₦airaland Forum

ifeanyija:
Please what is the best way to book a flight to Vancouver, that will be cheaper

Jokerman:
Nope ...

I might not have enough proof of funds required for Canada, trying to see if loans are accessible

amnotapervert:
Okay, I don’t know of any company that gives out loans, but if you do, please help him. Above all, Jokerman, do not use a fake proof of funds , or you could receive a five-year visa ban.

leinadfem:
I think it’s been that way on and off since last week, Ircc just put us wey don apply since November for pending…lol

kiiiingggggg99:
Omo so wait oh since people wey apply late October and November/ December never get any serious update except biometrics completed. Omo at this point I’ve lost hope. I won’t even check that portal again

kobobay:
I applied for my kids since November 19, I have not received any single updates. Anyone applied within that timeframe?

kobobay:
I applied for my kids since November 19, I have not received any single updates. Any applied within that timeframe?

amnotapervert:
At 38, a postgraduate diploma in healthcare might work for college admission, but for IRCC visa purposes, it’s not ideal unless you can get into a master’s program.

IRCC looks at things differently: they want immigrants who can start working and contributing to CPP and OAS quickly.

Younger people in 20s studying 2–4 years and then working are preferred.

are you notice most people in their 30 come for higher degree or to start work immediatly

With your Healthcare Assistant certificate but no recent work experience, IRCC would likely see the strongest path as pursuing a master’s degree, finishing quickly, and getting a higher-paying job to contribute to the system.

This is just my perspective based on how Canada evaluates applicants

ATTAHDYE:
Believe it or not, Canada is looking for people that will bring in FRESH money/inflows!

Sponsors from within Canada is not a great idea, but he can contribute by paying off your tuition fee and/or set up a GIC for you as part of his contribution.

Let the main/additional sponsorship come from Nigeria.

This advice is from what I have experienced handling study visa applications.

All the best.

amnotapervert:
At 38, a postgraduate diploma in healthcare might work for college admission, but for IRCC visa purposes, it’s not ideal unless you can get into a master’s program.

IRCC looks at things differently: they want immigrants who can start working and contributing to CPP and OAS quickly.

Younger people in 20s studying 2–4 years and then working are preferred.

are you notice most people in their 30 come for higher degree or to start work immediatly

With your Healthcare Assistant certificate but no recent work experience, IRCC would likely see the strongest path as pursuing a master’s degree, finishing quickly, and getting a higher-paying job to contribute to the system.

This is just my perspective based on how Canada evaluates applicants

Sire20:
My sister applied since November 20th, and no update since biometric has been completed. Even her upfront medical was not update. I wondering what the problem is with the pause.

amnotapervert:
Yes...Memorial University in Newfoundland and Labrador (Canada) does offer course..based Master’s programs, not just research (thesis) ones

sometimes if you do small Google search you will get your answers 😂

But that is why I am here 😂 At this point, I should be an ambassador for the school....I am always encouraging people looking for cheaper schools to go there.

Master of Management (MMgt), Master of Applied Ocean Technology , Master of Maritime Management (MMM), Master of Technology Management (MTM) , Master of Education (MEd), Master of Science (Nursing), Master of Human Kinetics and Recreation, Master of Science (Computer Science)

https://gazette.mun.ca/campus-and-community/graduate-tuition-changes/

now time to ask the correct question what program are you looking at ?

manover:
Thanks for your reply. Master of Science (Computer Science). I wanted research (thesis), but I couldnt find a supervisor.

Sire20:
My sister applied since November 20th, and no update since biometric has been completed. Even her upfront medical was not update. I wondering what the problem is with the pause.

kobobay:
I applied for my kids since November 19, I have not received any single updates. Any applied within that timeframe?

cessna150:
I applied same day for my kids too

kobobay:
Thanks for letting me know. Please update whenever you receive any update, and I will do likewise.

kobobay:
I applied for my kids since November 19, I have not received any single updates. Any applied within that timeframe?

Alyssaxo:
Good morning everyone, am new here . I’ll appreciate your support and help on a route to Canada, and which school is cheaper. I studied public health and would like to know how I can go about it. I’ll appreciate your help and support. Thanks!

SOPWriter:
Your kids applications are already outside the current processing time, which is 7 weeks. You can submit a web form or email the processing centre to request a status update. If they have closely approaching enrollment dates, you can also cite them to further justify your follow-up.

IRCC Web Form: https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/contacts/web-form.asp

Corresponding Email Addresses:

IRCC General Inquiries: questions@cic.gc.ca

High Commission of Canada in Nairobi (processes visas for Nigeria): nrobi-im-enquiry@international.gc.ca

Wishing you favorable responses.

leinadfem:
School was supposed to resume on the 6th and I submitted multiple web form prior then with no response, then I had to defer resumption.
Would you still advise sending an email to the corresponding email?
Please advise.

SOPWriter:
It's wise you deferred your enrollment, and since you did, the urgency of your case has lessened. Regardless, it won't hurt your application to seek a status update from the processing center involved with your application, which is most likely the Nairobi office.

Note that a direct email to the case processing center is more targeted than a general web form, which you relied on solely earlier. So, I recommend you do send the email.

SOPWriter:
Good morning and welcome to the thread! Your background in Public Health could be a great asset for your journey to Canada. You haven't mentioned your intended certificate or program of interest yet. Nevertheless, I would recommend looking into schools like Memorial University of Newfoundland, the University of Regina, Niagara College, the College of the North Atlantic, and NBCC. These are some popular and affordable options that might fit your budget.

Once you identify a potential program and secure admission, the next stage will be your visa application. I and other experienced members here can guide you through that process.

Good luck with the whole process!

Alyssaxo:
Thank you for your feedback. I will checkout out the schools listed. Please can I contact you for more information?

leinadfem:
Many thanks Sir/Ma
I’ll do as advised.

timigreene:
Thanks for the response.

Unfortunately, I can't opt for MSc due to my undergrd grade (2.2). just trying to weigh best options.

manover:
Thanks for your reply. Master of Science (Computer Science). I wanted research (thesis), but I couldnt find a supervisor.

amnotapervert:
you can go for a postgraduate diploma but you have to make sure that it's really directly related to your previous study

you also have to have a strong statement of purpose explaining what you are currently doing and how this would help you in your career

i suggest you meet the license immigration consultant licensed oooo not facebook

In Nigeria we only have 7 license immigration Consultants....they will give have your full profile and give you options https://register.college-ic.ca/Public-Register-EN/RCIC_Search.aspx

All the best