Iambusola:
Please I’m urgently in need of someone who is studying at the university of galve.If you are or know someone,kindly reply my message.

naijaeclectic:
Moderators, please let me know if I'm going against the rules and I'll delete this post. For now, here goes nothing:

So, I encountered loads of difficulties when I was leaving Nigeria. With the limits on Nigerian bank cards, I and the guy attending the same school (Miami University, Oxford, Ohio) could not pay for many things, even with[color=#006600][/color]in that $50/$100 CBN-imposed limit. We spent days trying to pay for a hotel/Airbnb, GreyHound services, and whatnot. I've not been that stressed in years.

Let me not even go into how AirBnB canceled a booking when we were at the airport, an hour to getting on our flight. Why did they do that? Our booking was tagged as fraudulent. So, the booking came from Nigeria and payment from a virtual card with a US address. Also, because Airbnb refused to verify our Nigerian phone numbers for reasons known to them, we used one belonging to a friend in the UK. It was extremely complicated, and we'd tried all we knew, but that's the only option we had before we found someone who helped at the last minute. Let's just say that we ended up rooming in a hotel (read: motel) in a Nigerian-like neighborhood in New York.

Lol. Don't ask why the UK friend didn't just pay and do everything from his end. As I said, things were super-complicated.

The thing is that things could have been easier if someone helped facilitate everyone from one spot, with one card.

Based on this experience (and several more), I would like to help anyone who needs to pay for buses, accommodation, semester dues, and anything that they can't do from Nigeria. I've seen people who can't access US websites, people whose cards are not working, and people who are faced with using a third-party offering ridiculous over-N515 (naira) exchange rates.

I understand that everyone's being careful and that you don't want to get scammed. But I am genuinely doing this because I can imagine the kind of stress people are going through right now.

Please send a message if you would like me to help. When you reach out, I can share details about myself, and you can Google me, too, for credibility purposes.

At this point, the stress in the world (read: Nigeria) is too much to add difficulties when japa-ing.

I sincerely hope this helps someone. Again: Moderators, if this is way off, please let me know and I'll delete this.

Thank you.

SkyEmperor:


Clean Clean relax nothing to be worried about.
This case officer didn't state his request clear but he/she was just emphasizing on you contacting the embassy.

First to do, send an email to the embassy @ migration.abuja@gov.se

Secondly, stay calm before responding to this request. You can DM me, let's reason it. Don't rush

seyestp:
Good Day Gurus,

Please i need your guidance, I recently applied for a Masters program at a Canadian University though I wrote a letter for a waiver of GMAT the response was because I graduated with a second class lower class i should provide a GMAT score of 550 minimum.

My question is how do you think I should approach this with the university? should i appeal or re-provide the waiver letter?

are there other school in Canada I can apply that will not require GMAT, full school fees payment before granting Admission bearing in mind I am applying with a second class lower in Accounting with 10years working experience (4 years as a contract staff).

Please advise me.

Henriie:
Timeline
Application: May 31st
Biometrics: n/A ( Biometrics Done like years back during my Work permit application. I was Refused twice)
Medicals: 15th September
Medical passed: 24th September
Correspondence letter : 1st October
PPR: 1st October
First time study visa applicant.

TIM masters Program at Carelton University, No tuition fees deposit at all.

Previously studied in the UK, also 5yrs ban from the UK.

I tried to use the services of a Canadian Immigration agent and She told me point blank that she won't take my case because its a waste of money and I won't get it. Hmmm Clearly she isn't God. Indeed there is a God and indeed he answers prayers.

The Way God did it for me, he will do it for you all waiting on your approval. All the best.
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cutemelv:
Timeline
Application: May 14th
Biometrics: 10th June
Medicals: 14th September
Medical passed: 16th September
BVL: 1st October
PPR: 1st October couple of minutes after.
First time applicant.

Sincerely I wasn't optimistic about my application because I didn't pay first year tuition and I used a friend in USA as sponsor(didn't upload my statement, IELTS, employment letter and all the numerous documents I have come across here). I discovered this forum after I had applied. I uploaded very few documents and seeing people upload a lot more discouraged me further. But I thank God it ended in praise.
I have work experience in a multinational here in Nigeria and have never travelled. My program is M.Eng Computer Engineering.

I sincerely wish all those waiting for decisions a successful response. And hope this encourages someone out there.

DestinationCann:
Congratulations

Hebsyn:
I graduated with 2.1 in Business Administration 10 years ago and I have been given admission for a two-year PGD in Global Business Management at Contennial College. I am employed and also have a side business. I am on the verge of commiting myself financially but my concern is that they said the fact that I am opting for PGD instead of a master's degree will impact my study permit outcome.
Pls house what's your take on this? Help a brother.

Ofemmanutosure:

Hello, Did you do credential evaluation before submitting your transcript because i noticed on the school website that WES evalution should be done.