Thanks for sharing your landing experience, it was so interesting. Wishing you a fruitful stay in Canada. We hope to join you soon.

[quote author=fabdee post=61663078]Hello beautiful people...sorry for the delay with my gist.

Sooo the first official checked our passports and b.pass...... off to the next queue, the guy already had a list. I was like ehen....its about to go down. To God be the gloryyyyy we were not on the list yayyyy my fish, crayfish, ponmo, vegetable, groundnut, egusi, ogbono etc and I started dancing skelewu....we scaled through Pharaoh of Egypt hahaha
Oook boarded the next flight...we off to toronto...bigger plane (airbus i guess) take off was cool...no ear pains just a couple of blocking and reopening..... Food came....took the bread and cheese jejely as usual.....twas a long 12hr flight, inflight entertainment was much better.....Touch down Toronto.......went through immigration........service canada(got our SIN)..........went to baggage area to get our bags.......got a porter to assist, old man charged 20CAD, i was like wawuu just to push load? Na wa o.

Newfoundland is a very nice and reserved province, I enjoyed my time there. It's good for schooling and raising family. However, people move out of the place because of work. There is no too much to do there. Meanwhile, it's a place I can live conveniently in if I get my dream job there.

SlowlybtSurely:


Nice. What's your assessment of that place? Would you live there again?

Nigerians are there. We are everywhere, just that the population is more in the West. I lived in Newfoundland for more than 3 years and I have friends living in PEI.

primeson1:
i wonder too o

Please any nigerians there?

It's so sad, the extent people will go to have it all together. I know someone here in Nigeria, telling me his is going to the US with his family in order to take this route to Canada. Nawa o.

yokus:
Watching this Nigerian illegal border jumpers made me so Sad sha.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CArjX-gzi5o

It means you're in IP2, close to PPR. Congrats in advance.
[qquote author=teewhy31 post=60474730]Good morning good people, please what does it mean when your background check changes from "not applicable" to " we are processing your background check....."
This is after medicals passed. [/quote]

1.To be on the safe side, you can do course by course evaluation of degree or check school's website for options.
2. If you want after degree nursing (accelerated 2yrs), you can check university of Calgary website at www.ucalgary.ca or www.ualberta.ca for Edmonton
3. For Calgary, they start in January, for Edmonton, September.
4. One will be able to practice as a registered nurse after writing NCLEX. It pays well in Alberta.

Ugoeloka:
Hello canny folks... I am awaiting my Visa. I just need some help here. I intend staying in Calgary with my wife. I intend she studies a nursing program (2 years) so she can practice.


1) will she need WES evaluation(wasn't done during EE appl) to study for the program.

2) which schools in Calgary offer such programs.

3)Does anyone have idea when the session starts for next year.
4) what are the prospects attached to such nursing programs.

Please guys I will appreciate your views. Elders of the house please help

If I may ask please, were you ask to submit additional document like syllabus or course description?

Ehrnie:


whew I wish mine was this easy. So I have a completed ECA report which I used for EE. Now I have applied for an upgrade of this to the course-by-course and shockingly WES is asking for verification again from my Uni (i.e. for the BSc). They aren't asking for a verification for my MSc...just my BSC. wonder why they want to verify what has already been verified. I thought I was done with chasing my Nigerian Uni up & down to respond to WES.

Did you experience this at all? I had to even pay $162.72.