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AKASBABA1:
The direct response is that convincing immigration that your wife's uncle will sponsor her and the family throughout the study in Austrlia is highly unlikely.

gsalvatore:
Please fam, has anyone here collected a reference letter from a Nigerian bank to support their visa application?

I need the exact address the letter was addressed to.

I will appreciate a quick response

Thank you all..

AKASBABA1:
In that case, I would suggest that you consider applying for the entire family. This way, your wife will have the opportunity to study while you work and take care of the family.

Additionally, it's important to ensure that both of you are proficient in driving and possess valid driver's licenses in Nigeria. Acquiring a driver's license in Australia is a time-consuming process, and many job opportunities here require driving skiills and for you to own a car.

Furthermore, as a family, having a car is essential. You will find that the majority of the time you'll need to visit shops for groceries, attend hospital appointments, and take care of various daily tasks. Relying solely on the public transportation system may not be practical for these needs.

AKASBABA1:
E dey depend on your situation. If you fit show say you go fit dey take care of the whole family throughout the time wey she go dey study for Australia, then apply for the whole family. If no be so, just apply for your wife and pikin.

Make I just let you just know, to study for Australia and you get pikin without enough support( you or someone to help take care of pikin or pikin them ) fit dey somehow hard. Except say them don mature well make them fit go school, like five years plus, or you fit afford daycare.

No forget say your wife to school fulltime, so most of the time she go dey school , so some body need to be with your child/dren

AKASBABA1:
In need to put this one in Pidgin, yes but you get to do different jobs etc except you lazy, no be everything we go put for platform but we get as guys they run.

tunlex01:
You may be able to assess as an accountant but no experience will be awarded since you do not have an accountant experience.

For your spouse, it depends on the Uni he graduated from to determine if that will pass as an Internal auditor.

ICAN is not evaluated as another certificate, however it can help with your assessment.

Favourafrica
Congratulations Favour
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Good morning everybody, I got my PPR this morning.

Thank you for all the information and supportive responses.
Summited my application September 20th
Biometric October 6th
Medical passed October 12th
Bvl October 13th
PPR October 13th

My POF was 28m (Globus bank) and 16m (GTB)
I’m 24 and I did self-sponsored.
My school is Langara College (Vancouver)

My POF was in both account for 4 months straight, I didn’t remove a penny and no lump sum.

Thank you all and I’m here to answer any further questions.

alakara:
Your first degree is education, apply, it will fly.

Bobomaigida:
You already know that the course will not fly, it does not relate to your career nor your first degree. Look for courses that align to your profession.

OAOA:
No time is a bad time but people prefer mid and end of year admission

Wrap46:
Hi everyone,


Is English exam mandatory for student visa ?


Asking for a friend �

Omobulejo1993:
Please I want to inquire if Australian universities accepts 2.2 for msc

humblesifon:
Hello everyone,I'm new in this section, I've been reading the helpful tips posted by members of this forum and I'm so elated by it,keep up the good work and help will come to you whenever you need it at any point in your life.

Please I need a good advice,I'm about to get married and I intend making it low key and travelling with my wife after the marriage through study route with my wife as the applicant

Here is our profile.
1.I am 28 years old, chartered accountant currently working with a state government,pay is around 120k
2.My fiancee is a graduate of accounting education,she was the best graduating student with first class honours and currently with the bank and she's 25 years old,that's why I think she stand the best chance to land the study permit and probably with a scholarship from the school.
*Please* my question is;

1.What course will she study that will grant us permanent resident after the duration of study?

2.Which of the Canadian schools that will not require GMAT and IELTS that will grant permanent residence easily and consider scholarship?

3. Which of the Canadian schools is relatively cheap and she can get work as she's studying as we don't have much to spend at the moment
Please N/B budget is #3m for fees and logistics
Please your candid advice will be appreciated.