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Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Immortalregis: 10:49am On Jul 14, 2024

Please, please and please come to Canada with your POF. I say this as someone who has been extremely lucky when it comes to jobs. I swear to God, blind luck has helped my stay in country but luck is not a strategy!!! Please hold your funds. Bear in mind that I landed with my POF o and have been submitting all kinds of CV's since the day I landed. I'll briefly summarize my job journey so far so you can make informed decisions. If you choose to ignore it too, that one dey.

1. Started my first job on the 9th day of landing because I locked myself out of the Airbnb I was staying at, on Day 2 of landing. Had to go and knock at the host's door, we got talking and I told him I was a new immigrant. Baba drove me round to his friends, from Downtown all the way to Aurora till we settled on a suitable survival job.
2. I got tired of Job 1 and quit after 4 months. Joined an employment agency and they had so many offers for forklift jobs in Concord. I turned them all down cos I lived in North York and didn't have a car. After turning them down for 2 weeks, I went job-hunting in my neighborhood the old-fashioned way, with my survival job CV in hand. First factory I hit wasn't hiring so I moved on. At the second one, I met an employee on a smoke break and told him I was looking for a job. He said they was a vacant assistant supervisor role but he wasn't sure if they were hiring. This dude went inside to talk to the operations manager, came back and took my name and contact details then asked me to apply on their website. I had no warehouse experience but I got the role after the interview.
3. When cost of living wanted to kill the living in Toronto, I dropped my resignation letter and told them I was escaping to Calgary. Lady luck came to the rescue again as one guy in my company's Calgary warehouse quit, and surprise surprise, my oga recommended me for the role.

In my role as assistant supervisor, I saw all the horrors of the job market first hand. For example, we'd occasionally hire from recruitment agencies and people would come from their homeland in Brampton on the GO bus to North York for 3-hour shifts and still be begging me to call them tomorrow. That's a 4-hour ride both ways for a 3-hour shift. Still people go dey put call!!! No let anybody whine you, the job market is brutal.

You can listen to people and come with your POF or you can call people negative and hope for the best. The choice is yours. As for Uber Eats, I laugh in French. Your eye go peel!!!!! I've attached a screenshot that they sent me just yesterday for you to make your own conclusions. Just do the division and ask yourself if this is a reasonable plan for surviving. Some of these trips na over 10km distance o!!!! A word is enough for the wise.

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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 7:38pm On Apr 18, 2023

saskatoonguy:
gtbank just told me now that they don't give out bank statement. Who else has used gtbank for POF before?

As at March 2022, you could print your GTB account statement from your internet banking account (actual internet, not the banking app). That's what I did and I got PPR like 2 weeks later. The statement was sent to me in pdf format with the bank stamp and date on each page. Whole process took maybe 15 minutes. Customer service would also print both letter of Non-Indebtedness and bank reference letter for 1k each.

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Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Immortalregis: 2:56pm On Sep 05, 2022

Legacyedition:
Who knows if Canada allow indomie Chicken and Goatmeat from Nigeria into Canada for personal consumption.

You'll find Indomie in any decent-sized Chinese supermarket. I'm not 100% certain about goat meat (I'm certain of pork) but you can also get fresh (?) meat and fish from the butcher part of Chinese supermarkets.

Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 1:01pm On Aug 29, 2022

Dimple10:
Good morning my Neighbours....

Ara Adugbo e jade wa!!!! Emi Lo Kan bayi oooo

Its PPR baby!!!!

Congratulations grin

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Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Immortalregis: 9:44pm On Aug 25, 2022

Juliusdaughter:
I am presently in a shitty situation and I need recommendations.
I started the PR route a while ago and my husband grudgingly accepted to be added unaccompanied
I have gotten PPR now and sent my passport as well,
I have many questions, sorry

Please you don't have to take my advice as I don't know anything about the law.
Please o, did he also get PPR since he's unaccompanying? If he didn't, I don't see what the problem is. I assume your divorce is being handled by a lawyer. I'm also assuming that there are no legal separation documents. If that's the case, I'd advise that you speak to your lawyer ASAP and ask if it is possible to draw out the divorce proceedings for as long as possible. Wait for your PPR, move as soon as you get it then finalise divorce.
P. S.
I'm working with the assumption that your husband is trying to frustrate your relocation efforts.

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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 2:22am On Aug 04, 2022

TWoods:
The key is in the person that reported the violation - "one passerby".

The difference between the Nigerian and Canadian passerby isn't fear, it's that the Nigerian passerby doesn't care ... he is the one who excuses violations with "na who holy pass"... the Canadian passerby cares about following the rules that he is willing to take time out of his day to call in the violation. He didn't have to, he chose to...

I'll ask one question:
If this pure-of-heart Canadian, this altruistic Canadian observes Joseph the carpenter 'knacking' a piece of 2 by 2 plank with a hammer, barefooted on a rickety bamboo scaffold at a 3-storey building construction site in Ajangbadi, who does he call? Sorry, what number does he call?

My choice of the word 'draconian' in my original post is intentional as the law relating to infractions in Toronto is harsh and not open to interpretation. I'll use yet another example to illustrate my point.

Scenario:
Driver cheats you by charging you a higher bus fare than usual. You demand your correct change and exchange words. Things get heated.

Lagos/PH scenario:
He insults your mother. You 'hook' him on his shirt and a minor scuffle ensues. Passengers come and separate you guys. You go home with a story to tell.

Toronto scenario:
There's a plexiglass shield protecting the driver. If you're mad enough to still find a way to touch the driver, your fine is $2000 and/or jail time. I know the exact amount because it is written boldly beside the driver's seat. How many sober people anywhere in the world will incure a $2000 dollar fine willingly? $2000 just because you hook driver shirt? From what I've seen so far, $2000 is just the start cos you're getting sued by just about anyone that can sue you for the incident. The system makes it hard to get to the driver (plexiglass) but if you do, very harsh punishment awaits you. This is just one aspect of the law, you can extrapolate it to other areas to see why people respect themselves a lot.

It is written in black and white so there's no room for arbitrariness. A judge cannot say pay $50 because you're a fine girl or you're from my tribe... the system ensures that. Well actually, the judge can try but if he/she gets caught... You know the rest.

I'd also be careful making blanket statements about Nigerians. I understand we have an unhealthy amount distrust towards each other but we should also be wary of making generalisations. Case in point, I got my apartment solely because I'm Nigerian. My Asian landlord said immediately I said I was Nigerian,the case was settled cos he'd had dealings with us and was very impressed with our honesty and integrity. E shock me too! grin

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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 1:47am On Aug 04, 2022

cochtrane:
I don't want to start an argument, but I'd like to make a comment on this.

I think you are underestimating the number of people who will stand aside and not intervene in situations like this. In Toronto or many other Canadian cities, you can literally be ruffled up by strange people on the street or in the bus and people will just stand around or look away and not intervene. Some days ago, a lady was telling me about her friend who fell flat on her face while walking on the streets of Toronto, and no one as much as offered a helping hand. As a newcomer, she found this very strange. So, it isn't really assured that someone will call. Most times, nobody will. So, the system doesn't work based on people's calls. Yes, it's nice if people called, but that's not necessary.

Above all, it's not because someone called that the government (or its agencies) intervene. Even if no one calls, random inspections can find out defaulters and if they have contravened the rule book, they incur a heavy fine. Trust me, that heavy fine is a huge deterrent. So, the person who calls is just another piece of the puzzle, perhaps a very small piece. It's definitely not the major piece here.

Thanks for this response. The passers-by is a really small piece of this puzzle.

Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 6:36pm On Aug 02, 2022

Marike2:
May the Mapel land favor you and all of us, Amen

Amen! The land will favour us all!!

Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 6:35pm On Aug 02, 2022

cochtrane:
... But when the government cracks down in all ways, it will motivate that necessary kindness in people and they will become kind by force...

This is just the truth you've written here. grin

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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 6:33pm On Aug 02, 2022

MissMa01:
He said even though money plenty for account, he left desk jobs like customer care to do manual labour and the manual labour no be like naija own.

The people wey call dem selves oga for there dey treat am well well sometimes e dey be like film trick for him eye.

Him talk say, government dey take care of everybody sotey if person wey give you work no give you safety fits (outfit) govt go fine/knack am straight up (no place for - “do you know who I am?”)

Last last, the guy say as long as you no break the law, you go just dey buga on a steady P.

Case closed.

This your summary na highest! cool

Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 4:13am On Aug 02, 2022

And on the 8th day, Satan invented manual labour: (Government is not reason... Government is Force!)
Hello. It's been nearly 2 months since I landed and this is an update that I feel dovetails nicely with the recent discussion on government/citizens. Against all advice, I proceeded to do Ogoaja work! I wasn't pressed for cash, as my POF was largely untouched, and accommodation wasn't an urgent concern either, as I still had 2 weeks left at the Airbnb I booked. I had a couple of interviews for desk jobs/customer service lined up but I took the physically-demanding option for character development (make the story for sweet when I dey narrate my own odyssey grin

) and every day I wonder if I no be suffer-head cause, mehn, the work is hard.
Right from day 1, my employer was very concerned about my safety. 'Take breaks', 'tie your laces', 'don't hurt your back', 'don't carry too much stuff', 'if you need any help, call me' etc etc. I must admit that it was a bit of a culture shock to me. Employer wey send your papa? Chinese employer wey send your papa for ogoaja work?? (My bosses are nice sha. Outside of work, they treat me very nicely too). I couldn't quite wrap my head around it. I also noticed that at every controlled intersection, motorists yielded right of way to me. Every time. 1 polite motorist, I can understand. 10? 20? No problem. But everyone? No na, the story no clear. I also walk past construction sites/projects daily and the safety routine is the same. Bright vests, hard hats, work-boots etc etc. When you factor in the complete absence of police officers in my area, you begin to wonder if you're in a simulation or na real-life. So I did some investigation and it finally made sense to me. I'll use an example to illustrate my findings.

Scenario: Worker at a construction site isn't wearing a hard-hat, safety shoes and bright-coloured vests.

Step 1:
Nigerian response: It's just another day at the office.
Toronto response: One passerby who doesn't know or care about the site and will probably forget about the site in 2 seconds flat calls the authorities.
Step 2
Nigerian response: Local government council comes to spray 'stop work' on your fence. You go to the office and settle the matter.
Toronto response: Government official comes. God wants to punish you that day so 2 more workers are in the same situation as worker 1. Official asks to see foreman. With a smile, "ogbeni ona don enter my hand today". Politely engages with foreman, shows remarkable empathy when foreman explains that rising costs of safety gear mean some folks don't have but they'll get it today, talks about inflation and how hard things are with foreman before proceeding to give foreman a ticket: safety shoes - $380, hat - $250, vest - $190, safety rope - $100. For each worker. Then the company pays the same amount. For each worker. All of a sudden your staring a $5000+ bill that you must pay or you'll face even stiffer punishment all because Ciroma, Chukwuma and Adekunle refused to wear safety gear. Errhm, don't try to settle with the official cos na prison straight. Just respect yourself and pay to the government account.

If you drive like Dominic Torreto and cause accident, you're finished. Jam person for road e no die? You're finished. The person die? Finished. Wound person intentionally or through negligence? You better have a good lawyer cause that lawsuit go bloody. In short, every offence has a ridiculously high fine attached to it.

It isn't kindness that makes the system here work. It is the fear of the government. The fear of consequences that come when you fall on the wrong side of the law. The laws are designed to milk you dry with draconian fines if you offend and if you can't pay, or you're a serial repeat-offender, na prison straight. The government officials I've observed do not hate or love you, they feel your pain but are remorseless when it comes to punishing offenders. That's why the mantra here appears to be 'Ija wa, Ija osi... always guiding' which roughly translates to 'bro, err on the side of caution.'
Having said that, if you obey the law, nobody send you for here o! Just paro lo!!

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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 12:33am On Jul 26, 2022

GraciousWords:
I don get alert….GOD win!

Timeline

IELTS Jun 2018
TEF Oct 2019
ITA Nov 2019
AOR & Upfront Meds Dec 2019
Biometrics Jan 2020
Med Passed I 2020
ADR I Feb 2020
COVID Lockdown Mar 2020
ADR II Nov 2021
Remed Request Dec 2021
Med Passed II Jan 2022
ADR III Mar 2022
PPR July 2022
VO CPC Ottawa

#Hallelujah
#PPR
#COPR
#TeamTEF
#TestimonyOfAnApplicant
#PraiseNyafuNyafu
#FSW

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!! This is wonderful news. You've been one of the cornerstones of this thread over the years and you really deserve this!! I wish you the best in this next phase.

Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Immortalregis: 5:30pm On Jul 25, 2022

Good day house. Please what's the current realistic timeframe to get the PR card. It says 70 days on their website but can anyone tell if that's a fairly accurate timeframe or if it can take much longer than that. I landed on June 9 and I plan to travel back to naija for 2 - 3 weeks sometime in October. Thanks in advance.

Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Immortalregis: 5:06pm On Jun 30, 2022

Haircombb:
Guys I will be landing in Toronto on Monday and will be taking Uber to my accomodation. Can I pay for the uber with cash or does it have to be a card payment?

Airport taxis accept cash.

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Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Immortalregis: 2:57am On Jun 26, 2022

Omoba95:
Hello everyone, I am a female in need of a room in or close proximity to Scarborough. Anything around $500-$600 is fine. Will be arriving first week of July. I will appreciate any leads

Try Kijiji.ca. At that price range, it'll be shared accommodation so as long as you're willing to share a bathroom and kitchen, it should be fine. People that post adds looking for a female roommates always seem to set rent around that price point.

Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 12:44am On Jun 21, 2022

GraciousWords:

And when small rain fall here, na so we go commot cardigan....btw which time summer dey start gan gan? I mean 27 degree weather, no be this June??

The summer na audio o! cry

. They said we're still in spring sha so let's hope for the best. I can't believe I'm saying this, but I miss that scorching Nigerian sun that can fry 3 eggs!

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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 1:04pm On Jun 20, 2022

Immortalregis:
From my understanding of what's on the official Ontario website, there are 2 licensing scenarios:
1. Your driving experience is less than 2 years: You will take a written test then take a g1 drive test as soon as you have two year's driving experience. i.e. Your naija license is 8-months old so you take the written test and wait for 4 months before taking the road test that qualifies you for a g2 license. I believe you can take the road test immediately if you have more than one year's experience.
2. You have more than 2 years driving experience: With that you can take the full G license road test.
You get your license when you pass the road test and in both cases you have to show them your original license and FRSC extract for viewing.

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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 12:57pm On Jun 20, 2022

o9o9:
Sun was high but the kain breeze wey dey blow cold air. Felt like i was embalmed inside deep freezer. Mine was complicated by wifey saying i shouldn't carry my sweater that the sun is high and i would look odd at the park.

Omo... I have running nose from Saturday till now.

We took Uber back but even during the 7mins wait time for the uber. Person don freeze finish.

Sorry for the running nose. We too will soon get used to the weather.

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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 12:55pm On Jun 20, 2022

Teeores:
Please is the Nigeria Driver's Licence enough in Canada or should the international drivers license also be gotten?

Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 1:59pm On Jun 19, 2022

Hello guys. This is a one-week observation post.
P. S. "Canadian" in this post means regional e.g Ontario, Alberta etc. I'm currently in Ontario but I imagine the process is similar for all other regions.
P. S. 2 These are my personal opinions.

Please, please and please, getting a Nigerian driver's license is just as important as your ECA or reference letters as it reduces the waiting period to get a Canadian driver's license. Even if you don't plan to drive immediately you land here, just have it at the back of your mind that you will get a Canadian driver's license as soon as you land. The license gives you a huge advantage. Commuting exclusively by bus or train is not for the faint-hearted, so getting a car is pretty much a necessity if you don't work from home or you work even 1km away from your home.
This is my testimony as a proud owner of a Leggedis-Benz 2022 model (full option) cool

. Yesterday morning, I went to a place that was 40 minutes away from me by bus. I had to take 3 buses to get there. I followed Google Maps religiously, took the first 2 buses and landed at the final bus stop. As my village people would have it, the final bus was delayed by just under 15 minutes so I had to wait at that busstop. Temperature was a solid 11 degrees inside bright sun and mad winds!! Mehn, wetin my fingers see for those 15 mins, my mouth no fit talk am!!! Abi na the breeze own I wan talk?? If I didn't eat that morning, I swear, that breeze for carry me go. Only 1 thought kept playing in my head - "What if this was winter?"
I got home last night and started studying the official Ontario driver's handbook. It's free on the Ontario website in case you have less than 2 years driving experience and you want to start practicing for the written test BEFORE you land here. Them no dey tell person. grin

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Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Immortalregis: 10:08am On Jun 18, 2022

Dele670:
Please am in canada and planning to switch to tech as data analyst ,please can anybody recommend any organisation or individual that can guide me along this path ,am not just looking for a free service becos l dont mind even if it a paid service ,l just need geniue help from an experienced fellow in the field.thank u

Try to apply for data analyst training with npower canada.

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Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Immortalregis: 9:55pm On Jun 12, 2022

cochtrane:
Of course, you should be looking for an apartment that has a heater. You wan make Toronto cold hammer you? Lol.
Welcome to canada!
North York is a good area for an immigrant. I don't know if there's any area there that isn't good. Toronto is not really like Lagos. I think a good advice is to find a roommate, because that way the rent could be more affordable. You can easily find a roommate in North York and pay less than $1000 for a very good 2-bed apartment. You may also want to consider Etobicoke, which is also a good area to stay in, I believe.

For survival jobs, go register yourself with the many employment agencies present around. There are a lot of them downtown and in Mississauga. You may be able to find a job quickly with these guys.

On transitioning into tech, I just wanted to let you know it's very possible. I have a handful of friends who have done this successfully. It may not be easy, but it is very possible. That's probably what you should focus o, the fact that it is very possible. A good starting point may be getting enrolled in many of the certificate programs in the top universities. Make sure to pick something you are comfortable with from the start and not keep experimenting about wasting your time.

Good luck!

Thanks boss. I really appreciate!

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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 9:08pm On Jun 12, 2022

Reedahbaby01:
PS: this just an inquisitive teenager who sees her parents driving around town gathering documents, seeing her mum talking to her laptop preparing for an exam. Ever since I was a child I loved going out of my comfort zone to find out abut something, that's what led me to looking for a website to get infos about what mum does, and then I found nairaland

Thank you everyone for all you do, I've never seen so many Nigerians come together, to help each other without knowing each other before in my entire life
thanks for all you do
it shall end in praise for all of us
PS :I didn't proof read o, no vex
I still have 3 papers to go before I finish my exams, so I just typed this in appreciation
Strongly waiting for FSW draws to resume, when there was still fsw draws, nairaland was really fun, testimonies upandan, banters everywhere
before IRCC give us breakfast
Sorry for the long post I'm a natural talkative

Congratulations to you and your family! This was very interesting to read.

Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 9:01pm On Jun 12, 2022

Ovywils:
So beautiful to read.
Congratulations

Thanks so much. I wish you success in your endeavours.

Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Immortalregis: 7:50pm On Jun 12, 2022

megastu:
There is a fully furnished short let available in a very descent area in Brampton, you call do a month or two there while looking for a long term rental. You can message me if interested.

Thanks so much for your response. I'll send you a PM.

Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Immortalregis: 7:48pm On Jun 12, 2022

Jamean:
Hello, please how did you get your AirBnB, looking to get one in Brampton or Hamilton. Appreciate any leads?

I just used the Airbnb website and searched for cheap rooms in Toronto then chose the one I'm currently in. Just search for rooms in a location of your choice and you'll see a wide array of rooms at different price points. Goodluck in your hunt.

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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 7:36pm On Jun 11, 2022

GraciousWords:
Baba, na comedian you be! That vertical tap na Franco Arab derivative of our "tamba"....bidet. Thank God for spare clothes...

Congrats again....you go soon turn Lion in the Big City!

#WorkingSystem

Thanks so much. Amen! I can't wait to shed my jjc-ness!! grin

I pray your PPR lands soonest.

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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 7:33pm On Jun 11, 2022

Ovywils:
So beautiful to read.
Congratulations

Thanks so much. I wish you the best!

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Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Immortalregis: 8:30am On Jun 11, 2022

REDBULL1:
Yeah. One way or Return? They have a clause on wakanow that you have to book return on Egypt air.

I booked one-way. You can always try to book using the Egyptair app if you have access to USD then pay with a USD debit card or Batter by Flutterwave.

Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Immortalregis: 7:51am On Jun 11, 2022

cochtrane:
Of course, you should be looking for an apartment that has a heater. You wan make Toronto cold hammer you? Lol.
Welcome to canada!
North York is a good area for an immigrant. I don't know if there's any area there that isn't good. Toronto is not really like Lagos. I think a good advice is to find a roommate, because that way the rent could be more affordable. You can easily find a roommate in North York and pay less than $1000 for a very good 2-bed apartment. You may also want to consider Etobicoke, which is also a good area to stay in, I believe.

For survival jobs, go register yourself with the many employment agencies present around. There are a lot of them downtown and in Mississauga. You may be able to find a job quickly with these guys.

On transitioning into tech, I just wanted to let you know it's very possible. I have a handful of friends who have done this successfully. It may not be easy, but it is very possible. That's probably what you should focus o, the fact that it is very possible. A good starting point may be getting enrolled in many of the certificate programs in the top universities. Make sure to pick something you are comfortable with from the start and not keep experimenting about wasting your time.

Good luck!

Thanks so much for your response. I'll follow your advice! I'm really grateful.

Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 11:31pm On Jun 10, 2022

CountVersailles:
Your head too correct

Thanks big chief! Wishing you all the best.

Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by Immortalregis: 11:30pm On Jun 10, 2022

Redkay:
This was a very nice and encouraging story to read

Thanks a lot. I'm glad you feel that way. Wishing you success in your endeavours!!

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