₦airaland Forum

Welcome, Guest: RegisterLoginWith GoogleTrendingRecentNew

Stats: 3,329,910 members, 8,442,925 topics. Date: Friday, 10 July 2026 at 08:25 PM

Toggle theme

Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 - Travel (740) - Nairaland

Nairaland ForumNairaland GeneralTravelCanadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 (1222289 Views)

1 2 3 ... 737 738 739 740 741 742 743 ... 751 Reply (Go Down)

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ATTAHDYE(m): 10:54pm On Jun 20
If the money is truly for your studies as stated, I will suggest you do either of the following;

1. Pay full tuition fee
2. Pay tuition fee for the first semester and use the balance to open a GIC of at least CAD 10, 000 towards your living expenses

Then your in-law can write a letter of financial support starting that he is your sponsor (if you’re using only him), and to demonstrate his commitment, the funds were sent to you and they have been applied towards paying full/part of your tuition fess and/or living expenses.

I know that 22m will not be able to cover your tuition fee and living expenses for the first year. So who is going to provide the balance?

Gift deed and sales of property have been over used in explaining lump sums, I always avoid them as much as possible.

Geetee111:
I did make mention of how he was going to help me put in the money, probably skipped his mind, money was paid in last week…. The money is actually for my school.

But I got a suggestion to get a lawyer to help me sign gift deed notarization.
If you’ve other ideas you can share…. That’s the reason why I am here.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Geetee111(m): 11:55pm On Jun 20
ATTAHDYE:
If the money is truly for your studies as stated, I will suggest you do either of the following;

1. Pay full tuition fee
2. Pay tuition fee for the first semester and use the balance to open a GIC of at least CAD 10, 000 towards your living expenses

Then your in-law can write a letter of financial support starting that he is your sponsor (if you’re using only him), and to demonstrate his commitment, the funds were sent to you and they have been applied towards paying full/part of your tuition fess and/or living expenses.

I know that 22m will not be able to cover your tuition fee and living expenses for the first year. So who is going to provide the balance?

Gift deed and sales of property have been over used in explaining lump sums, I always avoid them as much as possible.
I’ve a total over 15M before the 20M was added
I’ve another 7M in another bank
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Cullinane: 6:28am On Jun 21
lanresz:
You mentioned the main advantage. The other reason is that some courses run in the Winter term requires prerequisite from courses run in the Fall term. In this case the school will specify if you can only start the program in the Fall term. If there is not specified you are good to start in the Winter term.
The targeted program starts in Winter and Fall. Thanks a lot for your feedback.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by olasubomy: 6:57am On Jun 21
Cullinane:
Is there any advantage starting school in Sept (Fall) has over Jan (Winter) besides entering into tough Jan winter season in Canada? Considering moving my school application forward from Sept 2027 to Jan 2027 in Manitoba. I know most international students seem to prefer to start classes in Fall.
Another approach is to ask your program adviser—the person who keeps you guys informed about course updates and everything related to your studies—to connect you with any outgoing student who has completed the same program.

Having a rapport with someone who has already gone through your course can be incredibly useful. They can offer valuable insights on course choices and selection and potential opportunities for teaching assistantships (TA), as well as recommend professors you might consider reaching out to with a cold email.

Additionally, connecting with outgoing students can provide a clearer picture of which term would be best to start your program. If you are considering commencing in the winter term, the weather might take you off balance at first, if you are not used to it but you will adapt in no time.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Cullinane: 7:04am On Jun 21
PhdCloakRoom:
There is no academic advantages for foreign students in starting school in fall over winter in Canada. There may be weather, flight ticket or shopping or other seasonal activities advantages but such advantages are going to be irrelevant or unnoticed to you. In terms of weather, some provinces or territory may be colder or warmer than the other in either season ... fall/winter but you will still experience Canada cold. Canada is generally one of the coldest countries of the world ( i think after Russia).
Thank you.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Cullinane: 7:06am On Jun 21
olasubomy:
Another approach is to ask your program adviser—the person who keeps you guys informed about course updates and everything related to your studies—to connect you with any outgoing student who has completed the same program.

Having a rapport with someone who has already gone through your course can be incredibly useful. They can offer valuable insights on course choices and selection and potential opportunities for teaching assistantships (TA), as well as recommend professors you might consider reaching out to with a cold email.

Additionally, connecting with outgoing students can provide a clearer picture of which term would be best to start your program. If you are considering commencing in the winter term, the weather might take you off balance at first, if you are not used to it but you will adapt in no time.
Thank you so much
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by emmaodet: 7:35am On Jun 21
AbelAbdul:
How far? You don book flight? I am trying to get the cheapest flight to Toronto.
Try to book emirate airline from their site.
I believe they are the cheapest currently.

One way is around $1,200 for August season unless you have US visa, then you can get a slightly cheaper flight that you will connect with in a US city
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ATTAHDYE(m): 8:45am On Jun 21
Good,

All you have to do is put it all together.


Geetee111:
I’ve a total over 15M before the 20M was added
I’ve another 7M in another bank
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ColdHunter(f): 11:56am On Jun 21
I plan to submit my visa application this coming weekend for the September intake.

Will it be late?

I need to sort out some dpcuments
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 1:46am On Jun 22
ColdHunter:
I plan to submit my visa application this coming weekend for the September intake.

Will it be late?

I need to sort out some dpcuments
Yes, you should be fine, but don't waste time. Make sure it doesn't take longer than the timeframe you just mentioned

The current processing time is about 6 weeks, so you should be okay if you submit your application this coming weekend

some people have mentioned it took longer for them some people shorter hopefully your shorter but you should be ok

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m):
Cullinane:
Is there any advantage starting school in Sept (Fall) has over Jan (Winter) besides entering into tough Jan winter season in Canada? Considering moving my school application forward from Sept 2027 to Jan 2027 in Manitoba. I know most international students seem to prefer to start classes in Fall.
Anyone is fine, but if you were my brother or a close friend, I would advise you to resume in September, mainly because of the weather.

IMO you need time to get your body to that winter weather coming in Septerber will do that

if you have specific reasons for wanting to move in January, explain them and we can see whether it still makes sense in your situation...Maybe you need more time to save up for school or something like that....

It is much better to arrive in Manitoba in September when daytime temperatures average 15°C to 19°C and nighttime temperatures drop to a cool 4°C to 8°C, than to arrive in January when average daytime highs range from -11°C to -14°C and overnight temperatures can fall to -21°C to -24°C.

Coming from Nigeria to Manitoba in those January temperatures can be a very difficult adjustment, and you may end up regretting arriving in the middle of winter.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Cullinane:
amnotapervert:
Anyone is fine, but if you were my brother or a close friend, I would advise you to resume in September, mainly because of the weather.

IMO you need time to get your body to that winter weather coming in Septerber will do that

if you have specific reasons for wanting to move in January, explain them and we can see whether it still makes sense in your situation...Maybe you need more time to save up for school or something like that....

It is much better to arrive in Manitoba in September when daytime temperatures average 15°C to 19°C and nighttime temperatures drop to a cool 4°C to 8°C, than to arrive in January when average daytime highs range from -11°C to -14°C and overnight temperatures can fall to -21°C to -24°C.

Coming from Nigeria to Manitoba in those January temperatures can be a very difficult adjustment, and you may end up regretting arriving in the middle of winter.
I initially wanted to start at Fall (Sept) 2027 simply because I wanted to clock work anniversary at my place of work next March but I am not keen anymore on waiting for a whole year plus. So I want to bring it forward to Winter (Jan) 2027. I am fully self-funded. I intend to pay the full 2 year tuition upfront and do a GIC for the max possible sum and present both as part of my visa application docs including other savings in USD. So it is not a funding issue per say.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Chigbo55: 10:39am On Jun 22
I am going for a graduate certificate program at Fanshawe college and I have already submitted my study permit application but I didn't upload my Transcript, should I create a web form, attach the Transcript and submit. How important is the transcript to my application? I only submitted my University Certificate.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Highsaac: 2:09pm On Jun 22
I stay in Delta State and I would like to schedule my biometrics appointment with IRCC. I also want to inquire about booking an upfront medical so I can complete both around the same time. How do I book the upfront medical to be aroiund the same time as my biometrics?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 2:42pm On Jun 22
Cullinane:
I initially wanted to start at Fall (Sept) 2027 simply because I wanted to clock work anniversary at my place of work next March but I am not keen anymore on waiting for a whole year plus. So I want to bring it forward to Winter (Jan) 2027. I am fully self-funded. I intend to pay the full 2 year tuition upfront and do a GIC for the max possible sum and present both as part of my visa application docs including other savings in USD. So it is not a funding issue per say.
just curious how many years work experience do you have ? or will you have by that Septemeber and January
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 2:49pm On Jun 22
Chigbo55:
I am going for a graduate certificate program at Fanshawe college and I have already submitted my study permit application but I didn't upload my Transcript, should I create a web form, attach the Transcript and submit. How important is the transcript to my application? I only submitted my University Certificate.
Fanshawe College already assessed your credentials and issued a Letter of Acceptance but Its nice to also submitted all documents to IRCC..

its like a Nice to have.. you can upload via with Webform...
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Cullinane: 2:51pm On Jun 22
amnotapervert:
just curious how many years work experience do you have ? or will you have by that Septemeber and January
Over 18 years across various multinationals (Swedish, American and Chinese). Current role due to be 4 years by March 2027.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 3:13pm On Jun 22
Cullinane:
Over 18 years across various multinationals (Swedish, American and Chinese). Current role due to be 4 years by March 2027.
Nice. I asked because I wanted to see whether you have at least three years of work experience and if waiting will make any difference

When in Canada when the time comes, that foreign work experience can earn you up to 50 CRS points, so when the time comes, you will be able to claim those points

Whichever you choose September or January is entirely up to you. But if it were left to me, I would choose the September intake.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 3:39pm On Jun 22
Someone asked a question. I told him to use AI and get his answers. He tagged me 'immature' then called the mods to ban me.

Someone else uses AI to answer his questions and he praised the person for using AI to answer his questions.

LMAO

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by olasubomy: 4:20pm On Jun 22
AbelAbdul:
Someone asked a question. I told him to use AI and get his answers. He tagged me 'immature' then called the mods to ban me.

Someone else uses AI to answer his questions and he praised the person for using AI to answer his questions.

LMAO
There’s really nothing wrong with using AI tools, like Copilot, to check grammar and tenses—I have found them quite helpful myself. The advice I gave to the moniker was something that genuinely helped me during my school days, and the kind of information anyone who has gone through school in Canada can relate to. You don’t need AI to tell you that!

Anyway, it’s a Monday morning and I assume you have got plenty of time on your hands.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Amovingman: 4:32pm On Jun 22
Once you see one big client to scam on this thread
amnotapervert:
Nice. I asked because I wanted to see whether you have at least three years of work experience and if waiting will make any difference

When in Canada when the time comes, that foreign work experience can earn you up to 50 CRS points, so when the time comes, you will be able to claim those points

Whichever you choose September or January is entirely up to you. But if it were left to me, I would choose the September intake.
we all know you'll zoom off from this site the way other's do on this thread
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 4:43pm On Jun 22
olasubomy:
There’s really nothing wrong with using AI tools, like Copilot, to check grammar and tenses—I have found them quite helpful myself. The advice I gave to the moniker was something that genuinely helped me during my school days, and the kind of information anyone who has gone through school in Canada can relate to. You don’t need AI to tell you that!

Anyway, it’s a Monday morning and I assume you have got plenty of time on your hands.
It's not bad using AI. Everyone does it. It was just funny how the moniker reacted when I mentioned AI.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 4:48pm On Jun 22
Amovingman:
Once you see one big client to scam on this thread we all know you'll zoom off from this site the way other's do on this thread
You have been coming at me for over a week now, and I genuinely don’t understand why. An account created yesterday is repeatedly targeting me while I have been here for 10 years...No one has called me all the names you called me just your gang of friends I don’t want to turn this thread into a back-and-forth because it distracts from the purpose of the forum and could look like spamming but I believe you want that so I can get Ban I think that's your goal.

So I am asking directly and calmly: what exactly is your issue with me? Did I say or do something to you personally or someone you know? You mentioned exposing me a week ago, but nothing has come of it. I am just trying to understand what this is really about..
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Amovingman: 5:17pm On Jun 22
Old account don't mean you're legit
amnotapervert:
You have been coming at me for over a week now, and I genuinely don’t understand why. An account created yesterday is repeatedly targeting me while I have been here for 10 years...No one has called me all the names you called me just your gang of friends I don’t want to turn this thread into a back-and-forth because it distracts from the purpose of the forum and could look like spamming but I believe you want that so I can get Ban I think that's your goal.

So I am asking directly and calmly: what exactly is your issue with me? Did I say or do something to you personally or someone you know? You mentioned exposing me a week ago, but nothing has come of it. I am just trying to understand what this is really about..
we have seen old account scam people's on nairaland

Moreover I have been guest on nairaland for the past 20yrs since 2006
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 5:33pm On Jun 22
Amovingman:
Old account don't mean you're legitwe have seen old account scam people's on nairaland

Moreover I have been guest on nairaland for the past 20yrs since 2006
Almost 10 years with this account and no one has said I scammed them only you and your friends

but thats by the way Please I want to know

(1) what exactly is your issue with me?

(2) when are you exposing me ?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Amovingman: 5:36pm On Jun 22
Are you active with this account for the past 10 yrs
amnotapervert:
Almost 10 years with this account and no one has said I scammed them only you and your friends

but thats by the way Please I want to know

(1) what exactly is your issue with me?

(2) when are you exposing me ?
is it not the year you started posting on this thread
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m):
Amovingman:
Are you active with this account for the past 10 yrs is it not the year you started posting on this thread
Please You haven't still answered

(1) what exactly is your issue with me?

(2) its been a week now so I am asking when are you exposing me ?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by dsureguy: 6:01pm On Jun 22
Add a small amount of money to it and push it to GIC in Canada. Show evidence of the wire transfer to your GIC account.

Geetee111:
Hey guys, I need your help
I’ll jump straight into it, my aunt’s husband who’s a operations manager for air Côte d’Ivoire, gifted me about 20M, here is the problem the money wasn’t splitted into batch, he paid 9M, 9M and then 2M in the same day…. What’s the best way to prove to IRCC that the money is for my studies, I going to the bank on Monday to pay a deposit of $5k CAD for my school fees deposit, instead is 2k as required by the school, do I do a gift notarization, visa application isn’t due until August.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Cullinane: 8:42pm On Jun 22
amnotapervert:
Nice. I asked because I wanted to see whether you have at least three years of work experience and if waiting will make any difference

When in Canada when the time comes, that foreign work experience can earn you up to 50 CRS points, so when the time comes, you will be able to claim those points

Whichever you choose September or January is entirely up to you. But if it were left to me, I would choose the September intake.
Appreciate your feedback. Thank you.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Jane111: 10:11pm On Jun 22
Y'all keep attacking this guy being an agent and a scammer and yet you can't provide JUST ONE EVIDENCE. I remember a post where @justwise said you all should ush it if you can't provide an evidence. Just look at this page we are currently, he has been providing answers to people's questions and all. Yes we have heard, he is a scammer, can we just move on since it is always these baseless and thread derailing accusations. It is just so annoying that you guys keep going and whining like broken records........
Amovingman:
Old account don't mean you're legitwe have seen old account scam people's on nairaland

Moreover I have been guest on nairaland for the past 20yrs since 2006
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ColdHunter(f): 8:57am On Jun 23
Amovingman:
Old account don't mean you're legitwe have seen old account scam people's on nairaland

Moreover I have been guest on nairaland for the past 20yrs since 2006
You need to leave this guy alone. It's genuinely unfair how you lots keep tarnishing him.

If you have evidence of him scamming anyone, kindly publish it.

If not, you need to rest.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ColdHunter(f): 8:59am On Jun 23
Good morning all,

I am paying my tuition today using Flywire against the September intake. I also intend to apply for my visa on firday.

My worry is if I can use the flywire reciept as proof of tuition payment and if IRCC accepts it as valid proof.

This is becasue my school said it may take as much as 7 working days to confirm payment and issue a school reviept and I can't afford to wait.
1 2 3 ... 737 738 739 740 741 742 743 ... 751 Reply

Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 22Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 21Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17234

Polish Student VisaUSA Visit Visa Part 4Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 18

Viewing this topic: 4 guest(s)