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Imalwayshorny:
Where at Toronto

Imalwayshorny:
No come back to lament ooo never trust Nigerian in foreign countries

Don't say I didn't warn you

AbelAbdul:
I want to take back my words.
Nigerians are good people.

I am currently with a two Nigerians. They are very nice and helpful.

Sorry for my previous statement about Nigerians in Canada.

Thank you

amnotapervert:
What’s your obsession with everyone location?

Every day, you keep giving us more reasons to believe you’re obviously a troll.

Imalwayshorny:

abimonile97:
Not all Nigerians, I have met with good Nigerians. They brought food stuffs including BBQ chicken and Grace malta drink😆 to my house when they came to check me.

AbelAbdul:
I am talking my experience. The few Nigerians I met no give me face. The whites I have come across were helpful. Even the girl I met in the Nigerian store I tried talking to her to ask where I could get eggs as there were no eggs in that store she was not even entertaining my greetings sef. I greeted oyibo girl she smiles and answered. It was an oyigbo that told me where I can get eggs. It's my experience I have had so far. I don't need to live for 10 years to know that the Nigerians I met weren't kind to me.

Modified: The only Nigerian that has been so kind to me since I came is my AirBnB host. He is always checking up on me to know that I am fine.

AbelAbdul:
I have created a thread about my Canadian journey. If you are interested in knowing what I did to get to Canada you can check it out with this link.

https://www.nairaland.com/8739880/moved-nigeria-canada-without-agent

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abi03026466:
Good evening, everyone.

I have been reading through the experiences shared here and the advice provided, and they have been really helpful.

Please, I need some advice. I have now received a refusal twice, both on financial grounds, and I am quite confused about the reasons given.

In my first refusal, the officer stated that they were not satisfied that there was a relationship between my co-sponsor and me (my mother), and therefore they were not convinced that the funds would be accessible to me. However, my mother had already gifted me the money, and the funds were in my personal account. I addressed this issue in my second application by providing the necessary supporting documents. I also paid my tuition in full and purchased a GIC.

However, I received another refusal, and I would really appreciate some clarification:

1. Tuition: The officer noted “partial tuition paid,” even though I had actually paid the full tuition. The payment was made in three instalments. I paid the first semester before my first application, and after the first refusal, my school required me to pay the second semester before issuing a new LOE. I made the additional payment, and because the tuition had increased, I paid the balance to complete the full amount. I provided all three receipts, and they were uploaded together in one folder.
2. GIC: I also purchased a GIC, but the officer stated that I would not have access to the funds for my living expenses. This is where I am particularly confused because the GIC was specifically purchased to cover my living expenses in Canada.

I’m honestly not sure what I may have missed or how I should address these concerns if I decide to reapply.

I would really appreciate advice from anyone who has experienced something similar or can help me understand what the officer may have meant.

LadyW:
Hi all, has anyone recently flown British Airways to Canada with connection at Heathrow? Did you require a transit visa?
Thanks.

Kossyfelicia:
Is it possible to defer my Admission after submitting visa application? because I can't meet up for Sept. My school deadline is 22nd. My program intake Jan, May and September so I don't know if I can defer my admission to Winter 2027 and request for another LOA.

Please guide me on this please everyone. Tell me what to do please. Thanks

Kossyfelicia:
Is it possible to defer my Admission after submitting visa application? because I can't meet up for Sept. My school deadline is 22nd. My program intake Jan, May and September so I don't know if I can defer my admission to Winter 2027 and request for another LOA.

Please guide me on this please everyone. Tell me what to do please. Thanks

abi03026466:
Good evening, everyone.

I have been reading through the experiences shared here and the advice provided, and they have been really helpful.

Please, I need some advice. I have now received a refusal twice, both on financial grounds, and I am quite confused about the reasons given.

In my first refusal, the officer stated that they were not satisfied that there was a relationship between my co-sponsor and me (my mother), and therefore they were not convinced that the funds would be accessible to me. However, my mother had already gifted me the money, and the funds were in my personal account. I addressed this issue in my second application by providing the necessary supporting documents. I also paid my tuition in full and purchased a GIC.

However, I received another refusal, and I would really appreciate some clarification:

1. Tuition: The officer noted “partial tuition paid,” even though I had actually paid the full tuition. The payment was made in three instalments. I paid the first semester before my first application, and after the first refusal, my school required me to pay the second semester before issuing a new LOE. I made the additional payment, and because the tuition had increased, I paid the balance to complete the full amount. I provided all three receipts, and they were uploaded together in one folder.
2. GIC: I also purchased a GIC, but the officer stated that I would not have access to the funds for my living expenses. This is where I am particularly confused because the GIC was specifically purchased to cover my living expenses in Canada.

I’m honestly not sure what I may have missed or how I should address these concerns if I decide to reapply.

I would really appreciate advice from anyone who has experienced something similar or can help me understand what the officer may have meant.

dsureguy:
More PPR, good luck everyone...

Nobodycarez:
Hello guys please I need a help, I am applying for a visit visa, applying from Europe not living in Nigeria.

But I have a problem. The system is saying my address is invalid even after I have change it so many times I don’t know what else to do

AbelAbdul:
How far?

dsureguy:
Inside plane...

AbelAbdul:
Safe landing....

dsureguy:
Thanks boss.

dsureguy:
Thanks boss.

AbelAbdul:
pls ignore the troll

abi03026466:
Good evening, everyone.

I have been reading through the experiences shared here and the advice provided, and they have been really helpful.

Please, I need some advice. I have now received a refusal twice, both on financial grounds, and I am quite confused about the reasons given.

In my first refusal, the officer stated that they were not satisfied that there was a relationship between my co-sponsor and me (my mother), and therefore they were not convinced that the funds would be accessible to me. However, my mother had already gifted me the money, and the funds were in my personal account. I addressed this issue in my second application by providing the necessary supporting documents. I also paid my tuition in full and purchased a GIC.

However, I received another refusal, and I would really appreciate some clarification:

1. Tuition: The officer noted “partial tuition paid,” even though I had actually paid the full tuition. The payment was made in three instalments. I paid the first semester before my first application, and after the first refusal, my school required me to pay the second semester before issuing a new LOE. I made the additional payment, and because the tuition had increased, I paid the balance to complete the full amount. I provided all three receipts, and they were uploaded together in one folder.
2. GIC: I also purchased a GIC, but the officer stated that I would not have access to the funds for my living expenses. This is where I am particularly confused because the GIC was specifically purchased to cover my living expenses in Canada.

I’m honestly not sure what I may have missed or how I should address these concerns if I decide to reapply.

I would really appreciate advice from anyone who has experienced something similar or can help me understand what the officer may have meant.

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

Bongolobango:
[how can I please reach out to privately, is admission still open. How can I secure admission to a French university in Canada

dsureguy:
How much in total did you use and how many ppl are following you?

AbelAbdul:
There are three things the officer noted.
1. Sufficiency
2. Availability
3. Accessibility

Calculate the tuition fee for your program plus living and travel expenses the compare it with your POF if it tallies. That is for sufficiency.
For availability and accessibility, you have to prove that the money is there and you can access it. But I thought the purpose of GIC was for accessibility.


Anyways copy the officer's note and upload it on ChatGPT it would explain better and tell you how to go about it.