Donbigi2:
Hi,I’m in 300L and planing to apply for masters as soon as I finish school, what can I do from now or then to improve my home ties

Dolapok:

No I haven't gotten passport request and I am really scared. Most people that got medical request in January and February have all been approved. My application keeps showing eligibility review and background check. I am to resume in September.

Donbigi2:
Hi,I’m in 300L and planing to apply for masters as soon as I finish school, what can I do from now or then to improve my home ties

042viber12:


Come out with a good degree, finish your nysc...den u can apply...your home ties will take care of itself as long as u have a family..

JustMellow:


Get a sponsor(parents preferably) with a good financial inflows/outflows and a reliable source of funds, and every other thing would begin to take shape

Maxihyfr:
Denied....2nd tym.. Nd the school i applied for said no more deferment. .

Application.. 3rd March...

I already paid the full tuition

Qudkom:


Age as nothing to do with this what is important are your home ties, financial vibrancy and a solid reason to apply for the study visa. Also establishing a time line for what you've been doing since you graduated is important. Lastly, a there should be a link between your last qualification, work experience and intended program.

Timothyphillips:
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Thanks @Qudkom for the response...
For the Home ties what would you recommend(any major one)...
For finance- any advice?
Solid Reason (any options)...
Thanks alot

Timothyphillips:
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Thanks @Qudkom for the response...
For the Home ties what would you recommend(any major one)...
For finance- any advice?
Solid Reason (any options)...
Thanks alot

Maxihyfr:
Denied....2nd tym.. Nd the school i applied for said no more deferment. .

Application.. 3rd March...

I already paid the full tuition


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• I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay, as stipulated in
subsection 216(1) of the IRPR, based on the purpose of your visit.
• I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay, as stipulated in
subsection 216(1) of the IRPR, based on your personal assets and financial status.

JustMellow:


Thanks Frankrobbn1, your compliment is indeed incentive. You is a standout individual who does not require a Master to be classified as a Masterclass. I wish you a rooted-firm Luck and Grace in your every endeavors.

We go dey alright last last!

Ayomiposi2020:
Hello Guys,Please I need Help. I am having difficulties filling out the forms under the attached file, For example the study permit questionnaire, I am unable to fill in my answers as I did other forms. Please I need help

JustMellow:


Who's your sponsor to you and outside the payment of your tuition fees, is your living expenses part of the 7m in your sponsor's SOA. What is your sponsor's family composition and are you gainfully employed??

Frankrobbn1:


Print out the form, and fill by hand (pen)

Good luck with your application.

Frankrobbn1:


Print out the form, and fill by hand (pen)

Good luck with your application.

Qudkom:

For the finance part. I'll advice you pay first semester tuition (familiarise yourself with refund policies of the school first) get your parents preferably to sponsor you. A good account with good inflow/outflow and nothing less than 10-15mill after tuition payment is key. If you have any other inquires holla.

Schonebaby:
I guess processing weeks have reduced

Frankrobbn1:


Print out the form, and fill by hand (pen)

Good luck with your application.

042viber12:


Come out with a good degree, finish your nysc...den u can apply...your home ties will take care of itself as long as u have a family..

Ayomiposi2020:
Thanks alot , I will do just that

Horlamidei:


What of a weak 2.2 That will be a PGD in College abi

Frankrobbn1:


It's good to know you're making successive progress with your application. With regards to question, payment of tuition fees prior to visa application is not a prerequisite to visa approval. Having said that, if your school doesn't require you to pay an upfront tuition deposit before the start of term, you don't have to do that. Simply submit your application with other supporting documents and bank statements showing clearly that you've adequate funds to cover for the first year tuition and living expenses and the possibility of funding for subsequent years is attainable.

Schonebaby:
I guess processing weeks have reduced

Qudkom:

For the finance part. I'll advice you pay first semester tuition (familiarise yourself with refund policies of the school first) get your parents preferably to sponsor you. A good account with good inflow/outflow and nothing less than 10-15mill after tuition payment is key. If you have any other inquires holla.

Timothyphillips:
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Thanks again @Qudkom.
I guess marriage would deal with the Home ties issue.
So if I have less 10mil does it mean no way to Canny for me?

peruz:
Thanks for your response ,Please I would like to know your suggestion on this issue.Do you suggest medical should be submitted upfront or an applicant should wait till it's been requested of him/her?Does it make an difference if all documents that will be submitted are not red seal copy or is it compulsory they are red sealed?