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APOPTOSIS:
I want to believe you are not 64 yet ...
Pray such doesn't befall you even before 60.
U don't just sit to type also include yourself in the curse, except you hope to become Bobrisky by that age.
Hope you're eating healthy?
Hope you're not faced with stress on daily basis?
Better wake up & be prepared.

lanresz:
This development is very recent. In my over 20 years in Canada living in 3 provinces, people who migrate through the study route are either sponsored by rich parents for undergraduate studies or graduate students with university fundings. This I can say for Canada. It is recently that you find people with established careers coming to do diplomas in colleges.

mu2sa2:
And these people are Christians, right?
Barring crazy south Africa, this shiit won't fly in Africa and Middle east.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Funds that would have been channeled to people in IDP camps in Africa. This is one of the reasons Africa is aligning with the Global South.

House34:
Sir, you forgot that PNPs are selected from the Express Entry profile and also take CRS points into consideration when selecting candidates. For example, if a particular PNP wants to select 50 candidates in a specific field with scores above 350, a person scoring 360 will be selected before someone scoring 355. That's why the 15 points you claim for family as PR/CITIZEN earlier while creating the Express Entry profile could become controversial if you actually have no family proof. Or maybe I'm missing something and need more clarification on this?

folla:
Good day, everyone. Please, I need an answer to this knotty question. An Express Entry applicant recently obtained a provincial nomination and got an ITA few days later. This applicant has a sibling in Canada, but they are both not in good terms. The applicant is unsure if the sibling is a PR. The applicant asked, but the sibling refused to declare his status whether or not he has PR. The applicant is not desperate to use the sibling's status in Canada to increase CRS point, but she wants to be sure she's being truthful to IRCC, to avoid being accused of misrepresentation.

How can the applicant navigate this challenge? What if the applicant states that the sibling is not PR, but IRCC records reveal otherwise? Any way out? The sibling is not willing to disclose his status to the sister, talk less of providing her with documents to support the claim later on.

Thanks in advance.

House34:
While filling out the Express Entry profile, if you click "yes" to the question "Do you have at least one brother or sister living in Canada who is a citizen or permanent resident?" and you don't know the person's status in Canada, then you should not claim those 15 points. Not everybody in Canada, even after staying for over five years, is a permanent resident or citizen. Some people may remain as asylum seekers for up to five years, moving from one appeal court to another. If you cannot provide evidence for those 15 points with proof that ur sister is a PR/citizen , it could affect the whole application.

Gerrard59:
So, how come folks with stellar work experience and degrees from elite institutions don't know about this firm that links foreign applicants to companies that intentionally wish to employ them and file for their H1Bs?

ariesbull:
what are the percentages are they even upto 10%


Smell the coffee

ariesbull:
Chai Bro people spend 20m to 30m.
Some times is not someone’s fault, it is the perception one has. Before I traveled , my guys that were here told me they were making over 5000 euros a month after bills, so I was so desperate. I finally got here to find out that they don’t even have apartment of their own and not to talk of 5000 euro a month. The only reason why I didn’t regret it was that i didn’t contribute one naira to my travelling expenses. Imagine me spending 20 to 30m to experience what I saw when I came here, I wouldn’t I have forgiven them.
If not for social media, no body in Nigeria would have known that abroad is just packaging.
That is y I tell those who want to come the truth, so that they will prepare themselves financially and mentally before travelling.
Imagine guys in their late 40s still not married, no child, in dis abroad. A man who is supposed to be a family man will still be sharing apartments because of bills.

Ormoretayour:
I got a notice from them that I was selected in the H1BLottery, next step is to pay $7k which have been doing finding abt them if it's real or scam. Please anyone on this track too.

MadamExcellency:
Where did Igbos originate?
Agụ is Tiger
Ọdụm is Lion
Agụ Owuru is Leopard.

Get yourself an Igbo dictionary or an AI translator.

MadamExcellency:
Lion is not Tiger.
Agụ is Tiger
Lion is Ọdụm

realG101:
I got curious about the hourly Minimum wage of some developed countries of the world.

After a brief Google check, I discovered that the most popular countries are not necessarily the highest paying afterall.

See the list below

1. Uk-------£11.44/hr
2. US-------$7.25/hr
3. France-----€11.65/hr
4. Australia-----$23.23/hr
5. Canada-------$12.32/hr
6. Germany-----€12.41/hr
7. Russia---------600 RUB ($7.15)

Bonus
8. South Africa------27.58Rands ($1.46)
9. Ghana----------GHS 18.15/DAY (1 USD=13.4085 GHS)

Kaymanz:
Good day everyone,

I need your input here. I recently lost my elder sister, who was a permanent resident in Canada, and we are planning to lay her to rest soon.

I have applied for and received a visitor's visa to attend the burial in Canada. Currently, I work as an accountant and earn relatively well as an entry-level staff.

Would it be a good idea for me to leave my job here in Nigeria and use this as an opportunity to relocate, considering that I only have 6 months to secure a job in Canada that could sponsor my work permit?

I would like to know my chances of securing a job or converting my visitor's visa to either a work permit or a study visa.

Please, I need your input, as I am very confused at the moment.

DarlingtonC:
And after that?