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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 10:49pm On May 31
Kossyfelicia:
he is 19years 😊No work experience yet. Pls kindly list out some few colleges you know I can apply for him. Thanks
If anyone here secretly contacts you, do not respond. Whatever information they have for you, they should drop here. Else you go cry 'HAD I KNOW'. Go to school websites and apply on your own. Where you are confused you contact the school

So a nineteen years with no job or work exp how is he going to self sponsor himself?

Assiniboine College
Saskatchewan Polytechnic
North West College
College of the North Atlantic
Confederation College
Northern College
Medicine Hat College
New Brunswick Community College
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Kossyfelicia(f): 11:11pm On May 31
AbelAbdul:
If anyone here secretly contacts you, do not respond. Whatever information they have for you, they should drop here. Else you go cry 'HAD I KNOW'. Go to school websites and apply on your own. Where you are confused you contact the school

So a nineteen years with no job or work exp how is he going to self sponsor himself?

Assiniboine College
Saskatchewan Polytechnic
North West College
College of the North Atlantic
Confederation College
Northern College
Medicine Hat College
New Brunswick Community College
for little I know about him. He is into Bitcoin.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Kossyfelicia(f): 11:22pm On May 31
AbelAbdul:
If anyone here secretly contacts you, do not respond. Whatever information they have for you, they should drop here. Else you go cry 'HAD I KNOW'. Go to school websites and apply on your own. Where you are confused you contact the school

So a nineteen years with no job or work exp how is he going to self sponsor himself?I

Assiniboine College
Saskatchewan Polytechnic
North West College
College of the North Atlantic
Confederation College
Northern College
Medicine Hat College
New Brunswick Community College
I don't know if UPEI,SENECA is okay for him. Diploma 2 year course with PGWP. i saw Seneca school websites, But UPEI is Business administration so I don't know if you know much about these schools. Though I have researched more on them Seneca is the cheapest in tuition etc. but I will try these school you Listed out now. Thanks once again. Also how do student pay for application fee which card is acceptable I have fidelity bank cooperate USD card and naira MasterCard I don't know if it work for me to pay on his behalf. My application fee then was waived 😊 Lucky me but this one now I don't know if is through normal MasterCard etc. I saw payment by convera through UPEI but the service charge is $37.51 USD. Please help out thanks
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Bongolobango: 8:48am On Jun 01
How long does it take for schools to process applications before they gave admissions, and how long does the visa process take, I heard schools resume in August, is it not late to start a fresh admission application process now due to limited time, it’s June already…..


Abeg make una no vex say I Dey disturb oo
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 9:28am On Jun 01
Bongolobango:
How long does it take for schools to process applications before they gave admissions, and how long does the visa process take, I heard schools resume in August, is it not late to start a fresh admission application process now due to limited time, it’s June already…..


Abeg make una no vex say I Dey disturb oo
Schools application varies. When I applied, a school in Ontario took 6 days to give me offer. Another one in same Ontario took 3 days. The longest one was the one in Nova Scotia. It took a month plus because that one involved virtual interview.

As for visa, the processing time for people applying from Nigeria is currently 6 weeks. You can make it. Schools open officially for Fall intake in September.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 10:29am On Jun 01
Kossyfelicia:
I don't know if UPEI,SENECA is okay for him. Diploma 2 year course with PGWP. i saw Seneca school websites, But UPEI is Business administration so I don't know if you know much about these schools. Though I have researched more on them Seneca is the cheapest in tuition etc. but I will try these school you Listed out now. Thanks once again. Also how do student pay for application fee which card is acceptable I have fidelity bank cooperate USD card and naira MasterCard I don't know if it work for me to pay on his behalf. My application fee then was waived 😊 Lucky me but this one now I don't know if is through normal MasterCard etc. I saw payment by convera through UPEI but the service charge is $37.51 USD. Please help out thanks
I used Naira Master Card to pay mine
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Highsaac: 1:40pm On Jun 01
Good afternoon,

I have a quick question. If I use a professional mentor, someone I have worked with for several years and who holds a senior position in the energy sector, which is closely related to my field of study, as my sponsor, would that be considered strong enough for my application?

Also, is there a recommended format or template for a sponsorship letter that the sponsor should follow?

Thank you.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 2:27pm On Jun 01
PhdCloakRoom:
Felicia. Your friend should stop dictating preferences on DLI or PGWP because he is just 19 yr old with only waec certificate in arts not even outstanding in science subjects.

If he is not financially buoyant he can opt for U.S.A towards summer/fall 2027 because U.S institutions are the most flexible , affordable which also gives some entrance scholarships.

If he is adamant for Canada he should drop college idea because he wont smell the visa with his profile . He should go for Bsc/BA courses in any public universities.

Memorial University is one of my picks for him. Be careful of easy and sweet recommendations.
Avoid USA for now Visa ban is real https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/News/visas-news/suspension-of-visa-issuance-to-foreign-nationals-to-protect-the-security-of-the-united-states.html

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by PhdCloakRoom(m): 9:11pm On Jun 01
Highsaac:
Good afternoon,

I have a quick question. If I use a professional mentor, someone I have worked with for several years and who holds a senior position in the energy sector, which is closely related to my field of study, as my sponsor, would that be considered strong enough for my application?

Also, is there a recommended format or template for a sponsorship letter that the sponsor should follow?

Thank you.
Yes you can use the professional mentor as your sponsor but your mentor must provide a separate SOP regarding what he or she would benefit from your study.

There is no Universal or mandated or recommended format template for a sponsorship letter. The only rule is that the letter must be a formal letter not to be written like an informal letter that you are writing to your friends or family.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by apexrankis: 9:51pm On Jun 01
JMG12:
Application submitted on 28th April, approved on 20th May 2026. It was added recently. I am just sharing the official guidelines and my experience to help others.
This person must have applied on IRCC portal and refused before reapplication or applied for another type of VISA after refusal for a different VISA application.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 11:12pm On Jun 01
apexrankis:
This person must have applied on IRCC portal and refused before reapplication or applied for another type of VISA after refusal for a different VISA application.
Why said so?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by apexrankis: 11:44pm On Jun 01
AbelAbdul:
Why said so?
I said that because of the time frame. A screenshot of the portal will say it all. I might be wrong though.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by dsureguy: 11:54pm On Jun 01
I got PPR, can i submit for everyone in 1 envelop at VFS as a family group? or must it be per applicant?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by dsureguy: 11:58pm On Jun 01
Mine is short without any previous refusal...

apexrankis:
This person must have applied on IRCC portal and refused before reapplication or applied for another type of VISA after refusal for a different VISA application.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ColdHunter(f): 12:10am On Jun 02
Till now University of Regina hasn't given me admission decision.

Despite that I've interviewed with the supervisor since 2 weeks ago.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by dsureguy: 12:11am On Jun 02
Just like yesterday...

dsureguy:
I currently have a Canadian visitor visa valid until 2034. My wife’s visa will expire this year, one of my sons has a visa that expires in 2029, and my other child does not have a Canadian visa yet.

At the moment, I have about CAD 70,000 available. I also have about CAD 30,000 equivalent in a retirement account in Nigeria. My current monthly income is about €3,000, and I recently secured a new contract that should increase my income by about €1,000 per month after tax.

Coincidentally, I received an admission for a Master’s program this week, and I am currently in Canada (only me) on a visit, but I will be leaving in three weeks. Based on the advice I have been receiving, I am considering placing CAD 30,000 into a GIC from the CAD 70,000 I currently have. This should be easy for me to do since I already have funds in Canada.

I have also paid the school deposit today. Whenever I visit Canada, I usually leave the same day I declare at the port of entry (POE).

Do you have any advice on whether this approach makes sense (I and family reside in Nigeria at the moment) or if there are other things I should consider?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by dsureguy: 12:12am On Jun 02
is it for September?

ColdHunter:
Till now University of Regina hasn't given me admission decision.

Despite that I've interviewed with the supervisor since 2 weeks ago.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ColdHunter(f): 12:15am On Jun 02
dsureguy:
is it for September?
Yes.

Annoying thing is that I applied since November.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by dsureguy: 12:20am On Jun 02
That's crazy. I wish you the best outcome... They should let you know the outcome so you can plan your visa. I hope that's not the only school you tried?

ColdHunter:
Yes.

Annoying thing is that I applied since November.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by apexrankis: 1:16am On Jun 02
dsureguy:
Mine is short without any previous refusal...
That's good to hear. Congratulations. Did you apply early and also which program?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by dsureguy: 11:37am On Jun 02
Applied on the 3rd of May, got ppr for everyone on the 29th.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by undespicable: 12:21pm On Jun 02
Hi, sorry I'm writing late, been working on a lot of things lately. I am about to submit my application, the country's residence permit I have is Poland, I'm applying from Poland. My question is, the tax return documents are in Polish language, do you think I should submit it like that or seel the service of a certified translator to translate them? I checked with a certified translator and the quotation they gave me is a lot, probably because the 3 years tax return comes with a lot of documents, I'm not sure if the visa officer will look at them if I submit the one with only Polish language, every other financial documents are in English/includes English translation, but only the tax return documents are in Polish language only, no English translation.

What do you think please?

amnotapervert:
You are on a Very good track.

May I ask which country’s PR you have?

Also, include proof of your PR status in the country where you currently live.

Yes, please add your tax returns with your name and all relevant information on them.

This is

(1) Bank statements for the last 6 months ( I don't know how banks in the country do it but in nigeria you ask bank for bank statement and official bank reference letter)

(2) Tax returns for the last 3 years

(3) Pay stubs for the last 6 months

(4) Your employment letter

(5) include a letter explaining how you saved the amount of money and calculating your projected saving and cost of things and how much you have to make payment for everything 

You can attach all this document into one as POF

As for the school fee payment, before making any payment, email the school and explain that you would like to apply for a student visa before July. Mention that you would like to make an initial payment of about $4,000 CAD to your student account to show IRCC that you are committed to the program.

Tell them you want to use this initial deposit as proof of commitment and financial capability for your visa application. Make the email professional.

The school will likely agree and provide your student number, student account details, and payment instructions.

I know that 15% of $16,000 is about $2,400, but ask the school what amount they recommend. In my opinion, do not pay more than $4,000 CAD because, if the visa is refused God forbid the school should refund your exact payment amount according to their refund policy. That is why it is important to email the school first.... if they say pay the whole $16,000 that's also ok as long as the school said you should make the payment

If they do not allow the payment, you can still use the email response as proof to IRCC that you were willing to make an initial deposit to show commitment.

If they agree and you make the payment, make sure you get an official receipt from your student account showing that the payment was made...I am sure you can download the receipt from the school portal

IRCC understands that people can have money sitting in their accounts, but they also want to see willingness to actually spend the money on tuition, because sometimes the money may not truly belong to the applicant.

In your case, you are trying to show IRCC that the money belongs to you and that you are genuinely willing and able to pay for your education.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 1:25pm On Jun 02
dsureguy:
Applied on the 3rd of May, got ppr for everyone on the 29th.
See you Aug 22nd. Insahallah
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 1:26pm On Jun 02
apexrankis:
That's good to hear. Congratulations. Did you apply early and also which program?
Masters Program
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 1:27pm On Jun 02
undespicable:
Hi, sorry I'm writing late, been working on a lot of things lately. I am about to submit my application, the country's residence permit I have is Poland, I'm applying from Poland. My question is, the tax return documents are in Polish language, do you think I should submit it like that or seel the service of a certified translator to translate them? I checked with a certified translator and the quotation they gave me is a lot, probably because the 3 years tax return comes with a lot of documents, I'm not sure if the visa officer will look at them if I submit the one with only Polish language, every other financial documents are in English/includes English translation, but only the tax return documents are in Polish language only, no English translation.

What do you think please?
Translate before submission. What is worth doing is worth doing well.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by dsureguy: 2:33pm On Jun 02
Amin

AbelAbdul:
See you Aug 22nd. Insahallah
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by dsureguy: 2:37pm On Jun 02
If you meant school, not really,i applied around Feb and it's a master like Abdul said...

apexrankis:
That's good to hear. Congratulations. Did you apply early and also which program?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Rahab409: 3:03pm On Jun 02
Can you tell me the names of those schools that took 3 and 6 days please?
AbelAbdul:
Schools application varies. When I applied, a school in Ontario took 6 days to give me offer. Another one in same Ontario took 3 days. The longest one was the one in Nova Scotia. It took a month plus because that one involved virtual interview.

As for visa, the processing time for people applying from Nigeria is currently 6 weeks. You can make it. Schools open officially for Fall intake in September.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Rahab409: 3:11pm On Jun 02
You don't get to tell someone what to do with their profiles. I hope you're not the really scammer sha. Cos this one that you're always insecure yi
AbelAbdul:
Remove that email from your profile..
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 3:51pm On Jun 02
Rahab409:
Can you tell me the names of those schools that took 3 and 6 days please?
Application submitted on 11th and offer given on 17th

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 5:02pm On Jun 02
Rahab409:
Can you tell me the names of those schools that took 3 and 6 days please?
Application submitted 10th offer given 14th

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 5:05pm On Jun 02
Rahab409:
You don't get to tell someone what to do with their profiles. I hope you're not the really scammer sha. Cos this one that you're always insecure yi
Same way you cannot tell me what to do right?
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