₦airaland Forum

cadno:
Guys please what do you advise me to do.

I just got my ITA too March 23rd/24th
Most of my Funds came in this March 2023 from all sources.

Is it advisable to submit my application for SINP nomination ?

I hear we need minimum of 3months for the Funds to be in my bank account before submitting. Is there a waver ??

Will they decline my application ?

Why are you submitting to SINP after ITA?

jasperonyx:
you can try the visit visa, it's already stated that you can convert visit visa to PR, if you get a job.
Children of international students can access same benefit with a PR, but you must have resided for atleast 9 months, I am not sure of the exact number of months.
It's better you start this Express Entry process.
No fast route to japa.
It needs patient.
Or you move to UK.

Thank you. Indeed I am already in the pool. Brushing up my French for TEF exam. Even then I will only make it to the mid 400s at most (after redoing IELTS assuming I get an 8 in listening this time around, making spouse unaccompanying and passing TEF). Which is why I am looking at other alternatives. Mid 400s is still not quite there yet. 🤦‍♀️

ednut1:
unless you are Indian, Chinese or jew etc. This is almost impossible. The people mentioned have big companies they can use for job offer. The average employer is only interested in people with work status already.

Thanks,

This is just what I needed to know. The feasibility of that idea or rather the lack thereof. Back to the study option, will my children be able to study for free or must I leave them behind until I get PR from study route if at all I get. Should I pursue the study route, I would very much like my children to move with me to Canada. They are all of primary school age.

jasperonyx:
This is post smells Nigeria, Nigeria.
There is not fastest route to japa, especially when you no get money, you hear? Thank you.

Thank you Sir,

But perhaps you could respond to my questions.
1) is there anyone who has tried the visit visa - work permit and eventually PR route?
2) do children of international students pay school fees? (Primary school)

Thanks.

Dear respected Nairalanders,

I hail you. I am not from Nigeria, but i am so grateful for this forum as my country people are either not interested in sharing their journeys or have not managed to “japa” in large numbers as you Nigerians have.
Thank you for the wealth of information in this and many Canadian posts alike. I am a japa hopeful too, sitting in the pool with a measly 300+ points wondering how to raise my scores but trying to be optimistic that Bill C-19 may favour my noc.
In the meantime i wish to ask if there is anyone with experience of landing on visit visa and working their way to PR. I know it maybe a long process but i wish to get the quickest fix to my japa dilemma.
My country has done a fast one on me and i just need to move yesterday. Study route is too expensive but also i am told that children of international students dont get to study free of charge, please correct me if i am wrong.

Listening attentively to all your positive feedbacks and i appologize if this is not the right thread for my inquiries.

Thank you once again, O beloved Nigerians for the youtube videos and all the information you keep putting out there to help us your fellow Africans. May you japa in multitudes and may you be prosperous in Canada. IJN amen.