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kemmyk:
You just spoke my mind, in 2021 I was sleeping on this platform during my application, this place was like a safe haven to so many of us, we post our PPR stories and how we got it done. It’s so sad how this platform was reduced to nothing but a battle field and also a place where scammers get their clients. Nawa oo and this thread part 23 is just too long, we usually stop at 500 or 600 slides.

nwaobitex:
Please can I get an example or sample of what a sponsorship letter looks like

AbelAbdul:
This thread has been abused. When I get to Canada on the 22nd Aug, I will create a thread on my personal process from when I got my International passport to when I landed in Canada.

Hints:

1. My International Passport took 5 business days (both capturing and everything) First timer.
2. I applied to schools in Canada some gave me offer in less that 3 days.
3. My study permit took 4 weeks and 6 days to get approved. Applied May got approved June.

I will be sharing my story (the documents I submitted) with evidence once I land Toronto.

PS: This is my first time applying to Canada. I do not have any travel history.

PPS: I did it all alone without a travel agent. Even when my school wanted to give me their immigration lawyer to assist in my study permit application I opted out.

PPS: Reason I don't use agents is because, apart from the fact that a lot of them are scammers, some of them do mistakenly mix applicants documents when submitting because they do not deal with just one application.

I learnt from Cubana Chief Priest who till his death cannot enter USA because of the messed an agent made on his application.

AbelAbdul:
This thread has been abused. When I get to Canada on the 22nd Aug, I will create a thread on my personal process from when I got my International passport to when I landed in Canada.

Hints:

1. My International Passport took 5 business days (both capturing and everything) First timer.
2. I applied to schools in Canada some gave me offer in less that 3 days.
3. My study permit took 4 weeks and 6 days to get approved. Applied May got approved June.

I will be sharing my story (the documents I submitted) with evidence once I land Toronto.

PS: This is my first time applying to Canada. I do not have any travel history.

PPS: I did it all alone without a travel agent. Even when my school wanted to give me their immigration lawyer to assist in my study permit application I opted out.

PPS: Reason I don't use agents is because, apart from the fact that a lot of them are scammers, some of them do mistakenly mix applicants documents when submitting because they do not deal with just one application.

I learnt from Cubana Chief Priest who till his death cannot enter USA because of the messed an agent made on his application.

nwaobitex:
Please can I get an example or sample of what a sponsorship letter looks like

AbelAbdul:
This thread has been abused. When I get to Canada on the 22nd Aug, I will create a thread on my personal process from when I got my International passport to when I landed in Canada.

Hints:

1. My International Passport took 5 business days (both capturing and everything) First timer.
2. I applied to schools in Canada some gave me offer in less that 3 days.
3. My study permit took 4 weeks and 6 days to get approved. Applied May got approved June.

I will be sharing my story (the documents I submitted) with evidence once I land Toronto.

PS: This is my first time applying to Canada. I do not have any travel history.

PPS: I did it all alone without a travel agent. Even when my school wanted to give me their immigration lawyer to assist in my study permit application I opted out.

PPS: Reason I don't use agents is because, apart from the fact that a lot of them are scammers, some of them do mistakenly mix applicants documents when submitting because they do not deal with just one application.

I learnt from Cubana Chief Priest who till his death cannot enter USA because of the messed an agent made on his application.

kayceeskay:
I remember when i was applying for my study permit 3 years ago. I would always come to this thread to get valuable information that helped me to eventually apply on my own and get approved.

Back then, you would always see PPR stories and timelines almost weekly and people would share what they did to get approved, what dates they applied and what dates they received updates, what documents they submitted. This thread was very informative.

Today, there’s no PPR stories anymore, i scrolled as far back as i could and found nothing. There’s no valuable information anymore. It’s just this “amnotapervert” guy and a bunch of others always arguing about who’s in Canada and who’s not. Arguing about irrelevant things, spamming and flooding this thread.

Bottom line is, this forum has gone to shi+.

I hope one day i’ll come back here and see Application timelines,PPR and Canada landing stories, and other valuable information regarding study permit application.

Have a good one guys.

Alexjohn2020:
lmao, you don talk am finish and it's like Justwise has gone MIA

lankyuchebanky:
I am looking forward to studying at Red river college Polytechnic Winnipeg Manitoba by September. I need someone that can help me have a soft landing, with accomodations and all. I can be reached on what's app on 08164467978

Chibumalasia:
Have you gained admission that you're looking for accomodation?

lankyuchebanky:
I am looking forward to studying at Red river college Polytechnic Winnipeg Manitoba by September. I need someone that can help me have a soft landing, with accomodations and all. I can be reached on what's app on 08164467978

Cullinane:
What program at RRC are you targeting?

lankyuchebanky:
Logistics and Supply chain management-Business Administration, Notre Dame campus Start by September 1 2026

Cullinane:
ok. all the best. targeting something else at RRC for next year. why not pay for their student accomodation?

lankyuchebanky:
You there already ?

lankyuchebanky:
I am looking forward to studying at Red river college Polytechnic Winnipeg Manitoba by September. I need someone that can help me have a soft landing, with accomodations and all. I can be reached on what's app on

kemmyk:
You just spoke my mind, in 2021 I was sleeping on this platform during my application, this place was like a safe haven to so many of us, we post our PPR stories and how we got it done. It’s so sad how this platform was reduced to nothing but a battle field and also a place where scammers get their clients. Nawa oo and this thread part 23 is just too long, we usually stop at 500 or 600 slides.

lanresz:
Please remove your phone number from your post.

For accommodation, you have two main options: on-campus and off-campus housing. For a smooth transition (“soft landing”), on-campus accommodation is usually the best choice. However, it tends to be more expensive and comes with more restrictions. If you’re interested in this option, contact the school’s residence office to confirm availability before applying. If you secure on-campus housing, you can stay for one term and then look for a more affordable off-campus option for subsequent terms.

Finding off-campus accommodation can be more challenging, especially if you don’t know anyone in Winnipeg who can host you for one to two weeks while you search. If that’s the case, consider booking an Airbnb for a couple of weeks to give yourself time to explore housing options.

I hope your visa arrives on time so you can begin planning your trip and be ready to start school in September.

AbelAbdul:
This thread has been abused. When I get to Canada on the 22nd Aug, I will create a thread on my personal process from when I got my International passport to when I landed in Canada.

Hints:

1. My International Passport took 5 business days (both capturing and everything) First timer.
2. I applied to schools in Canada some gave me offer in less that 3 days.
3. My study permit took 4 weeks and 6 days to get approved. Applied May got approved June.

I will be sharing my story (the documents I submitted) with evidence once I land Toronto.

PS: This is my first time applying to Canada. I do not have any travel history.

PPS: I did it all alone without a travel agent. Even when my school wanted to give me their immigration lawyer to assist in my study permit application I opted out.

PPS: Reason I don't use agents is because, apart from the fact that a lot of them are scammers, some of them do mistakenly mix applicants documents when submitting because they do not deal with just one application.

I learnt from Cubana Chief Priest who till his death cannot enter USA because of the messed an agent made on his application.

lanresz:
Please remove your phone number from your post.

For accommodation, you have two main options: on-campus and off-campus housing. For a smooth transition (“soft landing”), on-campus accommodation is usually the best choice. However, it tends to be more expensive and comes with more restrictions. If you’re interested in this option, contact the school’s residence office to confirm availability before applying. If you secure on-campus housing, you can stay for one term and then look for a more affordable off-campus option for subsequent terms.

Finding off-campus accommodation can be more challenging, especially if you don’t know anyone in Winnipeg who can host you for one to two weeks while you search. If that’s the case, consider booking an Airbnb for a couple of weeks to give yourself time to explore housing options.

I hope your visa arrives on time so you can begin planning your trip and be ready to start school in September.

hilltop007:
Congratulations sir. Please may i ask how you intend to handle accomodation when you land in Canada? Also, did the embassy request for your academic transcript or only degree certificate?

Cullinane:
Adding to this, remember RRC is in downtown Winnipeg and a lot of downtown areas have high crime due to high drug usage and poverty amongst the native Canadian Indian population. So it means if you are doing off-campus housing it will be some distance from RRC and this could be problematic if you don''t have a car because their city transit system is not effective and punctual plus during winter which lasts 5 months, it goes to -45 degrees a lot of times. Winnipeg is the coldest city over 100k population in the entire North America (Canada plus USA). Their winter is legendary and very dangerous.

wondychiqe:
Hi lovely people

Please I am in a Dilemma.
My husband is 40+, studied mechanical Engineering, has PGD also, COREN too and works in Facility management. A relatively good job paying in 6 figures.

I am 30+, studied Biochemistry, have an MSC too. I am a senior Govt worker. My income is okay and I have a little business bringing in some income too.
We have children with the youngest being a year plus.
We want to try this study visa, who should go and have better opportunities in CA for relocation/PR.

Thank you.

wondychiqe:
Hi lovely people

Please I am in a Dilemma.
My husband is 40+, studied mechanical Engineering, has PGD also, COREN too and works in Facility management. A relatively good job paying in 6 figures.

I am 30+, studied Biochemistry, have an MSC too. I am a senior Govt worker. My income is okay and I have a little business bringing in some income too.
We have children with the youngest being a year plus.
We want to try this study visa, who should go and have better opportunities in CA for relocation/PR.

Thank you.

wondychiqe:
Hi lovely people

Please I am in a Dilemma.
My husband is 40+, studied mechanical Engineering, has PGD also, COREN too and works in Facility management. A relatively good job paying in 6 figures.

I am 30+, studied Biochemistry, have an MSC too. I am a senior Govt worker. My income is okay and I have a little business bringing in some income too.
We have children with the youngest being a year plus.
We want to try this study visa, who should go and have better opportunities in CA for relocation/PR.

Thank you.

PhdCloakRoom:
Pls disregard any negative jab. Both of you have a very good average Nigerian profiles and study visa still remain the fastest type of visa you can use to enter Canada and do almost all the stuffs Canadian citizens do ie opening bank account, driving , work-study etc providing you are maintaining your studentship.

If your Msc cgpa is in good standing you should be the one to apply but i will recommend Phd. Your career as a Nigerian senior civil servant is a good omen especially if you have been working on the path of your course f study. If otherwise, your husband as an engineer is good to apply but let it be in STEM program.

Dont settle for less.