JeffOghenz:
Please house, I just got a refusal letter about my financial status. @Zubireta and frankrobbn please how do I get my GCM because I will like to apply back.

I'm sorry to hear about the refusal letter regarding your financial status. If you want to get your GCMS notes, you can request them from the immigration department via this link https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do. They contain detailed information about your application and can help you understand the reasons for the refusal. To request your GCMS notes, you'll usually need to fill out a form and pay a fee. You can find more information on the official website of the immigration department or reach out to them directly for guidance. Once you have your GCMS notes, you paste the notes on this platform so we can review them and address any concerns in your reapplication. Best of luck!


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Iphy82:
Hello,
Please am looking for a guidance on cheap schools on accelerated Nursing program in Canada with postgraduate work permit. Please it's urgent, thanks

Absolutely, There are several other schools in Canada that offer accelerated Nursing programs with postgraduate work permits. Here are a few more options for you to consider:

1. Seneca College in Toronto, Ontario
2. British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) in Burnaby, British Columbia
3. Humber College in Toronto, Ontario
4. George Brown College in Toronto, Ontario

These are just a few examples, but there are many more universities and colleges across Canada that offer similar programs. Ensure to research each school's specific requirements and program details to find the best fit for you. Good luck with your search.


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koeazy14:
Good morning house,
Please I’d like to know, how important is Police certification? Please anyone it’s a bit urgent. Would you suggest I get a police certificate??

Police Character Certificate is not necessary for Study permit application from Nigeria.


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austino677:
please which platform is authentic to calculate pof Oanda or IRCC platform?

When it comes to calculating Proof of Funds (POF) for your visa application, it's always best to rely on the official platform provided by the immigration authority, in this case, the IRCC platform. They have specific guidelines and requirements for calculating POF, so using their platform ensures that you're following the correct process. While Oanda is a reputable platform for currency exchange rates, it's not specifically designed for POF calculations. So, stick with the IRCC platform to ensure accuracy and compliance with their guidelines.

If you have any more questions, feel free to ask here! 😊📊


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Popson09:
Good day everyone,
Some amount of money was transferred to me as the next of kin of my late dad from my dad’s company. Can I use the account as POF or I should transfer the money little by little to my other account to avoid lump sum or other issue( I’m not the only child of my parents). Please guys, I need your opinion or advice on this 👆

If you're concerned about using the lump sum deposit from your late dad's company as proof of funds (POF), it might be a good idea to transfer the money in smaller amounts to your other account. This way, it won't be perceived as a single large deposit, which could potentially raise questions or cause issues. By spreading out the transfers, it can appear more natural and in line with regular financial transactions.

In addition to transferring the money in smaller amounts, it would be beneficial to include legal documents from your lawyer stating that you are the next of kin of your late father. These documents can help support your case and demonstrate your vital responsibility back home. Including such documentation in your Letter of Explanation (LOE) for your reapplication can provide clarity and strengthen your application.

Good luck with your application, and if you need further assistance, feel free to ask here!📝🏢


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seawealth:
Please in a situation where I have secured an mpower loan for my tuition. Do I still need to show proof of tuition deposit or what?

Any ideas please?

If the school requires tuition payment in order to secure your seat in the program. Kindly pay for it regardless of your Mpower loan.


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shanny001:


Thank you so much for taking out time to explain all this to me. Hope it's okay to come to you for advice when I get to my sop stage 🙏

Just to clarify, I'm here on this platform to answer your questions and provide assistance whenever I can. However, I want to be upfront and let you know that I may not always be available to review or vet your letters due to my busy schedule. But don't worry! If you ever have any specific questions or need help with anything, feel free to quote any of my previous posts. Whenever I come online, I'll make sure to reply you so that others can benefit from the conversation too. So, feel free to ask questions here and I'll do my best to assist you!


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seawealth:


Thanks for the guide.

Please I also have some side hustles I do but the business is not registered, so is it advisable to mention such in my CV and SOP as well. I have pictures of some finished projects to show

That's great that you have some side hustles and pictures of your finished projects to showcase! While it's not necessary to mention your unregistered business in your CV or Statement of Purpose (SOP), you can definitely highlight your relevant skills and experiences gained from those side hustles.

In your CV, you can include a section for "Additional Experience" or "Freelance Work" where you can briefly mention the type of projects you've worked on and the skills you've developed. You can also include a link to an online portfolio or attach some of your project pictures.

In your SOP, you can focus on how your side hustles have helped you develop valuable skills, such as problem-solving, creativity, or entrepreneurship. You can mention specific projects you've worked on as examples of your practical experience.

Note, it's important to be honest and transparent about your experiences, but you don't need to mention the business being unregistered. Focus on highlighting the skills and accomplishments you gained from your side hustles.

I hope this helps! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. Good luck with your applications!


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sakieja:
Please someone should please respond to my question.May God bless you abundantly



quote author=sakieja post=127193620]Good afternoon house.please I need your assistance.my brother want to apply for diploma in agronomy in University of Saskatchewan.but when I read their admission requirements.ielts is among of requirements.please is it compulsory to include it because he didn't sat for it?how can we apply without it

To clarify, for the diploma in agronomy program at the University of Saskatchewan, the IELTS is not a requirement for international applicants, including those from Nigeria. Instead, the university accepts the TOEFL iBT as an alternative language proficiency test.

Your brother can take the TOEFL iBT to fulfill the language proficiency requirement for his application. I would recommend him to review the specific requirements on the university's website and reach out to their admissions office for any further clarification.

I hope this clears things up for you. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask here! 😊


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seawealth:
Please I need help on how to write sound SOP.
I'm single and has no landed properties or business of my own. The only thing I have is my current job and with it I have been able to save around 8m to cover for living expenses. I however intend to apply for mpower loan to cover for tuition cost

How do I present my situation to a VO. I want to do the process myself without using an agent. I'm sure it's doable

Writing a strong Statement of Purpose (SOP) is definitely doable, and I'm here to give you some ideas! When presenting your situation to a visa officer, it's important to be honest, clear, and concise. Here are some tips to help you write a sound SOP:

1. Start with an engaging introduction: Grab the reader's attention by sharing your passion for your chosen field of study and your motivation for pursuing higher education.

2. Explain your academic background: Describe your educational qualifications, including your degree and any relevant coursework or research projects.

3. Highlight your work experience: Emphasize the skills and knowledge you've gained through your current job. Discuss your responsibilities, achievements, and how they relate to your chosen field of study.

4. Discuss your financial situation: Be transparent about your financial circumstances, including your savings and your intention to apply for an mpower loan to cover the tuition costs. Explain how you plan to manage your living expenses during your studies.

5. Demonstrate your commitment: Show the visa officer that you have a clear plan for your studies and how it aligns with your long-term goals. Discuss how the program you're applying to will contribute to your personal and professional development.

6. Address any study gap: If applicable, briefly explain your gap years since your graduation from the University . Focus on the strengths you bring to the table, such as your job stability and financial preparedness.

7. Proofread and edit: Ensure your SOP is well-written, error-free, and follows the guidelines provided by the immigration authorities.

Additionally, it's always a good idea to review sample SOPs and seek feedback from trusted friends or mentors who have experience in the application process. Good luck with your SOP, and if you have any more questions, feel free to ask here! 😊


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Neche207:
Please guys what documents do I need to prove that the company I work for are the one sponsoring me for my 2years study

To prove that the company you work for is sponsoring your 2-year study, you'll typically need the following documents:

1. Sponsorship Letter: A letter from your company stating their commitment to sponsoring your studies, including details of the financial support they will provide.

2. Board resolution letter: A letter from your company approving to authorize and empower your education in Canada without any restrictions.

3. Financial Statements: Your company's financial statements or bank statements to demonstrate their financial capacity to support your education expenses.

4. Employment Verification: A letter from your employer confirming your employment status, position, and salary. This helps establish your connection to the company.

5. Tax Documents: Copies of recent tax returns or tax documents from your company to further support their financial stability.

If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask here! 😊


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Damilare5882:
Hello , how long did it take you to receive the GCMS note after application

The processing time for receiving the GCMS note can vary depending on several factors, such as the type of application and the workload of the immigration authorities.

On average, it can take around 30 to 60 days to receive the GCMS note after submitting your application for it. However, please keep in mind that this is just an estimate, and the actual processing time may differ in individual cases.

Patience is key during the application process. I hope you receive your GCMS note soon! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask here. 😊


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peejay03:
Thank you so much. This is quite helpful. Really appreciate.

Glad to hear you found the piece of information helpful. Feel free to ask questions here.


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spacevice:
Is it a MUST to touch on a study gap in the SOP? Which one is better? To mention it and address it or not to mention it?

When it comes to addressing a study gap in your Statement of Purpose (SOP), there isn't a one-size-fits-all answer. It depends on your specific situation and how you choose to present it.

If the study gap is significant and may raise questions, it might be a good idea to address it in your SOP. You can briefly explain the reasons behind the gap and how it has contributed to your personal and professional growth. This can help provide context and show that you have utilized that time effectively.

On the other hand, if the study gap is not significant or doesn't impact your qualifications for the program, you may choose not to mention it. Instead, focus on highlighting your relevant experiences, skills, and motivations for pursuing the program.

Ultimately, the decision is up to you. Consider the impact of the study gap on your overall application and how addressing it or not addressing it aligns with your story and goals.

Note that it's important to be honest and transparent in your SOP, but also focus on showcasing your strengths and suitability for the program. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask! 😊



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Mikkosh11:
@zubizareta
Good day everyone please I need help concerning my application and I'll need opinions on how to go about it as am thinking of applying for refund from the school..

I moved the fund I use for my POF the third day I submitted my application and l waited for seven weeks before I was refused a visa on Friday as a family of three for finance..

Reapplying is now the issue am facing as I don't know how to explain in my LOE reason to move the fund.... @zubizareta kindly give a professional advice on how to go about itll

I understand that you're facing some challenges with your visa application due to insufficient funds for your fees and living expenses in Canada. It can be frustrating when things don't go as planned, but let's see how we can approach this situation.

First, it's important to note that the embassy doesn't have access to the actual funds in your bank account after you've applied for a visa. They officer in charge of an immigration application, exercises his/her discretion based on the evidence on file. If there is any discrepancies, they will request for updated statement but in your case none of this happened.

Going forward, when reapplying for your visa, it's crucial to provide a clear and detailed explanation in your Letter of Explanation (LOE) about why you moved the funds after submitting your application as it will be very obvious from your updated bank statement that the money was moved. So, be honest and transparent about the reasons behind the fund transfer and provide any supporting documentation if available. Did you loan the money to a family friend or a close relative? Did you engage in any business transactions or projects? You've to provide evidence to that effect.

Additionally, you may want to consider the following steps:

1. Review the specific financial requirements of the visa application process and ensure you meet them. Make sure you have enough funds to cover your fees and living expenses without relying on work.

2. Provide strong evidence of your financial situation, such as bank statements, sponsorship letters, and any other documents that demonstrate your ability to support yourself and your family in Canada.

Furthermore, It might be better to give it another shot instead of going for a refund right away. Applying for a visa can be a bit tricky, but don't lose hope just yet!

Lastly, it's crucial to be honest, thorough, and provide all necessary documentation when reapplying. Good luck with your visa application, and if you have any more questions, feel free to ask here! 😊


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Oluwatitamilore:
Hello everyone

What school in Canada will you recommend for undergraduate studies for two siblings with interest in business admin and mass communication?

For undergraduate studies in business administration and mass communication in Canada, I recommend considering the following schools:

1. University of Toronto: They offer a wide range of programs, including a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) in business administration and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in communication.

2. Ryerson University: They have a strong business program called the Ted Rogers School of Management, offering a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) with various specializations. They also have a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Media Production for mass communication.

3. York University: They have a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) program in business administration and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) program in Communication Studies for mass communication.

These schools are well-known for their academic excellence and have a variety of resources and opportunities for students in both fields.

Remember to check the specific program requirements, admission criteria, and any additional application materials needed for each school.

If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask here.


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Choiceart0710:
Your responses has been uplifting and encouraging on this thread, thank you for your light.

I already applied to a school, however I want to have options as the school I applied to is open for September intake. I do not if there are recommendations for schools open for MAY intake 2024 without having to write Ielts...I'm interested in business analytics or any business administration related course. I have HND and lower credit

Thank you sir

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I totally understand where you're coming from. It's great that you've already applied to a school for the September intake, but it's always good to have options. If you're interested in business analytics or any business administration related course, and you have an HND with a lower credit, I recommend considering the following institutions without the requirement of IELTS:

1. Fanshawe College in Ontario: They offer programs in business analytics and business administration, and they may have a May intake option. Check their website for more information.

2. Durham College in Ontario: They also have programs in business analytics and business administration, and they may offer a May intake. Take a look at their offerings to see if anything catches your interest.

3. Conestoga College: They also have a program in Business Analytics as well.

Be mindful to check the specific program requirements, and admission criteria. However, I don't think there are any colleges in Canada that has available slot for May 2024.

If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask here.


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freshStarz:
Good morning ppl

My observation so far is that most courses that I'm seeing in this Canadian school journey are mostly in the range of $16k cad or above for a one year program

Are there even courses below this amount. Like a course of $10k to $12k cad for a one year program?

I totally get where you're coming from, and I did some digging for you. While it's important to note that tuition fees can vary depending on the specific program and institution, I found a couple of options that might fit within the $10k to $12k CAD range for a one-year program:

1. Centennial College in Ontario: They offer various programs with tuition fees in that range. You can check their website for more details.

2. Algonquin College in Ontario: They have some programs that might fall within your budget. Take a look at their offerings to see if anything interests you.

Don't forget to check the specific program details, admission requirements, and available scholarships or financial aid options for each institution.

If you need more suggestions or have any other questions, feel free to ask here.


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amreal7:
Good evening all
Please I would like to know if there are other centres to do the medicals, especially in the east. And also, can I do my medicals before applying for a visa?

There are no panel physicians in the east. You can only do your medicals in Lagos or Abuja at the designated panel physician which are IOM and Q-life respectively. Yes, you can do upfront medicals prior to applying for your visa. It expedite your application.


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Temi475:
Good evening all,I have bachelor degree is Microbiology a STEM course however I have never worked with it for one day, I have been working in the banking industry for some years now??My issue now is what reason I will give the VO as to why I moved from microbiology to finance,especially since this has been a reason for refusal in the past applicants whose course of study is different from career path
The course I am going for is project management and I currently work as a Business Advisor for MSMEs. I am currently writing my SOP, and I need your kind assistance on how to make the change in career path logical to the VO, thank you

I completely get your concern about explaining the change in your career path from microbiology to finance in your Statement of Purpose (SOP) for the visa application. It's important to make your reasoning logical and convincing to the Visa officer.

In your SOP, you can highlight how your experience in the banking industry has provided you with valuable skills and knowledge in finance and business. You can emphasize how this experience has sparked your interest in project management, as it involves coordinating and managing various aspects of a project, just like your role as a Business Advisor for MSMEs.

You can mention that while you have a bachelor's degree in microbiology, your work experience in the banking industry has allowed you to develop a strong understanding of financial management, risk assessment, and problem-solving skills. These skills are transferable and applicable to the field of project management.

Additionally, you can explain how your background in microbiology has instilled in you a strong attention to detail, analytical thinking, and the ability to work under pressure. These qualities are highly valuable in project management, as they contribute to effective planning, organization, and successful project completion.

Overall, the key is to showcase the relevance of your past experience and how it has prepared you for the field of project management. Highlight the skills, knowledge, and qualities you have gained from your work in the banking industry and how they align with the requirements of project management.

Remember, it's important to be honest and genuine in your SOP. Be confident in explaining your career path change and how it has led you to pursue project management.

I hope this helps you with your SOP! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask here. Good luck with your visa application and your studies in project management!

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Zino89:
I got admission to Canadore college and I have paid tuition deposit my husband is my sponsor. My brother is in Canada, can he pay tuition fee for me? Please I want to know

That's awesome news that you got admission to Canadore College and have already paid the tuition deposit. Congrats! 🎉

Regarding your question about your brother paying the tuition fee for you, it's definitely possible. Many educational institutions in Canada accept payments from family members or sponsors on behalf of the student. However, it's always a good idea to check with Canadore College directly to confirm their specific payment policies and procedures.

You can reach out to the college's admissions office or the international student services department to inquire about the process for third-party payments. They'll be able to provide you with the necessary information and guidance on how your brother can make the payment on your behalf. Alternatively, he can pay for you through his mobile app by inputing your student number as the account number.


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godstino:
Good evening everyone! Please my sister is looking at further studies in Canada but she only has a 3 years diploma in medical records from Nigeria. Is it possible to go for a diploma? Any other recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks alot.

Good evening to you too! It's great to hear that your sister is considering further studies in Canada. With a 3-year diploma in medical records from Nigeria, she definitely has options for continuing her education.

In Canada, there are diploma programs available for various fields, including healthcare. These diploma programs can provide practical skills and knowledge that can be valuable for career advancement. Your sister can explore diploma programs related to healthcare administration, medical office administration, or health information management. These programs can help her enhance her skills and open up more opportunities.

Apart from diploma programs, there are also other options like certificate programs or even bachelor's degree programs, depending on her long-term goals and interests. It's important to research and find the programs that align with her career aspirations and meet the admission requirements.

I would recommend checking out the websites of Canadian colleges and universities to explore the specific programs they offer. They usually provide detailed information about admission requirements, program duration, and course content. Additionally, it's a good idea to reach out to the admissions offices of these institutions for personalized guidance and advice.

I hope this helps your sister in her pursuit of further studies in Canada! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Good luck to your sister on her educational journey!

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shanny001:

The part in bold. Yes, I intend to try to convince the VO that even if the course is just a certificate course, it actually helps me progress in my dream career and will enable me get certified in my home country faster than when I take the course in my home country. But I'm still worried as to if my SOP will be convincing enough. So I basically just want to know if there's any case of anyone with a bsc who applied for a certificate program (not postgraduate certificate) and got their visa approved.

I totally understand your concern about your Statement of Purpose (SOP) and whether it will be convincing enough. Although, i have experienced first-hand about applicants with a BSc applying for a certificate program and got their visa approved, it's definitely possible to achieve this if you make a compelling case in your SOP.

In your SOP, focus on explaining how this certificate program aligns with your long-term career goals and how it will enhance your skills and knowledge in your desired field. Highlight the unique opportunities and resources that the Canadian institution offers, which may not be available in your home country. Emphasize how this program will contribute to your professional development and how it will ultimately benefit your career in your home country.

Remember to showcase your passion, dedication, and commitment to your field of study. Providing specific examples and experiences that demonstrate your interest and motivation can make your SOP more convincing.

While there are no guarantees in the visa application process, a well-crafted SOP that clearly articulates your goals and justifies your choice of a certificate program can positively impact your application and ultimately result in the approval of your application. Good luck, and I hope your visa application goes smoothly!



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GreatMikymiko:
Great job you all doing here!
Please can someone help me with information on colleges that offer postgraduate diploma in Biochemistry or related courses in Canada?

Thank you.

Sure, I can help you with that. In Canada, there are several colleges and universities that offer postgraduate diploma programs in Biochemistry or related fields. Some popular options include:

1. Seneca College
2. Centennial College
3. Humber College
4. Conestoga College
5. Fanshawe College

These colleges have programs that focus on practical training and provide a strong foundation in Biochemistry. It's always a good idea to check their websites or contact them directly for more information about specific programs and admission requirements. Good luck with your search!

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shanny001:
Hello everyone, I need assistance from study visa experts in the house.

I've been offered admission in two schools;
1. Red river Polytechnic, winnipeg - science laboratory technology 2 years (my second choice)
2 Red Deer Polytechnic, Alberta - Medical Laboratory assistant certificate 1 year (my first choice) (cheaper fees)

I have a BSc in Microbiology and a year experience as a medical laboratory assistant (three years ago)

Now I'm confused as to which to go with as per which would give me a higher chance of visa approval (2yr diploma vs 1yr certificate);
I intend to travel with my spouse and 2yr old kid and I have enough proof of funds for either schools.

Please it's urgent

Congratulations on your admission offers! It's great that you have options to choose from.

Sure! I can provide you with more details to help you make an informed decision. When it comes to visa approval for family application, the duration of the program can play a role in convincing the officer and also in demonstrating your commitment to your field of study. Going for a 2-year diploma in Science Laboratory Technology from Red River Polytechnic can show that you are dedicated to gaining in-depth knowledge and skills in your chosen field. Personally, I would recommend the two years course.

However, it's important to consider other factors as well. The relevance of the program to your career goals is crucial. If the Medical Laboratory Assistant certificate program at Red Deer Polytechnic aligns better with your aspirations and has cheaper fees, it can still be a strong choice. You can highlight your previous experience as a medical laboratory assistant, which can be an advantage in the visa application process.

In addition to program duration, consider the reputation of the institutions and their respective locations. Look into the resources, facilities, and opportunities available to students in each program. It's also worth considering the cost of living in Winnipeg versus Red Deer, as this can impact your overall expenses.

Recall to provide comprehensive documentation to support your application, including proof of funds for your spouse and child. Showcasing strong ties to your home country, such as property ownership or job prospects upon your return, can also strengthen your application.

I hope this gives you a more detailed perspective. If you have any further questions or need more information, feel free to ask here. Good luck with your decision-making and the visa application process!



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Wonder1844:
Thank you so much.
My elder brother want to stand in as my sponsor with the required amount of my tuition fees for 1 year, living expense and travel expenses in his account.

My question is, is there still need of me showing my funds as I have some money from my savings and I am married with 3 kids.

Absolutely! Including your personal bank statement is indeed a great idea. It helps demonstrate your personal financial establishment and strengthens your application. By showcasing your own financial status, you provide further evidence of your ability to support yourself during your studies in Canada. This can greatly convince the visa officer of your financial stability and increase the chances of a successful visa application. Remember to ensure that your bank statement reflects a consistent inflow with a reasonable balance in it.

I hope this detailed explanation helps you understand the importance of including a personal bank statement in your application. If you have any more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask here. Good luck with your Canadian study visa application.


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Flakky26:



which of these websites is the best to apply for canada study permit from ?

A. https://portal-portail.apps.cic.gc.ca/signin?lang=en

OR

B. https://clegc-gckey.gc.ca/j/eng/l?ReqID=s25cb60742a109aa8ca65a2624456de04eb6db6baa

For Study visa applications to Canada, you can use this site:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/account.html



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danowena:



Thank you for responding to @ Ghanagyal93 . However, I have interest in the bolded; are you saying that even though he has a valid visa and is already in Canada, he/she will have to be interviewed in a nearby country outside canada?

Sorry if there was any confusion. If you're already in Canada with a valid visa and you're looking to apply for a US visa, you generally don't have to be interviewed in a nearby country outside of Canada. The US visa interview for non-immigrant visas is typically conducted at the US embassy or consulate in the country where you are currently residing. In this case, since you're already in Canada, you would likely have your interview at the US embassy or consulate in Canada. However, it's always a good idea to check the specific requirements and procedures for applying for a US visa in Canada, as they may vary depending on your circumstances. Let me know if you have any more questions!


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adigun27:
Please am filling the application form for conestoga college plsss I need help did I need to put my birth certificate, English proficiency, police report, marriage certificate

It is absolutely not necessary for your admission application.

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Wonder1844:
Good day everyone,
Please I want to know if a single sponsorship is better than the applicant coming as a co-sponsor in showing POF.
Thanks

If you have the required funds in your own account and can provide the necessary documentation to prove it, being a single sponsorship can indeed be a strong indication of your financial stability and ability to cover your expenses during your studies in Canada. It shows that you have personal financial resources available to support yourself without relying on someone else.

When applying for a study visa, the key is to demonstrate that you have sufficient funds to cover your tuition fees, living expenses, and other costs associated with your studies. As long as you can provide the required financial documentation and meet the immigration authorities' requirements, being a single sponsorship can be a viable option.


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freshStarz:
Good evening guys

1) Please which universities in Canada accept a 2.2 cgpa

2) Also are universities cheaper than colleges?

When it comes to universities in Canada, the admission requirements can vary from one institution to another. While some universities may have a minimum CGPA requirement of 3.50 or higher, there are a few universities that may consider applicants with a CGPA of 2.2 like Memorial University of Newfoundland, University of New Brunswick and Crandall University just to mention a few. It's also important to note that meeting the minimum CGPA requirement doesn't guarantee admission, as universities also consider other factors like your statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, and relevant work experience.

As for your second question, the cost of education in Canada can vary between universities and colleges. Generally, college programs tend to be more affordable compared to university programs in some cases. However, this can vary depending on the specific program and institution you choose. It's a good idea to research and compare the tuition fees and other associated costs of different universities and colleges to find the best fit for your budget.

Let me know if there's anything else I can help you with!


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adigun27:
Please house I need school that give post graduate diploma certificate in any related computer science course I have third class in computer science

No worries about your third class degree. There are several Canadian institutions that offer post-graduate diploma programs in computer science-related fields. These programs can provide you with valuable skills and knowledge to enhance your career prospects.

Here are a few institutions in Canada that offer post-graduate diploma programs in computer science or related fields:

1. Centennial College
2. Humber College
3. Seneca College
4. George Brown College
5. Sheridan College
6. Conestoga Colleeg

These institutions offer a range of programs in areas such as computer programming, software development, network security, and more. It's important to check the specific requirements and admission criteria for each program to ensure they align with your educational background and goals.

Remember, a post-graduate diploma can be a great way to gain specialized knowledge and skills in your field, and it can also serve as a stepping stone towards further studies or career advancement.

Let me know if you need any more information or have any other questions!


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