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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by SetZ(m): 8:05pm On Sep 24, 2019
Nellykuch:
Pls I sent u a mail

Sorry did not get the mail although I dropped a mail for you the last time we chatted sethsamuel29@gmail.com. or better still drop your so I can send the details to you
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by okilala: 8:36pm On Sep 24, 2019
THANKS ALOT. I TRULY APPRECIATE. GOD BLESS YOUauthor=JustMellow post=82525227]

Hello Okilala,

..from my own perspective, i would advise against an appeal. It will be better to put in another application for her. This time, show proof of her home ties by using tangible things i.e. employment, landed properties, investments connected to you as her parent or both parent to build a strong home ties for her.

Also, on her own part; a savings account, insurance saving scheme, children membership camps or organization, investments in her name etc can be good to make a strong home ties profile for her.

If you're able to tackle and satisfy the VO on home ties, the travel history won't be a problem, as it will be waived. If you have a travel history, you can also use it as a leverage to explain (to) or convince the VO.

Good luck![/quote]
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Mudicua: 9:43pm On Sep 24, 2019
Congratulations.
But why do you wanna leave naija on the 29th of October. That is quite early for spring semester start date for January... and you might be questioned at the POE. (MIGHT).

Also which province are you going to?
You have to sort your accommodation out oooo. especially given that it is winter months you are coming in.

Good luck.

abubakarsubuana:
Please help.....
My visa was approved and will be leaving Naija on October 29, i need someone that i can share room with for meantime. School resumption is first week of January.

Thanks
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Mudicua: 9:49pm On Sep 24, 2019
lol... It is located in Saskatoon... If you wanna share the town exactly. (but it would have just been easier to just say where it was than throwing a rhetorical question)
And that is my school....

But why do you wanna show up almost 3 months prior to your start date.
As for accommodation, I think it is better you start to search very well now.
I was advised to stay in residences (it is said to be cheaper than off campus housing cos of the included utility bills, internet, cable and laundry- though that is also relative cos i know some persons who think staying off campus is better).
Good thing is that it is a 10 to 15 min walk to campus.
Where have you searched?
Check Kijiji too, you might be lucky to get some places.

Good luck.

abubakarsubuana:
If i may ask, where is University of Saskatchewan located? hmmmm..

Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by bennyg24(m): 10:06pm On Sep 24, 2019
smiley
Qudkom:


That's a good question. I'm also on part time basis for now and I can tell you it is very stressful. The Canadian education system is so demanding now I understand why they ask you not to work more than 20hrs a week. You literally come back home tired every day and trust me that's the reality check of Canada don't let anyone deceive you. It's a System here there isn't any African time syndrome. You have your lecture hours and shifts at work.

You can obviously work but to make it easier follow this tips:

1. Plan your courses well with your course advisor so you have enough free time. For example lectures Monday-Wednesday and working Thursday, Friday and Saturday. I hope you get the drift. Or classes Monday, Wednesday and Friday and working in between those days.

Balance is key and essential to having a good Education work balance till you get a better immigration status. Professors and assignment/quiz here are like 5&6. Some people actually take semester's off due to the pressure especially for thesis programs where you don't write exams just reports and projects.

P.s: when you are working part time what you make is mostly only good enough to pay monthly expenses so don't expect to save unless someone gives you money from home or something. Please be guided don't have misconceptions !
from your response I can sense you are good man,
I wish you SUCCESS in your academic pursuit and your stay in Canada
(I am a TRV hopeful for winter 2020, MEng university of Windsor).
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by makano: 10:13pm On Sep 24, 2019
Very good question.. SO this is the answer, while waiting for ur admission, kindly read this thread form Part 13 0r 14 to this present part, by the time u are through, I promise you that u will more knowledgeable than the so called agents out there... Peace
tosiiNO:
Hello house, I'm new here, I've heard great things about this place and I've decided to come see for myself. I've already applied to some Canadian colleges and I'm awaiting admission, but in the meantime, are there things I can do or prepare before I start my visa application? Thank you very much
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by mzjokky16: 10:14pm On Sep 24, 2019
I am beginning to shake, hnmmmmmm
Which province are you?
Have u noticed any handwork that sells better?

Qudkom:


That's a good question. I'm also on part time basis for now and I can tell you it is very stressful. The Canadian education system is so demanding now I understand why they ask you not to work more than 20hrs a week. You literally come back home tired every day and trust me that's the reality check of Canada don't let anyone deceive you. It's a System here there isn't any African time syndrome. You have your lecture hours and shifts at work.

You can obviously work but to make it easier follow this tips:

1. Plan your courses well with your course advisor so you have enough free time. For example lectures Monday-Wednesday and working Thursday, Friday and Saturday. I hope you get the drift. Or classes Monday, Wednesday and Friday and working in between those days.

Balance is key and essential to having a good Education work balance till you get a better immigration status. Professors and assignment/quiz here are like 5&6. Some people actually take semester's off due to the pressure especially for thesis programs where you don't write exams just reports and projects.

P.s: when you are working part time what you make is mostly only good enough to pay monthly expenses so don't expect to save unless someone gives you money from home or something. Please be guided don't have misconceptions !
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by makano: 10:15pm On Sep 24, 2019
Post the VO comment here... Its straight forward.. Peace
Ekinado:
I ordered my Gcm note but its very condusing to read. Can someone help me?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by mzjokky16: 10:16pm On Sep 24, 2019
My baby, I just want to be guided ni, let’s ask the guru’s in the house


Ayodeji786:


Well since you didn't declare in your application you have relatives it would be okay to keep to same. But it would have been better if you had say the truth cause they may ask you where you would be staying or why in Canada 2months to resumption and might want to know if you have sufficient funds that will take you till you resume school and you will start getting your funding money biweekly.

Mom, let be hopeful you may not be asked ma cause I know you, blema and I to always be favour always.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by benque: 10:31pm On Sep 24, 2019
My personal opinion, I don't think you have to start showing residency permit now that you are out. Just supply the necessary documents with supporting documents. The study permit will suffice


AyoitsMub:




I am now in Nigeria. Currently doing my NYSC.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Qudkom(m): 11:09pm On Sep 24, 2019
bennyg24:
smiley
from your response I can sense you are good man,
I wish you SUCCESS in your academic pursuit and your stay in Canada
(I am a TRV hopeful for winter 2020, MEng university of Windsor).
I wish you all the best too smiley

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by olalemii: 3:15am On Sep 25, 2019
bennyg24:
smiley
from your response I can sense you are good man,
I wish you SUCCESS in your academic pursuit and your stay in Canada
(I am a TRV hopeful for winter 2020, MEng university of Windsor).

I applied for same program
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by george009: 4:32am On Sep 25, 2019
Hey Gurus in the house,

If I want to attach my siblings birth certificates, which category will I add it to?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Qudkom(m): 4:39am On Sep 25, 2019
george009:
Hey Gurus in the house,

If I want to attach my siblings birth certificates, which category will I add it to?

Client information
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Naijaforeigner: 5:53am On Sep 25, 2019
bennyg24:

Thanks for sharing here, but I want to ask;
Is it difficult getting part time job as an international student?
Some said combining part time job with schooling is almost impossible with the demanding nature of Canadian system of education, what's your take on this?
Is it possible to take care of living expenses with part time job as an international graduate student?
thanks for your anticipated response.

Let me add to what qudkom said. Long post alert.

(1) Getting a part time job depends on city and province. If you search on Indeed and physically go and hand in your resume in companies, you will get a job. Please don't be choosy, any job that comes first, do it.

(2) Canada education is not hard (my opinion) but it is super stressful and demanding. Make sure you have the right team. Ensure you move with people who share same goals with you. There will be days you will feel like giving up or no motivation to continue, it is your friends/team that will boost your morale in those low moments. There will be days you will have multiple assignments, reports or quizzes due and you need mental support, suggestions and so forth. This is where having the right support comes in.

The Chinese girl that had the best result in my program worked 3 days a week and she had 4.1 out of a possible 4.2.
For a whole session , I had at least 98% attendance in all my modules, I worked part time and I had11A's and 1B. Another Nigerian lady in my program, had same result, she worked night shifts and combined it with school. Nigerians are strong and built for anything

(3) Taking care of living expenses with part time work is dependent on if you are working for full 20 hours. Most jobs are structured for 8 hours per shift, so some companies will give you just 2 days in a week because of the 20 hours work restriction students have, while some companies will give you 21/2 days (your exact 20 hours). Some students work 3 days, 22.5 or 24 hours. I do not recommend working above 20 hours though.

If you work for exact 20 hours in London, Ontario and its environs (Sarnia, Windsor), you will get at least 1000CAD monthly. Minimum wage in Ontario is 14 Cad. so lets do the maths;
Accommodation = 450 - 550 Cad
Feeding = about 150 Cad monthly
Data = 50 Cad monthly

Total equals about 750 Cad. You can end up saving at least 200 Cad every month. Even if you do not get the exact 20 hours, 16 hours weekly can take care of feeding, accommodation and data if the student knows how to spend wisely.

P.s The major reason why International students (Nigerians) struggle in Canada is finance. Once you have money, tuition fully paid, you will do well in Canada.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Blema111: 6:04am On Sep 25, 2019
Naijaforeigner:


Let me add to what qudkom said. Long post alert.

(1) Getting a part time job depends on city and province. If you search on Indeed and physically go and hand in your resume in companies, you will get a job. Please don't be choosy, any job that comes first, do it.

(2) Canada education is not hard (my opinion) but it is super stressful and demanding. Make sure you have the right team. Ensure you move with people who share same goals with you. There will be days you will feel like giving up or no motivation to continue, it is your friends/team that will boost your morale in those low moments. There will be days you will have multiple assignments, reports or quizzes due and you need mental support, suggestions and so forth. This is where having the right support comes in.

The Chinese girl that had the best result in my program worked 3 days a week and she had 4.1 out of a possible 4.2.
For a whole session , I had at least 98% attendance in all my modules, I worked part time and I had11A's and 1B. Another Nigerian lady in my program, had same result, she worked night shifts and combined it with school. Nigerians are strong and built for anything

(3) Taking care of living expenses with part time work is dependent on if you are working for full 20 hours. Most jobs are structured for 8 hours per shift, so some companies will give you just 2 days in a week because of the 20 hours work restriction students have, while some companies will give you 21/2 days (your exact 20 hours). Some students work 3 days, 22.5 or 24 hours. I do not recommend working above 20 hours though.

If you work for exact 20 hours in London, Ontario and its environs (Sarnia, Windsor), you will get at least 1000CAD monthly. Minimum wage in Ontario is 14 Cad. so lets do the maths;
Accommodation = 450 - 550 Cad
Feeding = about 150 Cad monthly
Data = 50 Cad monthly

Total equals about 750 Cad. You can end up saving at least 200 Cad every month. Even if you do not get the exact 20 hours, 16 hours weekly can take care of feeding, accommodation and data if the student knows how to spend wisely.

P.s The major reason why International students (Nigerians) struggle in Canada is finance. Once you have money, tuition fully paid, you will do well in Canada.




But wait oh, those on scholarship - GA/RA, would the person still work abi na our own work be that.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by novughakpo88: 7:39am On Sep 25, 2019
Pls how do I track my application online
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Esteemventures1: 7:42am On Sep 25, 2019
Ok.
@ frankrobinn1, please concerning My Sop for reapplication, do I have to start first by
addressing those 3 reasons given for refusal before going on to write the main body of Sop and if yes,please what do you think will be the best reason given to those refusal reasons like family ties- will I say it was an oversight on my part for not to have submitted birth certificate and my family pictures in the first application?
Then for current employment situation,in my first application I submitted employment letter and references letter like ( to whom it may concern) then company,previous employment letters,Id, now what is the best reason to give now that am submitting approved one year(unpaid)study leave letter,comprehensive introductory letter, 3 months payslips,pension registration certificate,new salary review letter from the company for the second application.please what is the best reason to give not to have submitted these documents before,will I say oversight on my part again,PLEASE NOTE that I got to know about naira land forum after submitting my first application,this forum really open my eyes ooo,.kudos to you guru guys in the house.
Also as a senior customer service officer with Bsc in Business Administration now going for one year professional certificate course in economic in UR,Canada.please can you suggest to me which other genew reasons that I can use as back
Up points to proof and justify for my decision. Pls can I forward my newly drafted Sop to you soo that you can guide me properly on what to do.
As I need to refire back my application again soon with January 2020 resumption in-view. I don't know if sending drafted sop to this platform is allowed. That's why I need you to pm me, pls help me out. Thanks a lot. God bless you.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Nobody: 7:43am On Sep 25, 2019
pittoilet:
Please house is there any 2019 fall intake that has requested for deferral and has been offered new admission letter for Conestoga College?

I requested for deferral since July and no response yet. Do I need not to worry?

What was your reason for deferring the admission
If you were having difficulty in obtaining a study permit, you ought to have deferred 1 to 3 weeks into the program. There is usually a deferral fee but it’s usually waived if study permit is the issue; and you ought to indicate that in your deferral letter. You should have a new admission letter within 4weeks. But this should be done 1 to 3 weeks into the program. All the best.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Frankrobbn1: 7:45am On Sep 25, 2019
Adelola94:
Good morning everyone,
Please Access bank refused to issue statement of account for my sponsor. Instead they gave a receipt indicating the password and ticket number to access his account. I have upload the receipt they issued. Is it advisable I send this to the embassy?

It's a new development by Access Bank. Soon other Banks will follow suit. The Ticket ID and Number gives the embassy free access to easily detect fraudulent bank statement. Go ahead and upload the attachment along side your other supporting documents.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by UBCcookies: 7:56am On Sep 25, 2019
Good morning everyone. Please I'm using the webform and they are asking if its visa or study permit I applied for. I was thinking they're the same. Please clarify
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Anita171: 8:34am On Sep 25, 2019
Good morning everyone,
Please how long does it take to get passport back after submission for stamping?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Vesment: 8:46am On Sep 25, 2019
nice one bro.
please am coming to canada by 28th december and am tired of checking for houses on kijiji without no responses. can i pm you?
Naijaforeigner:


Let me add to what qudkom said. Long post alert.

(1) Getting a part time job depends on city and province. If you search on Indeed and physically go and hand in your resume in companies, you will get a job. Please don't be choosy, any job that comes first, do it.

(2) Canada education is not hard (my opinion) but it is super stressful and demanding. Make sure you have the right team. Ensure you move with people who share same goals with you. There will be days you will feel like giving up or no motivation to continue, it is your friends/team that will boost your morale in those low moments. There will be days you will have multiple assignments, reports or quizzes due and you need mental support, suggestions and so forth. This is where having the right support comes in.

The Chinese girl that had the best result in my program worked 3 days a week and she had 4.1 out of a possible 4.2.
For a whole session , I had at least 98% attendance in all my modules, I worked part time and I had11A's and 1B. Another Nigerian lady in my program, had same result, she worked night shifts and combined it with school. Nigerians are strong and built for anything

(3) Taking care of living expenses with part time work is dependent on if you are working for full 20 hours. Most jobs are structured for 8 hours per shift, so some companies will give you just 2 days in a week because of the 20 hours work restriction students have, while some companies will give you 21/2 days (your exact 20 hours). Some students work 3 days, 22.5 or 24 hours. I do not recommend working above 20 hours though.

If you work for exact 20 hours in London, Ontario and its environs (Sarnia, Windsor), you will get at least 1000CAD monthly. Minimum wage in Ontario is 14 Cad. so lets do the maths;
Accommodation = 450 - 550 Cad
Feeding = about 150 Cad monthly
Data = 50 Cad monthly

Total equals about 750 Cad. You can end up saving at least 200 Cad every month. Even if you do not get the exact 20 hours, 16 hours weekly can take care of feeding, accommodation and data if the student knows how to spend wisely.

P.s The major reason why International students (Nigerians) struggle in Canada is finance. Once you have money, tuition fully paid, you will do well in Canada.




Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Blema111: 8:49am On Sep 25, 2019
Anita171:
Good morning everyone,
Please how long does it take to get passport back after submission for stamping?

3-5 working days if they don’t like your picture but if they like it, it can enter 2/3weeks- 10-15 working days.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Frankrobbn1: 8:52am On Sep 25, 2019
UBCcookies:
Good morning everyone. Please I'm using the webform and they are asking if its visa or study permit I applied for. I was thinking they're the same. Please clarify

Select - Temporary Resident VISA - Study Permit - Kenya, Nairobi Immigration Office.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by hotboss: 8:54am On Sep 25, 2019
Please. Can police report be done in abuja?

I'm about to prepare for my application using a college admission as I hv been rejected by all unis applied to for MSc.

Please I need reply to my above question .
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Vesment: 9:03am On Sep 25, 2019
hahahahaha am telling you

Blema111:


3-5 working days if they don’t like your picture but if they like it, it can enter 2/3weeks- 10-15 working days.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by JustMellow: 9:07am On Sep 25, 2019
Zzzz1234:
Thanks a lot.

I graduated 2017, finished nysc April 2019.

Do u think it’s advisable to go with “ student” as current occupation ?


Yes, you can. However, from April 2019 till date, you can fill in internship/voluntary service with dates.

N.B: be best advised that you have to work on your finance or available funds which will sufficiently cover your studies and that of your sponsor too, if not, you might get the "current employment situation" and/or financial status and personal asset"

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Frankrobbn1: 9:12am On Sep 25, 2019
hotboss:
Please. Can police report be done in abuja?

I'm about to prepare for my application using a college admission as I hv been rejected by all unis applied to for MSc.

Please I need reply to my above question .

You've been denied MSc Admission isn't a good reason to opt for a low college admission. Your chances of securing a VISA to Canada with such reason/college acceptance letter is slim but not impossible. With the high rate of scrutiny/refusals for study permit Applications coming from Nigeria, my best advice is that you should keep on searching until you're able to secure a master's program, even if it's a course-based oriented program. With regards to your question, police character certificate can be done in any part of Nigeria, including Abuja. Though the police headquarters in Abuja will have to forward your details to CID police headquarters at Alagbon, Lagos for due processing, which will then be sent back to them and might incur charges let's say 15-20k as it's not done within Abuja.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Wisdom7400(m): 9:17am On Sep 25, 2019
Pls can i use waec as equivalent to Canadian high school diploma? Can i also send my transcript from 300l to wes? How would they evaluate this? What will it look like? I need help pls thanks
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by peruz: 9:37am On Sep 25, 2019
Mr Frank,thanks for your attention,Please I sent you an email,I will like to know your review
Frankrobbn1:


I am just seeing this now. Sorry for the delayed response bro. I didn't deactivate my account. Can you kindly resend the request as I didn't receive any email correspondence from you.

God bless us all!
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 16 by Frankrobbn1: 9:41am On Sep 25, 2019
Wisdom7400:
Pls can i use waec as equivalent to Canadian high school diploma? Can i also send my transcript from 300l to wes? How would they evaluate this? What will it look like? I need help pls thanks

It depends on what you plan using it for, WAEC is equivalent to Canadian High school diploma. To your next question, PLEASE REFER TO WES DOCUMENT-BY-DOCUMENT.

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