IykeD:


Are you a PR? If yes, you have no issue. Purchase your one-way ticket unless you have plans of coming back to Naija soon, then you can buy a return ticket.

Thank you for your response. I find it useful. God bless

Bracha:
A return ticket is for those who intend to return, while a one-way ticket is for those who intend to settle down at their destination.

Hope this helps you make your decision.

Yes .. Thank you very much

iaatmguy:
congratulations,

yes you would be allowed to book a one way ticket

Ok... Thank youuu.

Topsmamen:


Congrats on your PPR/COPR. Visit the Living in Canada thread here for answers to your question. Folks there will be happy to help.

Thanks

Hello all,
I posted this question on a sister thread. I got two responses already, one referred me here, the other also tried his best to answer me. I just want to reinforce the answer because in this forum, everything is useful. Even when someone insults you in this forum, it is useful (haha). I wanted to know from those who have landed if they were able to get a one way ticket to Canada. We are a family of two. We want to know if it is ok to board on a one -way ticket. Thanks for your anticipated responses. God bless you all.

WeAreDLucky1s:



You certainly should book ONE WAY, except if you have plans of returning, probably what we call "Soft-Landing". Otherwise, stick with one way. The visa you have isn't tourist...lol

Though Return is usually cheaper, but if you do not have reason to return any time soon, you may just do away with it and stick to One Way.

Also according to records, you may consider::: OTHER TIPS::::regarding traveling

<Ethiopian Air, Egypt Air, if money isn't much of issue, Lufthansa>
<you may also try booking via the app - cheaper>
<use skyscanner.net for favourable searches>
<play with dates for a month's time range>
<Sunday and Tuesday seem to be cheapest>
<Try make your trip before summer - J/July--A/Sept>

And by the way, Congratulations!

May Canada favour you and Family.


Side Gist:
Hurray to me!!! Joined the silent gang with a bang since 2017. In the space of time, i returned to get my M.Sc from NOUN for this mata. That's in the bag now, POF, ECA, IELTS to follow. i have learnt so much just by reading from several pages of endless question and enviable contributors.

Finally unveiling myself today since about 30-40% requirement is achieved.

Simulated CRS with max IELTS:::467

To our seniors/contributors...i say a very big thank you for keeping the thread alive, trust me, many have gained from this and yet, transforming many lives.

To colleagues in the races and fellow silent reader association...eyes on the prize...NEVER GIVE UP!

Thank you WeAreDLucky1s. I will definitely use your advice. Thanks alot. Yours is already coming in a hurry I see it.

Hello all,
I am a silent reader here. I tap from the very wisdom of blessed and intelligent people here who have made a deliberate decision to make life easy for fellow Nigerians. God bless you all. Nigeria is indeed blessed with leadership, but we only have a choice problem that's why we have square pegs in round holes. I want to thank Nairalanders for their support and also report my PPR , which I got since April 17th. I wanted to get my COPR before I report myself, but I have been bothered about flights and wondering if I and my wife will be allowed to book a one-way ticket to Canada, hence my decision to write sooner than I had anticipated. I will share my PPR journey/ story once I receive my COPR from Accra in about a week by God's grace. Thanks all, and please do help with my questions. Seniors in the house, did you book a one-way ticket or both ways?