combined with the approximately 20 hours she worked at Xx company during the same week, the records could appear to show approximately 44 hours of work, despite the school hours having arisen from the earlier training arrangement and subsequent payroll error.
We would therefore appreciate professional advice on how she should properly rectify and document this situation, whether the school should provide a written clarification of the payroll error, and whether any further action is necessary to protect her compliance with the conditions of her study permit.
People here would not be able to help you as this isn't the place that people here would have that answer you can post it here
https://www.nairaland.com/4933819/living-canada-life-canadian-immigrant/791

but if I was you I would look for professional advice Via RCIC. I do not sabi the one that pass me hahah

Hmm this is different from what we see here everyday but the main thing is to get everything in writing from the school.

Ask HR for a letter confirming that the 24 hours were from the previous training/volunteer period, were mistakenly processed as paid employment due to a payroll error, and that she did not actually work those hours as an employee or receive the payment.

I know its hard but that will be the best bet and in everything keep the payslip, emails, and any proof of the training.

If the training itself could be considered work, I would also speak with a licensed immigration professional before contacting IRCC... do not cast yourself yet
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 4:32pm On Aug 21
undespicable:
Thank you so much, you were really helpful and very supportive, I really can't thank you enough. Keep doing the good work, and I trust God will continue to bless you. ❤️
Amen Bless you also
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 4:31pm On Aug 21
Mavor:
Yes, most likely due to the low volume of EU legally based applicants.
Yes very true Applying from Poland 3 weeks and applying from Nigeria 9 weeks

Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 2:25pm On Aug 21
undespicable:
Hi, I arrived Canada, thanks everyone for the support, I really appreciate. For my application, I applied from Poland and honestly the process was straight forward, no medicals required, from submitting my application to getting the application approval and passport request took less than 3 weeks. Feel free to ask any questions, though I might not be able to answer some private questions like program of study, the university. The program i will be studying is a tech program, I work in tech, and the university is a public university in Ontario. I have attached screenshot of my application history, list of supporting documents submitted, list of financial documents submitted. My experience at the port of entry was very straightforward, it was exactly what I prayed and fasted for, I was only asked two questions,

Officer: You came to Canada for study
Me: Yes
Officer: You're here for your study permit
Me: Yes

Then she stood up went to print the study permit and gave me, asked me to read and make sure everything is correct, then said welcome to Canada. I spent less than 2 mins there.

Also, I was not asked any document, not even LOA or letter of introduction though I had the printed copies of all my documents in my backpack, I only gave the officer the slip from the kiosk and my passport (i did my arrivecan online, a day before departure so it was really fast at the kiosk) then she asked those two questions which I only answered yes to both (no explanation) which she immediately stood up to print the study permit and gave me to check everything is correct and said welcome to Canada.

Everything was correct including the statement "May accept employment on or off campus…", my LOA did not include co-op (not applicable), although I wasn't asked to provide the LOA at the port of entry. Thanks once again everyone, this platform was really helpful, I also used Ai alot both in drafting my statement of purpose, financial explanation letters and also lots of questions through out the application process especially some private questions I couldn't ask here.
See how organized and detailed you are with your LOA now. If I were an IRCC officer, I would take your file very seriously.

It shows that you did a lot of groundwork before applying and left no stone unturned

congratulations
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 2:19pm On Aug 21
Tonto38:
Hello everyone, please is there a functioning telegram group or WhatsApp group for Aspiring Canadian students?

Please, add me to the group if there's any.

My email address: sophiafrancis330@gmail.com
Avoid telegram group please I take God beg you

You will be scammed there is nothing special they are doing
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 5:16pm On Aug 20
Kossyfelicia:
Good Afternoon Everyone, I want to ask these questions.

1. Can a Refusal Switzerland study visa denied explained in LOE?

2. I have Fidelity Corporate USD MasterCard, can it work for visa payment or Fidelity Naira MasterCard?

Please answer me ☺️.

Thanks
When applying for a visa to any country, always disclose any previous visa refusals and explain the reason for the previous refusal.

I believe that's in the IMM 1294 form for student visa I will try and get a picture of it

And yes, you can explain it in your Letter of Explanation if you believe doing so will be helpful to your application...

just curious what was the reason for the Switzerland study visa denied let us understand the context writing it in your LOE

Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 3:29pm On Aug 19
Foxfire12345:
Good day everyone
Please I need your advice
So I have a visitors visa from last year and then this year I applied for a study permit. Now I’m currently visiting (I’m in Canada) and then I received a message from ircc for passport request. Because I had a visa, I didn’t fill out the visa form. What can I do ? I was thinking of raising a web form that hey I already have a visa (I supposed they ought to know). bottom line is I don’t want to send my passport to them while I’m in Canada.
you need to Submit an IRCC webform immediately....today you can explain that you are currently physically in Canada as a visitor

Attach the passport bio-data page and the page showing your valid Canadian visa, plus the passport request letter

Ask IRCC in the webform to confirm whether the passport must be submitted, they will know what best to do

given that you are already in Canada and already possess a valid TRV..
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 2:26pm On Aug 19
Mavor:
So sorry to hear this — refusals with young families are especially painful. A few honest observations from experience with the IRCC process:

Reconsiderations rarely succeed. IRCC almost never reopens a refused application unless there was a clear legal or procedural error. Even MP offices can only prompt a review — they can't overturn an officer's judgment. So today's outcome, while disappointing, is unfortunately the norm.

The ODN is actually the roadmap. The officer spelt out exactly what failed: unexplained large personal savings vs. very low declared income (~$1,666 CAD), weak evidence of company viability, and low sponsor funds in Canada. Having the funds in your account is not enough, you need to back it up with detailed forensic source of funds evidence. A new application only stands a chance if it directly cures each of these — a documented source-of-funds trail for every major deposit (sale agreements, gift deeds, business income records), audited/management accounts showing the business is real and profitable, consistent tax filings that match the savings, and stronger sponsor finances.

Skip another reconsideration; build a fresh, properly documented application. Money spent re-arguing the old file is better spent on getting the evidence right — ideally with a licensed RCIC or immigration lawyer reviewing the source-of-funds story before submission, since a third refusal on the same gaps becomes very hard to recover from.

Wishing her and the kids success next time.
A few months ago, I brought awareness to the fact that people should handle their visa applications themselves. But if they absolutely must pay someone to help, they should make sure that person is a licensed immigration consultant (RCIC).

I am not talking about admission here, before someone comes with their usual talking points.

A lot of agents came for me because I was supposedly spoiling their business. I won’t mention names, but they called me all sorts of names and accused me of everything bad under the sun, without providing any evidence...Till today.

The reality is that the average Nigerian cannot afford the services of an RCIC. Not because we do not have the money we always believe we can get the services cheaper somewhere else


That is exactly why I encourage people to learn the process and do their visa applications themselves where possible, rather than paying someone simply because they call themselves an “agent ” except you can verify they are registed with RCIC

If you decide to pay for professional immigration advice, verify that the person is a licensed RCIC and check their credentials before handing over your money... https://register.college-ic.ca/Public-Register-EN/RCIC_Search.aspx

Cc ehiremen2002

Travel › Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by amnotapervert(m): 5:39am On Aug 19
hunee:
Anyone received a Canadá visa recently? Please be kind to tell the documents you submitted and if there other things that needs to be known, tnx
Canadian visitor visa applications or any visa application are not one-size-fits-all.

The documents you submit are based on the answers you provide to the questions in your application.

So, you cannot assume that the documents someone else submitted will be appropriate for your situation. What works for one applicant may not work for another, because each person’s circumstances, finances, travel history, family situation, employment, and purpose of travel are different..
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 5:04am On Aug 19
ehiremen2002:
My aunty friend just got a second rejection. Herself and 4 kids. Even with existing vistor visa


Reasons for the refusal of your application
To help you understand why your application was refused, below are the Officer Decision Notes (ODN) specific to your application as they are displayed in IRCC’s system.
These notes were entered by the officer who assessed and made the final decision on your application.
I have reviewed the application. The applicant's assets and financial situation are insufficient to support the stated purpose of travel for the applicant (and any accompanying family member(s), if applicable). The applicant is to be accompanied by their 4 children. They are to be accompanied by their spouse, who has provided both personal and corporate bank statements. There is limited supporting documentation providing evidence of company viability, including reported revenue, earned profits or loss. Corporate bank statement displays routinely low funds and their personal statement is significant. Their tax clearance certificate shows that their highest total income is from the year 2025, where they earned the equivalent of $1,666 CAD. They have included a notice of assessment for 2026, but I note that this year is incomplete and the income shown does not commensurate to the sponsor's savings. I am not satisfied that the file includes sufficient documentation that establishes the source of their savings or demonstrates that the funds are unencumbered and available for the stated purpose. Other sponsoring parent in Canada has provided their bank statement also showing low funds. Based on the financial documents submitted, I am not satisfied that the applicant has sufficient funds to pay for living expenses for the proposed studies. Weighing the factors in this application, I am not satisfied that the applicant will depart Canada at the end of the period authorized for their stay. For the reasons above, I have refused this application.
Requesting ODNs in your official language of choice: In some cases, Officer Decision Notes may not be available in your official language of choice (English or French). To receive the notes in your preferred official language of choice, please send your request to
translate.ODN-traduire.NDO@cic.gc.ca
and include the following
information in your email:
Subject line: “ODN translation request

Very very strange people. Even with reconderation that was sent in yesterday today they reply and didnt want to change decision.

Reconsideration request/ Demande de réexamen – application/demande S308005626
Inbox

IOB RROC TRU No-Reply / DGOI CORR URT pas de réponse (IRCC) <IRCC.IOBRROCTRUNo-Reply-DGOICORRURTpasdereponse.IRCC@cic.gc.ca>
8:55 AM (10 hours ago)
to me

This refers to your recent communication received at our office requesting reconsideration for your Application for Temporary Residence in Canada.



Your application was considered against the requirements of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and Regulations and was refused. A letter explaining the reasons for the refusal was sent to you on 2026/08/17. Your request for reconsideration has been reviewed and there are insufficient reasons for re-opening your application.



Should you have different or additional information, you may wish to submit a new application. You should understand, however, that a new application would require submission of new processing fees and that any such application would be assessed according to the criteria in effect at that time. As a result, no assurance of success can be offered.



Thank you for the interest you have shown in Canada.



Regards,



Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada - Government of Canada

Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté et Immigration Canada - Gouvernement du Canada

www.cic.gc.ca

we submitted the reconsideration from the MP office. I havent reply her to let her know the reconsideration wasnt approve

(Sudds, Jenna - MP)
3:31 PM (4 hours ago)
to me

Hi Bleep,



We had a successful tech caucus tour. Very busy days, but engaging and valuable.



I was able to get the below updates for a couple of the cases:



XXXXXX

I submitted the reconsideration request o behalf of the applicant
I included the supporting documents include the letter and flight details


UXXXXX

Processing deadline was yesterday, so I have been asked that if there is no update by the time I have my next call, I should submit a request for urgent processing due to delays


AXXXX

Name, date of birth and/or UCI did not match so I was unable to get an update


If you have any further cases, or other reconsideration requests to submit, please let me know.



Thank you,
I know my reply is long but take your time and read it

Firstly the political climate will not let an MP help with any things student visa. if it was parent visiting visa maybe if it was spouse visa maybe but student visa no they will not go the extra mile.. it will look bad on the MP and basically jenna sudds is a back bench Mp and will not want that smoke

Abi you know an existing visa is not a shield against a new refusal.

An existing visitor visa may show that you were previously approved to travel, but it does not guarantee that a new application will be approved

Reading what you shared, the major issue in the refusal appears to be financial capacity and the source of the funds

You are applying with 4 children, making 5 applicants in total, so you need to demonstrate sufficient funds for the entire family https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/get-documents/financial-support.html

IRCC found that although you claimed to have enough money, your tax returns, business records, and bank statements did not convincingly demonstrate how the money was accumulated or that the funds were genuinely available for this trip.

The officer also noted that your tax clearance certificate showed your highest reported income was in 2025, when you earned the equivalent of only about $1,666 CAD. This creates a significant mismatch between your reported income and the amount of savings you are claiming to have available.

In simple terms: Your minimum POF = Tuition for the entire program + $48,252 CAD for living expenses for 5 people + $3,000 ~ $5,000 CAD for miscellaneous expenses

so let us say your school fee is about $40,000 for 2 years + $48,252 + $3,000 CAD for miscellaneous expenses you are looking at $91,252 Mimimum POF

But having the required amount sitting in your bank account is not enough by itself You also need to convincingly establish the source of the substantial savings.

IRCC needs to understand how you accumulated the money and whether the money is genuinely available for the proposed trip.

If your reported income does not reasonably match the amount of savings you are claiming, that can raise concerns about the source and availability of the funds

One very important point when reapplying: Do not simply reapply with the same documents and expect a different result

You need to address the specific concerns raised in the refusal you just shared to us and provide stronger evidence explaining your finances, the source of the funds, your income, business activities, and why the money is genuinely available for the trip....

Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 4:56pm On Aug 18
AbelAbdul:
Few days to go and my visa isn't approved. Wetin I do UAE?
Remind me again why you’re transiting through the UAE when you have better options ?
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 7:47pm On Aug 17
talk2tonie:
my mum is traveling to Canada for the first time. Does anyone know if she needs a yellow card?
She is traveling for the first time and never had a yellow card.
No she does not...my parents have been traveling for years no one has asked them for such
Crime › Re: I Just Got Scammed On This Nairaland Job offer Section by amnotapervert(m): 9:48pm On Aug 16
Evaress:
until dem carry your pic go shrine for benin. I swear you go turn to goat
I am not Stephen ayantoye but Please go ahead I am in full support
Crime › Re: I Just Got Scammed On This Nairaland Job offer Section by amnotapervert(m): 10:41pm On Aug 15
Evaress:
Thank God the amount was not too high. The guy was charging me 5k to get me added to an online job platform, i negotiated and he later accepted 2k. As if i knEw he will block me thats why i brought it down to 2k. I tried it and lo and behold he blocked me and ran off. Later we blame our leaders for the downfall in this country. I will post his name. All i wanted was just a remote job to do to earn a living. God knows i tried. Who knows how many he has scammed on this site..

Una see why dem they burn and beat criminals with no mercy when they get caught and we start to feel pity for them . you won't know how it hurts till it happens to you. i will message the admin in that site

@Gha1zzU his username
8154654120 his palmpay details
Hahah, I am really invested in this, and I want you to catch this guy. But how on earth are you paying someone in big 2026 to add you to a job platform so you can get updates on remote jobs? hahahah

Next time try
LinkedIn Jobs
We Work Remotely
Wellfound
Remote OK
Remotive
Upwork
Andela
Toptal
Working Nomads
Remote.co
FlexJobs
Contra

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