@Kclexa, thanks and i understand what you mean. There is always an instruction on how to fill and go the forms. Sometimes we need to exercise some time reading them out. I'm pretty sure you have this on the instruction they gave to you.

@Kclexa, take it slowly at this stage....lolz. Your medical confirmation will sent out to France for authentication. These clinic would carry out necessary tests on you,but every will sent to France. I know it takes about 10 business day within Canada. In your case you might want to exercise patient for like a month or less. Still, that is the normal processing for you guys in Naija.

Pls admin, are you the one that closed my thread? I guess other people should be giving a chance to spread more on their own initiative and not by shutting down their topics. @Marvelling, sorry my thread was shut down.Well, you should know that Canadian experience would be ask from you. Not everyone is expected to work in the factory,but you need to start from a point. If you have money upon your arrival, you can get into a quick upgrading program to secure your chances of not working in the factory as you've said. Remember you have to pay your rents,bus pass,feeding and other things that comes with financials. You are not expected to go on WELFARE or whatsoever. When i came in couple of years back, i did worked at the factory. Today, it's not a history in my life. so sometimes we don't have to expect more when we're not even at such situation. Some ugly situations can be prevented before they become a situation.

@Marvelling, most of the colleges fees for the whole program of two years runs for about $24,000. This exclude your feeding allowance,bus pass,house rents and many more. While the Canadians or permanent residence pays half of that. Remember most of them live here and they can easily apply for student loan or line of credit. In your own case, you're one man soldier. You can win a scholarship,but this cold be at the end of the first semester or year. Mostly, international student are granted standing during the fall session ( September) and Winter which is around (January). Most of them do not grant admission during spring.

@Marvelling, are you talking about undergraduate or post graduate? Well which ever one you're right. You have to keep in mind that you can only work maximum of 20 hrs a week or 25. This is Just for your own benefit. Keep in mind that colleges/universities here aren't the same with Nigerian institution. You have a lot of assignments and essays to put up. If you're caught working more than that or you work illegally out of your hrs you should work, then , you're playing with deportation. You also have to keep it in mind that you can work not until after six months of your arrival to the institution. You can work as much as you want during your summer break, which is about three to four months. BUT.....do not break the rules on your work permit if given........

@Fijiano202, Please don't waste your time with the SSCE. You won't get anywhere close with that. I hope this help?

Please you can go ahead and ask me any questions about traveling to Canada. Please be specify about the category of visas you're apply for. What documents you have and what you don't understand. I have done it for couple of people on here,but PLEASE meaningful question. Do not ask me about you can make or get fraudulent documents. Don't waste my precious time. Allow people that are qualified or have the required documentation. It is better you ask how to procure or go about it than submitting a fraudulent documents. You can appeal a decision if you're not satisfied,but not with fraudulent documentation. I reside in Canada and I have lots of experience in dealing with those guys.....