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Mogullet:Nope it won’t be a misrepresentation. They did not travel with you. That doesn’t mean they can’t apply to visit you. As for me to be completely safe and avoid any stories, family should apply after the student has settled in at the school. I know at least one international student that did so. It took like three months for her husband and kid’s visas to be approved. |
koonleh:The main thing is do you have funds to actually pay your tuition? Canadian tuition can range from 6,000 CAD to ad high as 20,000 CAD per session. Once that amount is available the rest is small change. But these are the costs you plan for: 1. Application fees to the schools. Most schools application fee is between 50 CAD and 150 CAD. Budget to apply to between 3 to 5 schools. 2.Medical fees: medical fees is about 45k. 3. Biometrics: Not sure how much this is now. 4. Visa Application fee: 150 CAD |
Mogullet:Hi. The issue of Company sponsorship has been extensively discussed on this thread. Search for Just.wise contributions on this thread. I am in a somewhat similar position with you. What I have learnt here is that company sponsorship is shaky as most times the VO don’t look favorably on it, believing that an Applicant may not have access to the company’s finances. Thus rather than using the company as a sponsor, what you need is to use the company as a source of your income. 1.Use your personal account.Transfer money from your business account into your personal account. Make sure you highlight this in your explanation that the money came from your business and you have earmarked it for your school. 2. Submit any other proof of the business e.g CAC documents including particulars of directors if you or your husband. Account statement of the business, invoices or transactions done by the business. Audit reports of the value of the business. Whatever documents you have to show that you are operating a real business 3. VERY IMPORTANT: get a letter from your bank stating that you are a signatory to the company account. This is the main concern of the VO. |
Good day all. Please, quick question. This is my second application. I have a letter of sponsorship which is part of the proof of means of financial support. I also have a detailed SOP which I used in the first application. I don’t want to change it because it was very well crafted and explained thoroughly my plans for the program. Now I have a letter of explanation (LOE) which thoroughly explains the doubts the VO had about my application And I am wondering which section I should upload it into. The 1st application was denied on financial grounds and so I am wondering if the LOE should go into the proof of financial support along with the letter of sponsorship from my sponsor. Thanks |
Lexusgs430:How do you attack Covid? By preventing widespread spread. How do you do this? By not being a covidiot. Avoid unnecessary waka waka. Step outside any neighborhood in Nigeria. You see people unnecessarily roaming the streets, touching each other anyhow without care. Because they believe it’s a scam. We Nigerians are the architect of our own problems. |
ThierryJay:Aswear. There’s one Covidiot right here in this thread that’s still shouting it’s a scam and asking for the bank manager’s name. Even if it’s a scam can’t you try to protect yourself? |
Lexusgs430:There’s no country in the world that was ready for Covid! It’s up to individuals to protect themselves. Even on this thread, some are still saying “na scam”. Will someone who believes Covid is a scam wear mask? Will he wash his hands religiously? Preventing the outbreak of Covid depends on how many of us are reasonable. Unfortunately Nigeria is a country of ignorant fools who believe they are smart. |
IMASTEX:If govt handled it in whatever manner, what stops you the ordinary citizen from being responsible with your life. Simple reduce unnecessary waka. Wear face mask. Wash your hands or use sanitizer. That’s what’s needed on our part.! Whether the govt is embezzling Covid money or not you just take care of yourself. |
Lexusgs430:This has nothing to do with politicians and everything to do with our attitude as Nigerians. Just a week or two ago everybody was calling “scamdemic”. Even those who post their personal experience were being attacked and called liars. “Show us isolation center” “Show us dead bodies” “Show us burial ground” “How come nobody knows anybody who has died of Covid” Is that not what we were all saying? I don’t know how Nigerians can be so stupid as to believe that the whole world will shut their economies down, risking a full blown recession just to promote a scam. Anyway we are starting to see the result of our “smartness”. |
H3NR1:The only thing I can think of is maybe an explanation of what you were doing since you left secondary school in 2018. It would be great if it was something related to your chosen career now or some form of volunteering. |
ron5ke:If you were refused a study visa then I would expect that your letter of explanation should be centered around showing why the last refusal was a mistake or how your situation has changed. There’s no need avoiding the topic. As soon as your application is opened the last VO’s notes which details his reasons why he refused you. It’s better you try your best to address the issues otherwise you might just get the same response |
Aydindon123:I had this issue too. What I am planning to do now is to use the following: 1. Sponsors personal statement of account. 2. Evidence of the business: CAC documents, tax payment by the company, companies business account. As he manages a real estate company you may attach some agreements such as rents agreement or receipt for rent or any other evidence that the business is a genuine one. 3. Letter of reference from the bank showing that he is the signatory to the business account. I have not applied yet so I cannot say if it will work sha |
NairaLuck:Hi. I am just wondering why you are going for a program that’s less than a year. Will you get a post graduation work permit with this program? I was under the impression that you need at least a year program to qualify. |
expertman:Not possible. No OAU alumni could ever have any good thing to say about Wale Omole. The guy was worse than Abacha. You are probably talking about Rogers, the VC who took over from him. |
Yads97:Yes. In fact the reason for denial was just generally that the VO felt I lack enough funds. It was when I got GCMS notes that I saw the main problem was that there was no evidence that the sponsor had control of the corporate account used. If you can get a letter from your bank attesting that you are the sole signatory of your corporate account like someone else suggested I think it will cover you. |
Eilenora:As per your first question I personally know a lot of people that regularise their children’s status after arriving at Canada and it is very straight forward. I even have a family friend that the entire family went with visiting visa. They all had previous visiting visa. The mother applied for her student permit. Everyone including her husband accompanied her on their own visiting visa. When they landed the husband was given his work permit and the children are all attending school now. She has completed her program and is working on her PGWP. Bottom line apply alone. The children will be regularised once you are in Canada. |
NwanyiOkpa:Was the wire transfer at official bank rate? Or did you have to buy forex and put in a domicilliary account? I am trying to pay via form A but just keep getting conflicting information. |
jamesy212:I will suggest you move the funds to your personal account based on my experience. My application was refused because of my sponsor’s use of his business account and he didn’t show evidence that he was the signatory to the business account. To avoid any stories that touch just put the money in your personal account but make sure you highlight this in your statement of purpose that the money came from your business account of which you are the sole signatory. |
NwanyiOkpa:Best wishes my sister. Please did you pay your tuition and if so how did you go about it? |
Concate:Their email: iomlagosmedicalbooking@iom.int |
Flourhine:46,500. I paid before all this Corona wahala sha so I don’t know if it has changed |
Concate:Yes. IOM are doing upfront medicals now. Google them and send an email requesting an appointment. They will respond and give you details of account to pay in and date of appointment. You pay then go on the date with your evidence of payment and your intl passport. |
aliadi2:Perhaps I am missing something here. If your uncle in Nigeria has enough funds, why does he have to pose as your father? Uncles do sponsor people don’t they? I don’t really understand how it will complicate things for him. |
aliadi2:As long as you keep your stories consistent. Why does your Uncle want you to use your other uncle in Nigeria as your father? Why can’t he sponsor you as your Uncle? As long as he has the funds? Most times it is just best to tell the truth. Besides are you 100% sure that when you get settled you will not wish your parents to come and visit you? How will you ask them over for a visit when you have already listed someone else as your parents? Then what about if your uncle (posing as your father) or any of his children later want to apply for any visas? They will have to remember that you are a member of their family- if they mistakenly forget listing you, they will be flagged as giving wrong information and face ban. Why would you want all these complications? Already based on the previous story, your sister cannot benefit from you even when you are settled in Canada. Do you want to do the same to your parents and your other siblings? I think you should rethink. |
Blema111:Ok that’s a little better. But at the same time he will still have to fill her name as his sibling in the Family Information form. How will they be siblings and she is an orphan while his parents are still alive? Unless he plans to never list his sister as his sibling in any document meaning he cannot sponsor her neither can she claim points with him later on after he has presumably gotten his PR. cc aliadi2 |
aliadi2:Please note that these people keep records. Remember with your first sponsorship application you must have given biometrics. Once you apply again for anything, everything you ever told them about yourself will come up. Once you have told them one story, you Berra stick to it. Since you have told them your parents are dead then you have to remain an orphan as far as any visa application to any country is concerned because they share information. Your best bet, your uncle sponsors you as your uncle (or whatever he claimed to be in the first sponsorship application). If you have other uncles in Nigeria I don’t think there’s anything wrong if they all support as joint sponsors since you are an “orphan” lol. Just make sure you stick to the first story you told them in the first application. I wish we Nigerians will just stop complicating our lives with unnecessary lies. |
Patty03:Please note: if you start online studies without a study permit, the time spent doing those classes will not count towards your PGWP. Thus if for instance your program is only 1 year and you do one semester Sept tonDec online in Nigeria without your student visa, you will not be entitled to a PGWP because the program is no longer up to 1 year. |
SMH at all this “strange sickness” people keep dying from. Why can’t Nigerians just call a spade a spade? COVID 19! |
Nwannediutor:Yeah. That’s what I would do in your shoes. |
justwise:Just him and his wife. |
justwise:Exactly. And that was why the company documents and company account was needed. The deposits in the personal account all came from the company account. That’s his source of income. |
justwise:Yes. Tuition for entire program is 18k dollars. Personal Savings Account statement used had over 40m. |
