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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 7:25am On Jul 03

Ifymoto:
@AbelAbdul are we supposed to book return ticket or one-way ticket could suffice for Study Permit applicants

one-way

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 7:40am On Jul 03

Go for option one. And always trust AI. That is what I have been using.

ehiremen2002:
I dig a bit more . Thank God for AI

It is highly likely that the visa officer completely missed the consent letter because it was uploaded under the "Client Information" section instead of the specific slots meant for minor travel authorization. Your assessment is correct: both refusal letters explicitly state that the applications were denied because of "insufficient documentation to demonstrate consent for one parent to be traveling to Canada with minor". Because your own study permit has been approved (indicated by your passport request), you have two concrete paths forward to fix this for your children:
Option 1: Reapply for the Children (Fastest & Most Reliable)Since you already have your passport request, re-submitting new visitor visa or study permit applications for your two children is usually the most effective route. What to do differently: When filling out the new applications, do not bury the father's consent letter in general client information. Upload the Letter of Consent and Financial Sponsorship directly into the required slot for minor travel authorization (often labeled as "Proof of Relationship" or "Minor Travel Authorization". What to include: Use the exact same letter signed by Mr. xxxx, the marriage certificate, their birth certificates, and your new Canadian visa/passport request letter to show that your study permit is approved.

Option 2: Submit a Webform (Reconsideration Request)You can contact IRCC via the online Webform to point out that the document was already provided.What to say: State clearly that you are requesting a reconsideration because the officer noted a lack of parental consent, but the fully signed "Letter of Consent for Minors Traveling Abroad" by their father, Mr. xxxxxx, was already attached to the file under client information on the initial submission. Attachment: Re-attach the consent letter, your passport request letter, and the children's birth certificates to the Webform.

Note: While a Webform is free, it can take several weeks for IRCC to review and process reconsideration requests, and they are not obligated to reopen a refused file. Preparing a fresh application (Option 1) ensures it goes directly into an officer's queue with the documents in the correct places.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Ifymoto: 7:41am On Jul 03

Good morning house. I got an approval 3 days ago and I submitted my passport for stamping two days ago. It is for Study Permit. I want to know if it is compulsory to book return flight ticket for study permit holders in Canada. Can I go ahead with just a one-way ticket please? It's urgent as airfares are increasing as September approaches. Any input from our seniors and experienced Students here would be highly appreciated

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by TradeSunMoore: 7:45am On Jul 03

Ifymoto:
Good morning house. I got an approval 3 days ago and I submitted my passport for stamping two days ago. It is for Study Permit. I want to know if it is compulsory to book return flight ticket for study permit holders in Canada. Can I go ahead with just a one-way ticket please? It's urgent as airfares are increasing as September approaches. Any input from our seniors and experienced Students here would be highly appreciated

You only need a one-way ticket.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 8:09am On Jul 03

Ifymoto:
Good morning house. I got an approval 3 days ago and I submitted my passport for stamping two days ago. It is for Study Permit. I want to know if it is compulsory to book return flight ticket for study permit holders in Canada. Can I go ahead with just a one-way ticket please? It's urgent as airfares are increasing as September approaches. Any input from our seniors and experienced Students here would be highly appreciated

Book one-way. Which airline are you going for? I tried Emirates but can't book. SO I am told to use agencies to book.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ehiremen2002: 9:20am On Jul 03

I have done option 2 already. But also want to do option 1. Anyone that comes first

AbelAbdul:
Go for option one. And always trust AI. That is what I have been using.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by PhdCloakRoom(m): 9:54am On Jul 03

Ifymoto:
Good morning house. I got an approval 3 days ago and I submitted my passport for stamping two days ago. It is for Study Permit. I want to know if it is compulsory to book return flight ticket for study permit holders in Canada. Can I go ahead with just a one-way ticket please? It's urgent as airfares are increasing as September approaches. Any input from our seniors and experienced Students here would be highly appreciated

It was not compulsory before but since last year (2025) it has been highly recommended because no foreign student traveling to Canada with the hope of receiving study permit entry from ircc at the Canada POE is guaranteed the entry.

Booking a return flight ticket as a first time traveller makes the ircc official at the POE rate you as a genuine, financial capable and responsible international student.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 10:04am On Jul 03

ehiremen2002:
I have done option 2 already. But also want to do option 1. Anyone that comes first

Good. I wish you luck.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 10:15am On Jul 03

Ifymoto:
Good morning house. I got an approval 3 days ago and I submitted my passport for stamping two days ago. It is for Study Permit. I want to know if it is compulsory to book return flight ticket for study permit holders in Canada. Can I go ahead with just a one-way ticket please? It's urgent as airfares are increasing as September approaches. Any input from our seniors and experienced Students here would be highly appreciated

Do not! I repeat, do not book a round trip. Go for one-way ticket and you would be fine.
Ignore anyone telling you to get a return ticket.
Anything can happen in Canada for good or bad and you are likely not 100% sure exactly when you would be leaving.
I have never heard that someone was refused entry because of a one-way ticket. Go and watch YT videos of international students and do not allow anyone here to leave you with decisions you'd end up regretting.

When you arrive in Canada, the officer is generally more interested in whether you:

Have a valid study permit or the required approval documents.
Are genuinely coming to study at your designated learning institution.
Have enough money to support yourself.
Intend to comply with the conditions of your stay in Canada.

Questions the border officers most likely ask are
Name of your school,
Study duration
If you have where you will be staying
Your financial ability
After graduation what next..

Never heard where a border officer was concerned with a return ticket.

Showing them a return ticket would not stop them from denying you entry if the discover any foul play.

Please ignore that commenter

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 10:22am On Jul 03

The border officer would rate you as a genuine, financial capable international student why you can demonstrate to them your reason for coming to Canada and that you have the money to sustain you through your stay and that you will leave after your study.

Returning ticket is not make them rate you as a genuine.
Please ignore that person,.

That was how he claimed I post screenshots of other people application claiming it to be mine. that was how he claimed that Canada issues Permanent Study permit when there is no where in IRCC website that 'Permanent Study permit' is mentioned.

He does not know the meaning of the word 'Permanent'.

Ignore him or follow his advise and regret.

cc Ifymoto

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 10:27am On Jul 03

I posted my IRCC application portal he claimed I was getting those pictures online to post that I didn't apply for any study permit that I am an agent bla bla bla.

This is my visa stamp.
Don't worry let me land in Toronto next month I will make a video.

Do not give your application to any agent do everything yourself. Ask questions when in doubt. Make use of AI.

That was exactly what I did and he is bitter about it.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by manneger2: 11:59am On Jul 03

Pls during Canada visa application do you have to do show POV for the next year for 2years course thanks

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Cullinane: 12:28pm On Jul 03

AbelAbdul:
I posted my IRCC application portal he claimed I was getting those pictures online to post that I didn't apply for any study permit that I am an agent bla bla bla.

This is my visa stamp.
Don't worry let me land in Toronto next month I will make a video.

Do not give your application to any agent do everything yourself. Ask questions when in doubt. Make use of AI.

That was exactly what I did and he is bitter about it.

You can make a valid point without having to castigate or demean others, directly or indirectly. Men, you need more mental maturity guy. I mean this nicely. Some of your info may be solid but your communication skills leaves a lot to be desired. Na u sabi las las.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by TradeSunMoore: 12:43pm On Jul 03

manneger2:
Pls during Canada visa application do you have to do show POV for the next year for 2years course thanks

You show 1 year, and provide documentation to show where funds for remaining 1 year will come from. If you have funds for both year then show.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 1:28pm On Jul 03

Permanent Study Permit issuer

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by amnotapervert(m): 2:09pm On Jul 03

AbelAbdul:
Permanent Study Permit issuer

Congratulation Mr Permanent Study Permit issuer wishing you all the best in your Canadian journey

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 3:38pm On Jul 03

amnotapervert:
Congratulation Mr Permanent Study Permit issuer wishing you all the best in your Canadian journey

LOL.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Predator188: 3:43pm On Jul 03

Cullinane:
You can make a valid point without having to castigate or demean others, directly or indirectly. Men, you need more mental maturity guy. I mean this nicely. Some of your info may be solid but your communication skills leaves a lot to be desired. Na u sabi las las.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by ColdHunter(f): 6:42pm On Jul 03

I submitted my application last Sunday for myself and my son. I already have an existing biometrics which was updated the next day.

But almost 1 week later, they haven't requested my sons biometrics.

Is this normal?

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by PhdCloakRoom(m): 8:36pm On Jul 03

ColdHunter:
I submitted my application last Sunday for myself and my son. I already have an existing biometrics which was updated the next day.

But almost 1 week later, they haven't requested my sons biometrics.

Is this normal?

Yes its normal either way round. Your son may not need biometrics depend on his age. Besides, they need time to do background checks on both of you. So your applications is being work on.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by 2011HajjWeber(m): 12:03am On Jul 04

Submitted my medical since 18th June, more than 2 weeks now, no updates from IRCC.

What are possible reasons for delay?

Is this normal?

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Ifymoto: 12:29am On Jul 04

AbelAbdul can we link up on Whatsapp?
I'm about to book, hopefully we can travel to Toronto together... I just sent you a DM

AbelAbdul:
You did not answer my questions. And this would be my last respond to you till 22nd.

What is permanent study permit? What is permanent visa?
Define the word 'permanent'.

Answer those questions we want to learn.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by PhdCloakRoom(m): 4:16am On Jul 04

Ifymoto:
AbelAbdul can we link up on Whatsapp?
I'm about to book, hopefully we can travel to Toronto together... I just sent you a DM

You will eventually be scammed. That boy is a commercial bus driver in portharcourt. Every update he has been posted is a targettted coy to be contacted. He never got an admission not to talk of visa.

Call your admission Counselor they will arrange pick up or give you an expert who will guide you from your door step to Canada.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 9:30am On Jul 04

Ifymoto:
AbelAbdul can we link up on Whatsapp?
I'm about to book, hopefully we can travel to Toronto together... I just sent you a DM

I'm sorry I do not reply PMs. Whatever question you have, drop here if I have answers I will respond.

I have booked my flight 'Emirates' yesterday.

PS: The person telling you not reach out to me for fear of scam did reach out but he can tell you that I did not respond because I do not reply PMs.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by PhdCloakRoom(m): 10:07am On Jul 04

Ifymoto:
AbelAbdul can we link up on Whatsapp?
I'm about to book, hopefully we can travel to Toronto together... I just sent you a DM

Ask him to narrate to you how he booked on emirate and how did he make the payment? He is a con man who is always dodging core practical questions.

My monicker on Nairaland is PhdCloakroom and the person who contacted Abel Abdul is PhdCl0akroom. People can see the difference. I will never contact you for anything because you have zero knowledge to offer. Keep deceiving yourself.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SantiRAMBO: 11:08am On Jul 04

How long does it take to get your passport back after you submit at VFS Ghana?

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 12:40pm On Jul 04

SantiRAMBO:
How long does it take to get your passport back after you submit at VFS Ghana?

Mine took five days.

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Sirwohler32: 12:41pm On Jul 04

2011HajjWeber:
Submitted my medical since 18th June, more than 2 weeks now, no updates from IRCC.

What are possible reasons for delay?

Is this normal?

I submitted my application since April 17 and did my biometrics on April 22nd and I never hear anything from IRCC .. it’s just patience

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SantiRAMBO: 12:45pm On Jul 04

AbelAbdul:
Mine took five days.

Wow. That was quick.
Submitted since 29th and tracked it. It's showing your application has been received and is under process at the IRCC office

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 12:48pm On Jul 04

PhdCloakRoom:
Ask him to narrate to you how he booked on emirate and how did he make the payment? He is a con man who is always dodging core practical questions.

My monicker on Nairaland is PhdCloakroom and the person who contacted Abel Abdul is PhdCl0akroom. People can see the difference. I will never contact you for anything because you have zero knowledge to offer. Keep deceiving yourself.

I booked my flight using Wakanow.
This is because when I tried booking directly with the airlines my payment was failed.

cc: Ifymoto

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by AbelAbdul: 12:50pm On Jul 04

SantiRAMBO:
Wow. That was quick.
Submitted since 29th and tracked it. It's showing your application has been received and is under process at the IRCC office

U submitted in-person or through DHL? Mine was in-person both submission and collection

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