RelaxingEnd:


I read your SOP. I noticed you kept complaining and talking about how bad things are in Nigeria. You kept repeating the fact that health and safety practices in Nigeria is very terrible in about 4 different paragraphs. You also told them about the poor internet in Nigeria. If there's anything I've learnt from reading through this thread, it's "Don't talk down on your country." I guess, this sent the wrong message. Can you share the purpose of the refusal on your second application?

Also wait for the Gurus to analyze this better.

I talked about the bad internet services base on the fact that i have commenced with the program here in nigeria and the internet hitches wasnt helping my situation, as a way of letting the VO know that know how serious i have been taking my studies not withstanding how bad the internet has been.

the refusal reasons were:
- the VO was not convinced that i will return to my country base on my purpose of visit
- that my proposed studies is not reasonable in light to one or more: my qualification, previous study, level of establishment, language ability, future plans and prospect.
- the Vo was not satisfied that i will return to my country base on my personal asset and financial status.

Kayyyy:

Pls I’m a lady.
No problem at all, could u send me an email so I could share his contact with you.

i have, seen it yet?

Uzomachukwu:


Dubem, could it be that they're worried about your own personal finances? How about you ask your employer to have your living expenses (and, if possible, your second year tuition) transferred to your personal account, including the money for your travel expenses?

Also, did you submit your personal bank statement in those previous applications? From my experience last year and this January, I can say that IRCC often gets apprehensive when applicants who are funded, whether by an employer or their university, do not submit their personal bank statement (or at least that of a family member). My first application (submitted in June 2020 before I discovered this Nairaland thread) was refused this past January simply because I submitted only my PhD Deans Scholarship letter from USask and didn't include my personal bank statement — no thanks to the wrong advice I got from USask's International Student and Study Abroad Centre, and friends studying in Canada.

As for the family ties, maybe you could tell us about your family composition here in Nigeria. That'll help the house advise you better.

i submitted my personal bank statment sire that had 3.6M and also included my land property of 6M, all in naira.
for my family, i am the first child of the family, which i stated. i will attach my SOP to this

Kayyyy:

I worked with a good agent in Abuja, I was really surprised that I got the visa self. I was already expecting a denial. But the agent I used once worked in the embassy, so he knows the necessary requirements.

Please Mr Kayyy, how can i get in touch? my situation is really frustrating right now.
Thank You.

Kayyyy:


Honestly what God cannot do doesn’t exist at all!!! I have a BSC in Information Management (2.1) but my PPR dropped this morning for diploma in Information Technology. So I really believe if you really want to still go for a diploma after having a BSC, u can, and be very prayerful

Please how were you able to pull this off?
I’m a 2.2 BSC graduate from microbiology, now in Diploma program (Occupational health and safety) at Nova Scotia community college Halifax, even though the requirement for the program is a undergraduate degree, I have been refused a study permit twice now.
I have been in the program since September 2020 and I have fully paid my 1 year tuition and fees.
Please How did you go about your SOP/LOE ?
I need help!!! �

Good day guys,
Please if your employer is financially sponsoring your program in Canada, do they need to submit the company’s account statement with your application even after paying your 1 year tuition?

Good day Guys, I have been denied Canadian study permit twice since I started applying in July 2020 and the worst part of my case is that I have started my program online in September 2020 before a feedback on my first application came out in October.

Please, who knows how I can be assisted in other to granted a study permit in this third time? I have paid my full first year tuition fees through my employer that’s sponsoring my program at nova Scotia community college, I am also an international student ambassador with the school.
I really don’t know why my situation is quite frustrating and painful because I know I should have been in Canada by now.

My first refusal was base on purpose of visit and not enough family ties in home country even after I stated in my SOP that my employer is sponsoring my program, my employer also wrote and submitted the necessary documents required of them.
In my second application, I countered this reasons and they refused me again.