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Good morning all, hope you had a great weekend.

I have a concern. I've been given admission for a one year program in canada. I have the money to sponsor my myself and wife, but a good percentage of the money came from family members as contribution to support my schooling which was deposited in my account barely a month ago. My question is, how do I explain my prove of fund in my LOE so as to stand a chance of been granted a study visa?

Gurus in the house please your inputs would be highly appreciated.

Good evening all, hope you had a great weekend.

I have a concern. I've been given admission for a one year program in canada. I have the money to sponsor my myself and wife, but a good percentage of the money came from family members as contribution to support my schooling which was deposited in my account barely a month ago. My question is, how do I explain my prove of fund in my LOE so as to stand a chance of been granted a study visa?

Gurus in the house please your inputs would be highly appreciated.

Good evening all, hope you had a great weekend.

I have a concern. I've been given admission for a one year program in canada. I have the money to sponsor my myself and wife, but a good percentage of the money came from family members as contribution to support my schooling which was deposited in my account barely a month ago. My question is, how do I explain my prove of fund in my LOE so as to stand a chance of been granted a study visa?

Gurus in the house please your inputs would be highly appreciated.

Happy New Year my fellow Nairalanders! I'm glad to be in your midst this year again.

To provide answer to your question, it doesn't appear reasonable for your brother who is resident in Canada to sponsor you and your wife. He already has his dependents in Canada which the visa officer is well-informed about and a simple background check on his immigration status would delcare same. My professional advice for you is that you (the husband) should fund your account and sponsor the trip to Canada.

I wish you the very best.

It will end in praise

Thank you @ Frankrubbn1

Good morning house. I've been a silent reader, my question is: Can my brother who is in canada with his family and sponsoring his wife's education still sponsor me for study in canada? I intend going with my wife.
I'm 38yrs old