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saliubello:
This amount you pay per hectare isn't right. But maybe I might be wrong.

We charge N25,000 per hectare around here though.
If you need this service, I can deploy 3 tractor units to do this work ASAP.

baconline:
What usually goes bad are ics, send pictures of the board

baconline:
If the coil driver (IC)in the ecu is damaged ,u either locate and change the driver or Change the ecu, to Change the ecu ,just get a scan tool and reprogram the key once that is done the new ecu will be coded in. Best of luck, I love DIY, I learnt everything I know that way, but I don't try anything I have not learnt online from other people experience

JustMellow:
Hello Eddy2farm,

It is good to learn that you are making headway to meet the financial requirement for your study permit application. Being self-sponsored does not guarantee the outcome will be successful even if you meet the study permit requirements.

The required funds to show as required by IRCC is C$30,000 as your POF, which you can show higher. If you have this fund available and can pay for your first-year study or for the complete two years (if this is the case), and have the GIC hold your LE for the first year of study, you will stand a competitive chance but doing this is not a ground that the application would be positive. The bottom line is to ensure you submit a competitive application.

You may want to look at colleges in the Ontario province. In terms of competitiveness, Ontario colleges give a good edge. Don't let the cheap tuition for colleges in the Atlantic province be the reason for choosing NBCC. Atlantic colleges make prospective students that could not attend the school forfeit the C$500 paid as a deposit to secure their seats.

It is best if you opt for an Academic study, rather than Vocational. Since you have business in your home country, that can serve as good ties if you present it in a manner that justifies your economic stability Also, endeavor you settle for a study that demonstrates a progression of your previous study and/or relates to your current work experience.


Success is all I wish You!

darocha1:
You want to buy a Toyota Camry for 1.8m but you don't know if it is v4 or V6 engine, manual or automatic transmission shifts, AC tight or roll down glass, 2doors or 4doors. Your concern is just the 1.8m being right for price.


Best Wishes sir...

darocha1:
When it comes to installment payment. You can not determine the interest rate the vendor factors into it.

The ultimate question is, does the deal align with your plans. You need to do your plus and minus.

However, if you need us to help you determine if the specification of the solar unit offered is ok, them state what the vendor offered you.

Originalsly:
I know someone that has a big plumbing business.... has a small plumbing school ... and provides practical training and experience within his company. The school was shut down due to COVID-19 mandates ... not sure if it reopened. But this is the US which is not on your list. I wouldn't bet on you getting PR for you nor your family via this route. To acquire certification and working experience in plumbing in a developed country... and return home .... the demand for your skills will force you to form company. Plumbing skill needed for modern buildings... especially high rises ... and maintenance is verrrry scarce. I wish you the best.

leksdigital:
Out of the three countries you mentioned above the easiest to run is the UK for study visa. But with the kind of program stated, it may be impossible to go with your family.

If it was a university degree for example, courses starts from 10,000 pounds depending on the college and location of the school.
For UK you will need minimum of 28 days statement which should cover your tuition and 9 months maintenance fee in the Uk. If you are going with your dependent, you must have minimum of 700 pounds per month per dependent for 9 months in the account.

This will only be possible if you already have a university degree, if you don't and you don't have age on your side. Running an undergrad program will be hard. It will be hard to really give a good advice unless I have a full picture of your situation.

Canada and Australia will require minimum of 6 months statement of account.