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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Nozino: 12:26pm On Mar 14

ehiremen2002:
Cousin, this is family matter. And we got with option that is doesn’t legal and legit

lol. A look at your post history tells it all.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 5:11pm On Mar 14

AbelAbdul:
I want to apply for study permit this month. My school said I should pay 2k CAD to get my LOA. I mailed my school that I want to pay more money for tuition fee and accommodation. The school said that the tuition fee is paid based on courses registered and I can only know how much I will pay in July during course registration. for accommodation, I can only pay in June.
Should I pay only the 2k CAD and apply for study permit?

Yes, follow the instructions the school gave you.

When applying for your visa, include a copy of the email from the school with your other documents and explain to IRCC that you are willing to pay more, but the school advised that the $2,000 deposit is sufficient for now.

Also state that you have the full funds in your account and are able to pay more if required.

That explanation should be sufficient. Just make sure you include that email to IRCC, as it will strengthen your application.

The reason the school does not want you to pay more than $2,000 is because, if your visa is not approved, it is easier for them to refund a smaller deposit. However, I wish you the best and hope everything goes smoothly.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 5:20pm On Mar 14

ehiremen2002:
Any one seen a case where a student graduated from a program that isnt gpwp eligible. What alternative plan does the person have.

Before graduation, if they cannot find another school and secure admission and a visa, the next best option is to book the next flight to MMA1.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 5:31pm On Mar 14

Nozino:
Apply for a new program and new student visa.

Get a work permit

Get PR

Get Married

Apply for asylum

I will never advise anyone who came as a student or even on Vistor visa, and whose plans did not work out, to apply for asylum.

Do you really understand what asylum is, what it takes, and the process involved? If you are coming from Nigeria, the probability of rejection is very high because Nigeria has a high asylum refusal rate. I have spoken about this countless times.

Please, I beg you, ehiremen2002, do not take that advice.

https://www.irb-cisr.gc.ca/en/statistics/protection/Pages/RPDStat2025.aspx

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Anobody: 7:31pm On Mar 14

Please how do I file for tax certificate in lagos for over 3 years. I've been working and no tax has been deducted over the years but I need the certificate.
Please can I know the procedures and risks involved.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 7:59pm On Mar 14

Anobody:
Please how do I file for tax certificate in lagos for over 3 years. I've been working and no tax has been deducted over the years but I need the certificate.
Please can I know the procedures and risks involved.

You do not really need Tax Clearance Certificate (TCC) for students visa employment letter and pay stub should be good enought but anyways

if you need it you need it so...... If you have been working for a company, ask your employer. I believe they have been deducting taxes from your salary during that period. if you are a full time staff I believe.

In Lagos that I know even before this new Tinube tax , employers are responsible for deducting employees taxes through the PAYE system.

Upon your request, they should also be able to facilitate obtaining your Tax Clearance Certificate (TCC) from the Lagos State Internal Revenue Service (LIRS).

Your employer can assist by submitting the necessary records required to process and obtain the certificate.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Zybob: 9:54pm On Mar 14

Anobody:
Please how do I file for tax certificate in lagos for over 3 years. I've been working and no tax has been deducted over the years but I need the certificate.
Please can I know the procedures and risks involved.

I am in the same case as you. However, the amount to pay for tax has been my dilema.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ehiremen2002: 2:47am On Mar 15

Another school option would likely be too expensive right now, so the most realistic path we are considering is LMIA.

Since she is my cousin, we have been trying to connect with a law firm that might be willing to support an LMIA process. We believe this could be possible because paralegals may be in demand in Ontario, especially for candidates who complete their studies locally.

From checking the Law Society of Ontario (LSO) website, there are about 451 registered paralegals in Ontario, and realistically some of them may no longer be actively practicing.

My cousin is currently completing her Paralegal program at Algonquin College, and she will begin her field placement in September. Interestingly, her professor mentioned that Algonquin College has stopped accepting new students into the paralegal program, which could potentially reduce the number of new graduates entering the profession in the future.

Another option we have considered is activating a family business that has been incorporated for a while but hasn’t been actively operating yet. The idea would be to use the business to employ her and potentially pursue LMIA that way. However, since the company has not generated profits yet, we are not sure it would meet the requirements to sponsor an LMIA.

For now, we will see how things develop between now and September.

We are also considering the possibility of her taking a scheduled break between Level 2 and Level 3 semesters just to have some breathing space and reassess the best path forward.

If anyone here has experience with LMIA for paralegals or similar situations in Ontario, your advice would be appreciated.

amnotapervert:
Before graduation, if they cannot find another school and secure admission and a visa, the next best option is to book the next flight to MMA1.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ehiremen2002: 2:54am On Mar 15

It depends on what exactly you are looking at.

I am already in Canada. I came here through the study route a couple of years ago, and I actually got most of the information that helped me from this same Nairaland forum.

Everything I know today about the process started from here. I eventually secured my PR, and since then I have been using this same forum to guide family members and friends who are trying to follow a similar path.

Whenever I come across situations where I am not completely sure about the best advice to give, I bring the matter back here so people can share ideas. And by God’s grace, many people have successfully come to Canada through the same route after getting guidance here.

So I’m not really sure what you mean by analyzing my post history.

You can take your time, grab a drink if you like, and go through my posts from the very first one when I was asking questions about coming to Canada as a student.

At the end of the day, the same forum you are trying to analyze is the one that helped someone come to Canada, study, and eventually secure permanent residency.

So instead of focusing on post history, the goal here should be sharing useful information and helping others succeed through the same path.

Nozino:
lol. A look at your post history tells it all.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Nozino: 3:39am On Mar 15

ehiremen2002:
It depends on what exactly you are looking at.

I am already in Canada. I came here through the study route a couple of years ago, and I actually got most of the information that helped me from this same Nairaland forum.

I’m not reading all that. I’m glad it happened to you or sorry it didn’t.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 10:12am On Mar 15

olasubomy:
See Link here: https://possap.gov.ng/p/signup

Register here(link above) to apply for the Police Character Certificate. It would require your NIN or BVN. Once it is ready, the digital copy stamped by Central Criminal Registry would be sent to your email.

Please after putting my NIN and click on proceed the stuff just load and then stops. I have tried many times

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 11:31am On Mar 15

DeevaB:
I will be starting college in Halifax this March and I am currently booking my flight. I found a route from Lagos to London,UK and then directly to Halifax.

Can I book this flight and receive my study permit at Halifax Stanfield International Airport, or do I need to arrive first in Toronto or Montreal to get my study permit?

Thank you.

Good day sir. Mind telling us what documents you submitted during your visa application? Thanks

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by evb2000: 4:35pm On Mar 15

DeevaB:
I will be starting college in Halifax this March and I am currently booking my flight. I found a route from Lagos to London,UK and then directly to Halifax.

Can I book this flight and receive my study permit at Halifax Stanfield International Airport, or do I need to arrive first in Toronto or Montreal to get my study permit?

Thank you.

Lufthansa has a Lagos - Frankfurt - Halifax route. Yes, they will issue your study permit at YHZ (Halifax Standfield Int'l Airport)

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by olasubomy: 7:14pm On Mar 15

AbelAbdul:
Please after putting my NIN and click on proceed the stuff just load and then stops. I have tried many times

I gave it a test myself, and you are absolutely right—it just keeps rolling and eventually stops. It does seem like there might be a system glitch. My suggestion would be to wait a bit and try again later, as these things sometimes resolve themselves. Alternatively, you could post your concern on the Express Entry thread; there’s a good chance someone who has faced a similar issue—and found a solution—will chime in with helpful advice.

I remember the system used to give both "BVN" and "NIN" as options, but now it looks like only "NIN" is available. If you don’t get responses on the thread and you need to sort this out urgently, your final option might be to visit the Alagbon CID office in person. Hopefully, though, it won’t come to that, and you will be able to resolve everything online, which would definitely save you both time and extra expenses.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Kaczynski: 8:10pm On Mar 15

AbelAbdul:
Please after putting my NIN and click on proceed the stuff just load and then stops. I have tried many times

Avoid anything thqt has to do with pnline nigecian goveenment

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 9:28pm On Mar 15

olasubomy:
I gave it a test myself, and you are absolutely right—it just keeps rolling and eventually stops. It does seem like there might be a system glitch. My suggestion would be to wait a bit and try again later, as these things sometimes resolve themselves. Alternatively, you could post your concern on the Express Entry thread; there’s a good chance someone who has faced a similar issue—and found a solution—will chime in with helpful advice.

I remember the system used to give both "BVN" and "NIN" as options, but now it looks like only "NIN" is available. If you don’t get responses on the thread and you need to sort this out urgently, your final option might be to visit the Alagbon CID office in person. Hopefully, though, it won’t come to that, and you will be able to resolve everything online, which would definitely save you both time and extra expenses.

pls can i have a link to the express entry thread? thanks

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 12:57am On Mar 16

AbelAbdul:
pls can i have a link to the express entry thread? thanks

https://www.nairaland.com/6829885/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/773

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ehiremen2002: 3:15am On Mar 16

Further research and sharing here . when AI exist less effort needed now for researching

Yes, your new company can potentially employ your cousin using a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), but there are some important conditions and risks you should understand.

1. Why your cousin cannot use a PGWP

The Post‑Graduation Work Permit is only available if the program studied is PGWP-eligible. Many post-graduate certificate programs for paralegals are not eligible, so the student cannot automatically get an open work permit after graduating.

That means your cousin would need another type of work permit, such as one supported by an LMIA.

2. Yes — your company can apply for an LMIA

Your company can apply through the Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.

If approved, the LMIA allows the worker to apply for a closed work permit tied to your company.

However, the government will check that:

The job is real and needed

You advertised the job to Canadians first

The wage meets the median wage for the occupation

Your company is legitimate and able to pay the salary

Typical LMIA steps:

Advertise the job for at least 4 weeks

Show proof no Canadian/permanent resident was available

Submit LMIA application

Pay $1,000 LMIA processing fee

If approved, the worker applies for a work permit

3. Important issue when hiring a relative

Because the worker is your cousin, the government may examine the application closely to ensure it is not arranged employment or favoritism.

They will expect:

Genuine recruitment efforts

Evidence other candidates were considered

Proof the position actually exists in your company

If they think the LMIA was created just to help a relative get a work permit, it can be refused.

4. Another challenge: new company

Since you mentioned the firm is newly opened, ESDC may also ask for:

Business registration documents

Business bank account

Contracts or clients

Financial ability to pay wages

A brand-new company with no activity yet may struggle to get an LMIA approved.

5. Possible alternatives (sometimes easier)

Depending on your cousin's situation, these might be better options:

International Mobility Program (LMIA-exempt permits)

Provincial immigration streams like the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program

Employer-driven streams if the job qualifies

✅ Summary:

Yes, your company can apply for LMIA to hire your cousin.

But it must be a real job, properly advertised, and paid at market rate.

Because the company is new and the worker is a relative, approval may be more difficult.

ehiremen2002:
It depends on what exactly you are looking at.

I am already in Canada. I came here through the study route a couple of years ago, and I actually got most of the information that helped me from this same Nairaland forum.

Everything I know today about the process started from here. I eventually secured my PR, and since then I have been using this same forum to guide family members and friends who are trying to follow a similar path.

Whenever I come across situations where I am not completely sure about the best advice to give, I bring the matter back here so people can share ideas. And by God’s grace, many people have successfully come to Canada through the same route after getting guidance here.

So I’m not really sure what you mean by analyzing my post history.

You can take your time, grab a drink if you like, and go through my posts from the very first one when I was asking questions about coming to Canada as a student.

At the end of the day, the same forum you are trying to analyze is the one that helped someone come to Canada, study, and eventually secure permanent residency.

So instead of focusing on post history, the goal here should be sharing useful information and helping others succeed through the same path.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 4:05am On Mar 16

ehiremen2002:
Further research and sharing here . when AI exist less effort needed now for researching

Yes, your new company can potentially employ your cousin using a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), but there are some important conditions and risks you should understand.

1. Why your cousin cannot use a PGWP

The Post‑Graduation Work Permit is only available if the program studied is PGWP-eligible. Many post-graduate certificate programs for paralegals are not eligible, so the student cannot automatically get an open work permit after graduating.

That means your cousin would need another type of work permit, such as one supported by an LMIA.

2. Yes — your company can apply for an LMIA

Your company can apply through the Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.

If approved, the LMIA allows the worker to apply for a closed work permit tied to your company.

However, the government will check that:

The job is real and needed

You advertised the job to Canadians first

The wage meets the median wage for the occupation

Your company is legitimate and able to pay the salary

Typical LMIA steps:

Advertise the job for at least 4 weeks

Show proof no Canadian/permanent resident was available

Submit LMIA application

Pay $1,000 LMIA processing fee

If approved, the worker applies for a work permit

3. Important issue when hiring a relative

Because the worker is your cousin, the government may examine the application closely to ensure it is not arranged employment or favoritism.

They will expect:

Genuine recruitment efforts

Evidence other candidates were considered

Proof the position actually exists in your company

If they think the LMIA was created just to help a relative get a work permit, it can be refused.

4. Another challenge: new company

Since you mentioned the firm is newly opened, ESDC may also ask for:

Business registration documents

Business bank account

Contracts or clients

Financial ability to pay wages

A brand-new company with no activity yet may struggle to get an LMIA approved.

5. Possible alternatives (sometimes easier)

Depending on your cousin's situation, these might be better options:

International Mobility Program (LMIA-exempt permits)

Provincial immigration streams like the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program

Employer-driven streams if the job qualifies

✅ Summary:

Yes, your company can apply for LMIA to hire your cousin.

But it must be a real job, properly advertised, and paid at market rate.

Because the company is new and the worker is a relative, approval may be more difficult.

LMIA has casted and in her case will not work that smooth
So in summary, it’s still what I said: if she cannot secure admission and a new study permit before her current school ends, she should book the next flight to Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) AKA MMA 1

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ehiremen2002: 7:09am On Mar 16

Haha! You’re completely wrong about that. I’ve seen people receive visa extensions even after their PGWP expired, and also after completing programs that were not eligible for PGWP. In many of these cases, they were issued a one-year visitor record. The problem, however, is that with a visitor record they are allowed to stay in Canada but cannot work.

If we dont get any better option before then. We can explore that. Till a company is able to get LMIA for her.

Meanwhile you said LMIA has casted. How , was there any update from IRCC about that, please share. Give reason why you said it wouldnt work smoothly when you are not IRCC

amnotapervert:
LMIA has casted and in her case will not work that smooth
So in summary, it’s still what I said: if she cannot secure admission and a new study permit before her current school ends, she should book the next flight to Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) AKA MMA 1

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Nobody: 3:33pm On Mar 16

Good day everyone. I hope this message finds someone who can help me out with basic informations on how to proceed.
I got an admission for a practical nursing program in Thunderbay.
First part of the tuition has been paid and PAL received.
Took a closer look at my letter of acceptance today and was seeing “Expiry of letter of acceptance: March 26, 2026”

Does this mean I have to submit my application for a study permit before the date there? The program starts January 11th, 2027.

I have loads of questions but this is the first part of it for now. I need answers, please.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Nobody: 4:58pm On Mar 16

Themillionman:
Can I find the favour of someone in Ontario that can hold my hand ...to start and finish my application? Doing this things alone without guidance is not easy.....please help me ...I'm an appreciative person.... Please help me, hold my hands ...help me cross

Greeting.
I’m here to know if you were successful with your application and if you’re open to helping someone that is in the same situation now?

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Nobody: 5:00pm On Mar 16

zubizareta:
Are you already in Ontario that you are looking for someone in Ontario? If u are talking about visa application from naija, send me a DM

Greetings. Can you offer any help now?

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 7:40pm On Mar 16

ehiremen2002:
Haha! You’re completely wrong about that. I’ve seen people receive visa extensions even after their PGWP expired, and also after completing programs that were not eligible for PGWP. In many of these cases, they were issued a one-year visitor record. The problem, however, is that with a visitor record they are allowed to stay in Canada but cannot work.

If we dont get any better option before then. We can explore that. Till a company is able to get LMIA for her.

Meanwhile you said LMIA has casted. How , was there any update from IRCC about that, please share. Give reason why you said it wouldnt work smoothly when you are not IRCC

You know that getting extensions after a PGWP has expired is different from the case we are talking about here. In this situation, she does not even qualify for a PGWP in the first place.

The last time Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) did something like that was back in 2023.

Canada previously allowed an extra 18-month open work permit for PGWP holders whose permits expired in 2023.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2023/03/canada-announces-extension-of-post-graduation-work-permits-for-up-to-18-months-to-retain-high-skilled-talent.html?utm

They are not going to extend anything

That temporary policy has now ended, and there is currently no new extension program for PGWP expirations between 2024 and 2026.

Another possible option is a Bridging Open Work Permit (BOWP), but that only applies if someone has already submitted a PR application, which is not her case. https://ircc.canada.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=676&top=29&utm

So let’s stick to the situation you mentioned: she does not qualify for a PGWP.

Realistically, how practical is it for someone to stay in Canada on a one-year visitor record when it doesn’t allow the person to work? We all know how expensive and cold this country can be.

LMIA has also become a pay-to-get system in many cases, with some fake agents exploiting the situation and charging people as much as $30,000, even though it is illegal to charge workers for an LMIA. check Facebook market place you will see American wonda

At the end of the day, she can try anything that works, but her options are very limited basically going back to school or returning home (MMA1).

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Predator188: 8:39pm On Mar 16

ehiremen2002:
Any one seen a case where a student graduated from a program that isnt gpwp eligible. What alternative plan does the person have.

There is some cases where students got nominations in pnp and recommendations in RCIP with job offer from their employers before completing their studies for previous work experience in demand occupations they applied for PR before study permit expires..
Note:work experience as a student does not count in PNP.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Predator188: 9:00pm On Mar 16

ehiremen2002:
Haha! You’re completely wrong about that. I’ve seen people receive visa extensions even after their PGWP expired, and also after completing programs that were not eligible for PGWP. In many of these cases, they were issued a one-year visitor record. The problem, however, is that with a visitor record they are allowed to stay in Canada but cannot work.

If we dont get any better option before then. We can explore that. Till a company is able to get LMIA for her.

Meanwhile you said LMIA has casted. How , was there any update from IRCC about that, please share. Give reason why you said it wouldnt work smoothly when you are not IRCC

IRCC is gradually relaxing lmia processing in some regions with unemployment rate below 6%....
And some sectors has no cap on lmia processing...
In April 2026 lmia processing will increase in rural areas from 10% to 15% for low wage,due to low admission of TFWs to support employers in rural areas and those regions that will participate...

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Chigbo55: 9:24pm On Mar 16

I can't get my personal reference code to start my study permit application, what can I do about it? Is there any other way around it?

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ehiremen2002: 10:00pm On Mar 16

I was already aware of the PGWP extension policy, and I personally benefited from it.

That said, we’re not too worried. We have a meeting scheduled with a Nigerian immigration lawyer on Wednesday to discuss the situation and possible options. At the end of the day, when God has your back, nothing is impossible.

Interestingly, in the middle of all this, she coincidentally met a lawyer in Ontario through a friend. The lawyer had come to the same hostel to fix her hair, and during their conversation she explained her situation. After hearing her story, the lawyer agreed to take her into her law firm initially as a trainee to see how she might be able to support her, possibly until she obtains her license.

From what we understand, after completing her field placement, she may also be able to request some time to prepare for and complete the LSO licensing exam. To practice as a paralegal in Ontario, you must obtain the Law Society of Ontario (LSO) license.

If she schedules her licensing exam after graduation, she may be able to get some time before writing the exam, which could buy her additional time.

The hope is that if everything works out, the lawyer may eventually employ her as a licensed paralegal in the firm once she obtains her license.

For now, we are exploring all possible options and hoping for the best.

amnotapervert:
You know that getting extensions after a PGWP has expired is different from the case we are talking about here. In this situation, she does not even qualify for a PGWP in the first place.

The last time Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) did something like that was back in 2023.

Canada previously allowed an extra 18-month open work permit for PGWP holders whose permits expired in 2023.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2023/03/canada-announces-extension-of-post-graduation-work-permits-for-up-to-18-months-to-retain-high-skilled-talent.html?utm

They are not going to extend anything

That temporary policy has now ended, and there is currently no new extension program for PGWP expirations between 2024 and 2026.

Another possible option is a Bridging Open Work Permit (BOWP), but that only applies if someone has already submitted a PR application, which is not her case. https://ircc.canada.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=676&top=29&utm

So let’s stick to the situation you mentioned: she does not qualify for a PGWP.

Realistically, how practical is it for someone to stay in Canada on a one-year visitor record when it doesn’t allow the person to work? We all know how expensive and cold this country can be.

LMIA has also become a pay-to-get system in many cases, with some fake agents exploiting the situation and charging people as much as $30,000, even though it is illegal to charge workers for an LMIA. check Facebook market place you will see American wonda

At the end of the day, she can try anything that works, but her options are very limited basically going back to school or returning home (MMA1).

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ehiremen2002: 11:23pm On Mar 16

When you click Apply to come to Canada. You have option of using a personal reference code. If you dont have use the other option Determine your eligibility and apply online.

This process take you through questionaire

Chigbo55:
I can't get my personal reference code to start my study permit application, what can I do about it? Is there any other way around it?

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Timibankz(m): 3:29am On Mar 17

Hello bro, I also tried it earlier and i faced the same issue.

But as at now i just tried it and it worked (17-03-2026 03:28 AM), so i am guessing it's just a server issue. Maybe you can also try at midnight too

AbelAbdul:
Please after putting my NIN and click on proceed the stuff just load and then stops. I have tried many times

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 9:05am On Mar 17

Timibankz:
Hello bro, I also tried it earlier and i faced the same issue.

But as at now i just tried it and it worked (17-03-2026 03:28 AM), so i am guessing it's just a server issue. Maybe you can also try at midnight too

thanks.. do you know how long it will take to get the police clearance?

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by coolflame7: 10:09am On Mar 17

ehiremen2002:
It depends on what exactly you are looking at.

I am already in Canada. I came here through the study route a couple of years ago, and I actually got most of the information that helped me from this same Nairaland forum.

Everything I know today about the process started from here. I eventually secured my PR, and since then I have been using this same forum to guide family members and friends who are trying to follow a similar path.

Whenever I come across situations where I am not completely sure about the best advice to give, I bring the matter back here so people can share ideas. And by God’s grace, many people have successfully come to Canada through the same route after getting guidance here.

So I’m not really sure what you mean by analyzing my post history.

You can take your time, grab a drink if you like, and go through my posts from the very first one when I was asking questions about coming to Canada as a student.

At the end of the day, the same forum you are trying to analyze is the one that helped someone come to Canada, study, and eventually secure permanent residency.

So instead of focusing on post history, the goal here should be sharing useful information and helping others succeed through the same path.

Good day boss, I got admission to study a one year pgwp eligible program (Disability support professional) at sask poly, I have deposit of $5k and and pof secured but I don’t have tuition balance of $15k cad. Is it realistically possible to work while in Canada and pay up the remaining tuition. Also do you have any reservations about a one year program.

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