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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by Jayne07(f): 1:09am On Jan 14, 2016
sotall:


Jayne...i think you need to look inwards for what you really have a passion for.This is because, that is the only thing that will keep you going when the going gets tough. Having had a BSc. microbiology, you should by now as a matter of academic exposure and possible career prospects know where you want to be in the nearest future and how to get there.

I am particularly interested in your issue because i also did microbiology in school and also already planning my way to have a postgraduate degree in occupational health and safety in Canada. If you ask me, the major reason for choosing the course is because contrary to the opinion of your uncle, occupational health and safety cuts across many industries including health, mining, oil and gas, construction, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, e.t.c, hence the probability of getting a decent job after employment is good especially if you know your onions. Nursing is also a very lucrative course and has impressive prospects especially if you plan to stay back in Canada after your study. Hence it boils down to what you have a passion for.
If you still want to opt for occupational health and safety, i would advise you also check the university of British Columbia.They have a thesis-based master as well as project-masters for PGD in the course. I am particularly interested in the project-based masters because it includes a 6 months fully paid work experience on the course. Hence, you already have experience in the field.
Thanks a lot, I was looking at Lambton college, they have co-op work experience and I do love the course...but Nigerian family won't wanna hear that. Thanks tho
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by Jayne07(f): 1:10am On Jan 14, 2016
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BSc nursing is 4 years. I want a 2yr program
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by Graviton2(m): 1:13am On Jan 14, 2016
olah23:
fanshawe college Ontario....

No wonder.

profojah2:

Brandon University application fee is 134CAD

This is really high...Their tuition must cost an arm and a leg.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by morgan2006(m): 4:34am On Jan 14, 2016
Hello @paradisewoods, why not get a spouse open work permit? It's better than having a visit visa. With the sop you can work. Wait a minute, seems we have met before. Did u school in FGC Lagos?


paradisewoods:
Hi everyone, I have a couple of questions to ask. I have a visiting visa (Business visitor) to canada, however I just got married and my wife is a student in canada since last year. She just went back last week and I wish to go join her. This is my question
1. Can I apply for dependent visa inside canada or must it be outside canada
2. Proof of maintenance for me, must the account be in my name or my wife's name. Or either?

Thanks so much for your anticipated response.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by Nobody: 6:02am On Jan 14, 2016
Graviton2:
This is really high...Their tuition must cost an arm and a leg.
Nah bro.. Brandon is one of the cheapest school in Canada
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by igwenunsa: 7:20am On Jan 14, 2016
Hello @seiraries please i want you to help me and explain this, i was denied based on the length of the proposed stay in Canada and purpose of visit. i have read your write up on this as a means of refusal, i am a degree holder in Nursing science, a registered nurse and midwife and i have paid my tuition fees complete and i did wrote on my SOP while i need to change or go for another area of specialty in Nursing because i am going for an area of specialty in Nursing again and it is called Enhanced Nursing practice- clinical and critical care which is not done in any Nigeria university or college. please i need your advice and the program is a year program.....please others gurus in the house do attend to this with an explaination
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by bencheda: 7:33am On Jan 14, 2016
Pls any one know where i can get winter coat in nigeria nice once. Pls any one in ottawa and regina who needs a roommate am looking to rent a room with any nija fella
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by ganiyuadeoye: 8:38am On Jan 14, 2016
Happy new year to you too and good to have you back around, I believe you have been doing great.
How far about your admission? i believe you are getting positive response day in day out

Wishing all TRV hopeful all the best in this year.

Jlakeside:

Bro. You don't have to be tired . I know how annoying it is by contacting a supervisor and get no or dearth reply.
*Maybe your emails isn't well comprehensive enough or you've been mailing the profs that have little or no knowledge/interest in your field Or your mails has likely been gushed into their spam box.. Read back my previous posts on how to write a professor and I'm sure you'll get a positive response when u work on that..

Moreso, Always give a 2-3days interval after sending your email to send a REMINDER to them. Pls don't send a new mail with the same information/writeups as the previous(they get angry when you spam their mail). What you will do by reminder is "Go to your sent messages > click on the message u previously sent to d prof > click on reply > input the prof's email addy, then you can add REMINDER to the subject of ur previous mail..
If the subject of ur previous mail is RESEARCH. By putting d reminder it wil be like this -REMINDER: RESEARCH
.

I got a prof after sending him a Reminder twice.(Those guys are very busy).

Don't be tired , keep making Google ur friend to search for profs, and keep sending mail to those of ur interest.. I sent more than 50emails, only 2 clicked..

Happy new year boss thesoj, oga sholay2011, ayooluwatoni and ganiyuadeoye. And all TRV applicants, be expectant and believe that God that did it for berexio1, omonjoe graviton2 and others will surely do it for you.. Also pray for my own admission to be granted o. Thanks

*Back to my crouching mode*
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by Hehehehe1: 8:49am On Jan 14, 2016
Can any1 recommend a uni/college dat can accept a 2.95 nd also offers a graduate cos of up to 2yrs?... I don't want an 8months cos... Abeg I need reply....
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by iykedare(m): 9:15am On Jan 14, 2016
SammyVee:


Don't bother about all that. If you have a valid Visa card, the process is one way. Pay online, via the peer transfer web site - now flywire- the money will be deducted from your account and you can track your payment. The conversion to naira will pop up once you input the amount in CAD you wish to pay. Best of luck.

I've actually indicated that I will pay via bank wire transfer. How do I go back to use visa card? Do I create another peertransfer account and then indicate that I want to pay using ATM?
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by uchman86: 9:32am On Jan 14, 2016
Good Day Pals

Please need your advice on how to go about this in applying for my study permit in canada. Am a graduate of Mechanical Eng 2008, started working as an Engineer in 2010 with a third party contractor company in Total nig Ltd but was neva given appointment letter on my resumption, guess company was tryin to keep us blind from our real salary, ma salary was 60k, left the company after 4yrs and got another job with another company dat paid me 180k in 2014 but got laid off in 2015 due to oil price issue..want to travel to study in canada with fanshawe college in pratical element of mech Engr and got my uncle to sponsor...don't know how to go about to convince the VO considering all I stated above.

Thanks so much will do appreciate your contributions
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by seiraries: 10:16am On Jan 14, 2016
Blackkie:
This is wonderful.
You have given me a more elaborate reason why all my application was denied.

I hope using a fixed deposit account bearing the sum total amount that will take care of my feeding and board will not be a bad idea.
My new course is a year, school fees to be paid in full.


If you mean using a personal FD in conjunction with your sponsor's account which normally should cover tuition, accommodation, and miscellaneous expenses, yes. It's not a bad idea.
If it's a sponsor's FD and it covers tuition, room/board, and miscellaneous expenses for a year, it's okay as well.
If it's otherwise, please elaborate.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by seiraries: 10:46am On Jan 14, 2016
igwenunsa:
Hello @seiraries please i want you to help me and explain this, i was denied based on the length of the proposed stay in Canada and purpose of visit. i have read your write up on this as a means of refusal, i am a degree holder in Nursing science, a registered nurse and midwife and i have paid my tuition fees complete and i did wrote on my SOP while i need to change or go for another area of specialty in Nursing because i am going for an area of specialty in Nursing again and it is called Enhanced Nursing practice- clinical and critical care which is not done in any Nigeria university or college. please i need your advice and the program is a year program.....please others gurus in the house do attend to this with an explaination
I'd like to believe your plan is to reapply and I suggest you engage threadites who are already in the system or know more about nursing like @IyaEjima, @aflyingbird, and @lollipop25 (also other distinguished members of the thread) for detailed analysis before reapplying. I have limited knowledge about nursing but my layman view is that of course you can choose to seek further knowledge in a new speciality despite having a prior degree in nursing.
I think it boils down to making the VO see your point.

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by papidee01: 11:20am On Jan 14, 2016
bencheda:
Pls any one know where i can get winter coat in nigeria nice once. Pls any one in ottawa and regina who needs a roommate am looking to rent a room with any nija fella




You'll get on the island around Oluwole
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by ganiyuadeoye: 11:22am On Jan 14, 2016
Share both denial reason and also share the document submitted, let gurus in the house VET them again and take a deep breathe before firing the third time..........Let's take the calculated risk together the 3rd time.

Best of luck....I feel your pain!
wizzzzzyyyyyyyy:
this is the 2nd time i applied for canada student visa..i applied oct 19 and i was called for medicals on nov 5..after doing medicals,i passed medicals,i got an email today that my passport has been dispatched to vfs office,i went to pick up my documents today and it was denied again.. DENIAL is not the end of life..#STILL THANKFUL FOR LIFE.. wish everyone still expecting their TRV goodluck and i pray its good news...

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by ganiyuadeoye: 11:26am On Jan 14, 2016
Nice one and Nice course, Lets see how it goes, but also be ready to do some personal findings.

Best of luck!
Danfuster:
Hi all, new here as I am looking to do my MS in Control and Instrumentation Engineering, I really don't kow how to go about things but definitely think I don't have to employ any agent with the figures of intellect on this thread. Pls, I would appreciate any pointers. Thank you.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by cd44748172: 1:24pm On Jan 14, 2016
bencheda:
Every one expecting trv approval wld get it on monday who wants to bet with me my mouth always say good things and it alway come to pass so claim it now. Am number 1 anyways

Amen I claim it

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by MaryLaw1: 1:44pm On Jan 14, 2016
Hello House, just joined nairaland forum today.It gladdens my heart that Nigerians utilize this forum to render assistance to our own.Keep it up.
My husband (Primary Applicant) and l applied for a Canadian study visa and open work visa concurrently in September and we are still expecting our applications to be finalized. The delay was due to a negligent from the panel physician office,his secretary did not send my followup e medical result until last week that the situation was rectified. Though the school already resumed on the 4th of Jan,l am certain that our applications will be favorably finalized soon as according to the CIC that is all they need to finalize our applications. l pray for as many that are still awaiting the finalization of their applications that God will show you mercy and favor in Jesus name

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by Notasowie30s(m): 2:07pm On Jan 14, 2016
hello everyone ,

i just joined this thread . i wish to apply for a post graduate diploma in human resource management, marketing or international business , though i have a CGPA of 2.59.....and IELTS of 5.5 which is expiring this year ...
the issue here is i have done my research on institution that offers those courses with a very low tuition fee as low as 5000 canadian dollar per semester , 2 semester should be 10,000, i cant to find a school with such tuition .gurus in the house please help me with a link on schools with such tuition or 6000.......i wish to apply as soon as possible so i can be my IELTS RESULT WONT EXPIRE
THANK YOU
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by ceemac: 2:30pm On Jan 14, 2016
Forumites..

Any body doing or applying for Masters at the University of Windsor here? I need to make some enquiries... Kindly signify!

God bless in advance!
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by Notasowie30s(m): 2:55pm On Jan 14, 2016
seiraries:
How to tackle common reasons for denial
1, Travel History:
Most times this is ticked in addition to other 'core' reasons for denial and is mostly for applicants who have zero travel experience (out of their home country). However, sometimes it is ticked for people who have travelling experience (why this is so remains unclear though speculatively, the idea is that it is either an error on the VO's part or the countries the applicant has travelled to is considered insignificant).
Solution: Travel history is seldom (in my experience, never) a stand-alone reason for visa denial. So, travelling around the globe after a visa denial shouldn't be seen as the most ideal solution. Rather, one should explain succinctly to a VO in one's SOP why one has little or no travel history and convince VO you are not a flight risk (presenting solid home ties can help here). Tell a good story to show without doubt that you will return home after your studies.

2. Length of proposed stay and purpose of visit:
Most times the two are tied together. This implies that the VO isn't convinced you're going to study or that you need the degree you're going for. It could also imply inconsistency in your academic/work background and your chosen course of study. Nine times out of ten an applicant with a First degree going for a diploma will be denied except such applicant is able to convince the VO of his/her rationale for choosing the diploma programme. Another reason why the above could be ticked is when your intended programme of study is not at all related to your background (academic/professional). Length of proposed stay may imply that the VO isn't convinced you need that much time away from your home country in pursuit of a degree or that you can obtain the needed experience in the time frame quoted. (keyword: convinced It is very likely that two different VOs might see things differently i.e where one VO feels your current job as a junior business analyst is unrelated to your chosen course of study in International Business [got this from an applicant's GCMS notes], another VO reviewing the same application may feel otherwise. All one can do is to convince as much as possible and hope/pray one's VO is eventually convinced)(This part is speculative and not a fact. Further input is needed from other members of the house)

Solution:
Ensure that you carefully select a programme which ties into your work or academic background or both. Go for a programme which is considered a step higher than your current degree. If you have been denied on these counts and you feel it was an oversight, justify your reasons for choosing the programme in an SOP. If you have to go for a lesser programme, give genuine reasons why. All you need to do is present your side of the story and hope for the best. VO's are human.


3. Current employment situation and personal assets/financial status:
This applies mostly to applicants who have been working, are mature, unemployed, or have an unexplained study (or activity) gap.
Solution:
If you have been working and you neglected to prove this to the VO in a prior application, kindly address this by adding relevant employment documents in your next application eg. letter of introduction from work, employment letter, pay slips, pension statement, tax payment proof, etc.
Please apply as befit your circumstance(s). There is no use adding a document that will have a VO confused. For example, an applicant who is an unpaid intern adding pay slips is contradictory and may backfire on his/her application. Only use documents that tell your story not just imitate someone's application.
If you have a study/work/activity gap, you definitely need a well-worded SOP (and documents to back your story if available, these could be pictures, papers, letters etc.). Show the VO you have not been idle by demonstrating what you have been doing. Any activity which is deemed developmental (paid or unpaid) can come into play here whether it's in your church, mosque, community etc.
For personal asset/financial status (mostly for mature and employed applicants), boost your account and show what assets you have in your next attempt. Fixed deposits, property, inheritance, vehicle etc., can come into play here. Basically, anything that can serve as an home-tie. Particularly, if you're unmarried, without kids, and of marriageable age, you need to provide extra solid evidence(s) of home-ties. Work on presenting evidence of deep family roots in your home country. You will be surprised but showing you have personal property, fixed assets, stock etc still fail to convince some VOs and may still result in denial on these grounds of personal assets.

INSUFFICIENT FUNDS....FOR STUDIES AND PERSONAL EXPENSES
In this case, the VO believes you have not shown proof that you have enough money to support yourself while studying in Canada. This happens to just about any applicant even those with more than sufficient sums in the account used. Here are some reasons why this section is ticked;
The VO isn't convinced your sponsor will actually sponsor you
The VO distrusts the account presented (This could be due to money lodgement: a situation where huge sums of money is deposited into an erstwhile inactive account within a short period before visa application or s/he (VO) believes the account presented is not genuine)
The amount quoted in your 'funds available section' is contradictory to the amount sponsor has declared for you
Sponsor did not declare any amount for you or state why s/he is sponsoring you (peculiar to applicants using relatives, extended family, family friends, uncles, aunts, non-relatives etc.
The amount in the account is actually low
(these are the ones I can recall at the moment. House gurus should please add any I have omitted)
Solution:
Fill your forms carefully and accurately especially the funds available section. Do your conversions and detail everything correctly. Ensure your sponsor declares how much will be available to you for studies, living expenses, accommodation etc. yearly or for the duration of your studies. Let sponsor's declaration be in tandem with what you fill as funds available. If you have 2,000cad and sponsor has 60,000cad, your total funds available should be 62,000cad. Ensure your sponsor (if non-relative or distant relative) does not declare everything in his/her account for you without a justifiable reason. If your sponsor (parent in this case) has to declare everything in his/her account, it's better the sponsor isn't retired or having enormous responsibilities (in this context, it means you having many younger siblings) or the sponsor has an active and provable source of income.
Ensure you provide clear and genuine documents (statement of account especially). If applicable/available, add a bank recommendation letter.
For a re-application, pay tuition if applicable as some schools don't accept full payment of any kind until school commences (a term at least) and show evidence of payment. Boost the account overtime (if the account was low in previous attempt) until it's sufficient or more than sufficient.


The above is at best a conjecture and can be subjected to corrections and additions especially corrections[color=#000099]
[/color]. Let's continue to 'pay it forward' in one spirit. Cheers.

Modified 12/01/2016
Thank you

your advise is going to be most helpful, what i wanna ask is this

i graduated 2014 , been working with an engineering company... i was told that unless you pay your full tuition u wont be issue a visa
i dont know how true is that ........
please i need answers

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by executivegej: 2:55pm On Jan 14, 2016
executivegej@gmail.com

SAMUELS3:


Drop your email, let me send you a copy of affidavit of sponsorship.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by tyrannasty: 4:27pm On Jan 14, 2016
Notasowie30s:
Thank you

your advise is going to be most helpful, what i wanna ask is this

i graduated 2014 , been working with an engineering company... i was told that unless you pay your full tuition u wont be issue a visa
i dont know how true is that ........
please i need answers
Thats a lie.
CIC even advises against showing financial commitmemt until visa is given.
Jus that some peeps (including me) prefer that to show seriousness about their intention to study. So i won't say its wrong.. Someone correct me if am wrong pls.

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by linaluv: 4:28pm On Jan 14, 2016
somebody should please give me a list of affordable colleges in canada?.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by Ethan45(m): 4:38pm On Jan 14, 2016

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by wkkwl: 5:29pm On Jan 14, 2016
Greetings everyone,

I am a registered nurse here in Nigeria with 2years working experience i was wondering if someone knows the kinda of post graduate program i will run in canada to obtain my bsc degree in Nursing faster..

Please thank you..
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by Omonjoe(m): 6:47pm On Jan 14, 2016
Reporting right from Ontario grin . Landed few hiurs ago.Boarded Ethiopian airline and the flight was very ok.

I didn't encounter any difficulty at the POE. My study permit was issued without question about fees paymet(my greatest fear cos I have not paid), and late resumption. I was only asked to show my Acceptance Letter.
I was also given my SIN right away at the POE.

For food stuffs; they didn't check at d POE only at MMA Lagos the officials demanded settlement and I told them I had nothing with me (showed them empty wallet) and I was allowed to check in with the food luggage.

I pray for God's favour for all TRV hopeful. You will all get your heart desires IJN

Thanks to Anuguson, Iyaejima, thesoj all the gurus in the house

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by lonzo(m): 6:55pm On Jan 14, 2016
Medicals is now N33000 at IOM now. Did mine today
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by Arcayo: 7:03pm On Jan 14, 2016
When did you apply and when did you get medical mail pls
lonzo:
Medicals is now N33000 at IOM now. Did mine today

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by mistydike: 7:11pm On Jan 14, 2016
Glory to God on your behalf @Thomby
pls i was refused today after my medicals for the exact same reasons as you were refused for initially.
Purpose of visit;
Personal asset and financial status
pls kindly send me guidelines on how you tackled your resubmission.. i intend to make a resubmision soonest and would sincerely appreciate your response and help.
did u get my PM? I just sent u an email. Tnx
Thomby2k12:
Hello my good people, the Lord has done it again! My approval mail dropped yesterday 4th November, 2015 at about 3 pm.
Having being a victim of refusal after medical on the 28th of July 2015, I reapplied on the 28th of August 2015 and did my biometrics on the 31st of August 2015.

Thank you all for your contributions towards the success of my application! @thesoj, @TheBae, @berexio1, I sincerely appreciate all your responses to my questions. God bless you all!

I shall give a list of all the documents submitted as well as how I was able to tackle the reasons ticked for the refusal of my first application:
Purpose of visit;
Personal asset and financial status
.
Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by notasowie: 7:14pm On Jan 14, 2016
Omonjoe:
Reporting right from Ontario grin . Landed few hiurs ago.Boarded Ethiopian airline and the flight was very ok.

I didn't encounter any difficulty at the POE. My study permit was issued without question about fees paymet(my greatest fear cos I have not paid), and late resumption. I was only asked to show my Acceptance Letter.
I was also given my SIN right away at the POE.

For food stuffs; they didn't check at d POE only at MMA Lagos the officials demanded settlement and I told them I had nothing with me (showed them empty wallet) and I was allowed to check in with the food luggage.

I pray for God's favour for all TRV hopeful. You will all get your heart desires IJN

Thanks to Anuguson, Iyaejima, thesoj all the gurus in the house
thank God for safe journey . I hope to apply for a university in Canada I want to apply for a post graduate diploma in human resource management , my fear is I was told I might not be issue visa if I havent pay my whole tuition fee , I don't know how true is that I want ur counsel .
Thanks

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Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by lonzo(m): 7:21pm On Jan 14, 2016
Arcayo:
When did you apply and when did you get medical mail pls

Doing upfront applying next week for May2016

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