IamAlexander:
Good evening house,

I have applied for visitor's visa since January 17 2024 and up till now I have not heard from IRCC. I have been sending series of web mail asking for update but no response.

I am tired.

agohmamuda:
Engine pics and Boot pics

ShowYoung:


It is difficult to give you a definite answer about financial sufficiency due to the limited information you have presented.

However, I will try to answer using the limited information you have provided with the below analysis.

Your USD 45,000 = CAD 58,950 @US$1/C $1.31.

have been able to get visa approval with just a minimum one year POF for courses taking longer than one year.

4368Agent:
Hello guys.
Please how do I know if a course is PGWP-eligible courses?

Coolcash1:


I understand the angle you are coming from considering the fast depreciation of the naira against USD and it makes a whole lot of financial, economic and investment sense.

Because one still have spend naira, I normally advocate holding 90% of one’s investment in usd and 10% in naira. Then convert the returns on the usd investment to naira to fund your lifestyle while the 10% is for emergency.

This helps to hedge against currency risk, headline inflation and better enhance one’s purchasing power.

For instance, just last week, I bought some units of OPTT below $3.50. Guess what, I am already over $1000 up (N490k) which I can decide to liquidate, bring it back to the country to boost my spend in naira.

So I completely agree with you.

stormgraz:
How much for this

gratefulheart:
Price? CofO?