Rollyxxmv:
First refusal reasons: Family ties and employment situation

I didn't include any proof family ties, meanwhile advisory says Family members birth cert, even if they're not accompanying you. I didn't also include any employment info, advisory stated otherwise

2nd refusal: the whole 5 generic reasons(Fam ties, employment, travel history, purpose, Finance status)

I retified the reasons for the first refusal, Only for me to include my POF which was 2-3months prior to my submission
Advisory says Up to date or at best 1month prior

culkid:



Your view is something else! My study permit was approved on the 17th of March for Fall 2020. My husband also applied for his Open Work Permit in a joint application and was approved too. One time. Never applied before and we got it in one try.

I have not had a bad experience with IRCC but I’ll still say that they have not been transparent enough with the study permit process. I have read enough experiences to come to this conclusion. None of the visa processes is transparent for Africans. Every year we are denied for reasons that don’t make sense. People are told they don’t have sufficient funds even when they’ve shown evidence they do. Some are denied for not having home ties even when leaving a husband and children behind. If we’re going to be denied, we need more than a generic reason.

Visa applications are a racket in case you don’t know. Visa fees are a significant portion of revenue for consulates and embassies around the world. About 81% of applications from Nigeria are denied! You can’t tell me it’s unfair for people to be upset and bitter.

Here’s a link for more clarity.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/qz.com/africa/1708714/canada-rejects-most-african-student-visa-applicants/amp/

ralfudoh:
This is a personal decision for you to make, no one will advise you to proceed or stop. Considering the current economic situation and high number of refusals coming in, it won't be a bad idea if you wait for things to settle down, plan for Winter or Spring resumption.

ralfudoh:
I know of New Zealand Australia and UK share information with USA and Canada.
From my gcms notes

culkid:



Your view is something else! My study permit was approved on the 17th of March for Fall 2020. My husband also applied for his Open Work Permit in a joint application and was approved too. One time. Never applied before and we got it in one try.

I have not had a bad experience with IRCC but I’ll still say that they have not been transparent enough with the study permit process. I have read enough experiences to come to this conclusion. None of the visa processes is transparent for Africans. Every year we are denied for reasons that don’t make sense. People are told they don’t have sufficient funds even when they’ve shown evidence they do. Some are denied for not having home ties even when leaving a husband and children behind. If we’re going to be denied, we need more than a generic reason.

Visa applications are a racket in case you don’t know. Visa fees are a significant portion of revenue for consulates and embassies around the world. About 81% of applications from Nigeria are denied! You can’t tell me it’s unfair for people to be upset and bitter.

Here’s a link for more clarity.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/qz.com/africa/1708714/canada-rejects-most-african-student-visa-applicants/amp/

Adetayoade1:
Hey house . I hope everyone is keeping safe please I am in the last stage of my application, please before I submit I will really appreciate any one who is kind enough to look at my SOP I’ll be grateful

culkid:



Your view is something else! My study permit was approved on the 17th of March for Fall 2020. My husband also applied for his Open Work Permit in a joint application and was approved too. One time. Never applied before and we got it in one try.

I have not had a bad experience with IRCC but I’ll still say that they have not been transparent enough with the study permit process. I have read enough experiences to come to this conclusion. None of the visa processes is transparent for Africans. Every year we are denied for reasons that don’t make sense. People are told they don’t have sufficient funds even when they’ve shown evidence they do. Some are denied for not having home ties even when leaving a husband and children behind. If we’re going to be denied, we need more than a generic reason.

Visa applications are a racket in case you don’t know. Visa fees are a significant portion of revenue for consulates and embassies around the world. About 81% of applications from Nigeria are denied! You can’t tell me it’s unfair for people to be upset and bitter.

Here’s a link for more clarity.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/qz.com/africa/1708714/canada-rejects-most-african-student-visa-applicants/amp/

Vokay91:



I got a mail too.. but it was clearly written that if you plan to defer you should wait till August..I think you should contact your program supervisor for that.. I applied for Master’s in Employment Relations. You?

NDNO:
I think I know the person on intagram swift official I guess.....there is such program in UOM but how old are you have you gone to uni b4...when you reply this question I will now tell you the reason I asked.

Rollyxxmv:
First refusal reasons: Family ties and employment situation

I didn't include any proof family ties, meanwhile advisory says Family members birth cert, even if they're not accompanying you. I didn't also include any employment info, advisory stated otherwise

2nd refusal: the whole 5 generic reasons(Fam ties, employment, travel history, purpose, Finance status)

I retified the reasons for the first refusal, Only for me to include my POF which was 2-3months prior to my submission
Advisory says Up to date or at best 1month prior

Pee2Jay9:
Pls someone should answer me na.
My SOP is currently 4 pages on font 12,Rimes new roman. Is it ok? Do i have to explain EVERY source of income?

culkid:



Your view is something else! My study permit was approved on the 17th of March for Fall 2020. My husband also applied for his Open Work Permit in a joint application and was approved too. One time. Never applied before and we got it in one try.

I have not had a bad experience with IRCC but I’ll still say that they have not been transparent enough with the study permit process. I have read enough experiences to come to this conclusion. None of the visa processes is transparent for Africans. Every year we are denied for reasons that don’t make sense. People are told they don’t have sufficient funds even when they’ve shown evidence they do. Some are denied for not having home ties even when leaving a husband and children behind. If we’re going to be denied, we need more than a generic reason.

Visa applications are a racket in case you don’t know. Visa fees are a significant portion of revenue for consulates and embassies around the world. About 81% of applications from Nigeria are denied! You can’t tell me it’s unfair for people to be upset and bitter.

Here’s a link for more clarity.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/qz.com/africa/1708714/canada-rejects-most-african-student-visa-applicants/amp/

Chalva:
Welldone CULKID..Some people in this platform don't know how to talk..u re entitled to ur opinion here.@OMA.Canada owe me visa because I have fulfilled their requirements.U must surely See my testimony here..Canada granting me visa anytime will not make me not to say d truth or to discourage others.let d truth be told.IRCC has been inconsistent with d reviews towards Nigeria application.most times d don't even read our various applications.This contributes to their flimsy excuses towards us.am going for the fourth time and will testify very soon by God grace..The reasons d gave me this last time was done by error We still have genuine applicants from Nigeria.

Chukwuemeka101:
Good morning, please ,is it only canada and US share information as regards to application

Freelane33:
My co centennial college applicants and main students pls let’s form a group .

Chukwuemeka101:



I paid 100k ,though mine is undergraduate program, you can check the school site for more information

owee:
Hi All,

Would it be an issue if one has an active Express Entry account when applying for a Canadian study permit. Would it be advisable to delete the EE profile?

Am asking cos the spate of denials are worrisome and one cannot be too careful.

mrengeen:


Yes, please delete the EE profile before applying for a Study Visa.

gentlemate00:
Are you sure that is necessary by deleting the EE profile?

Naijaforeigner:


My opinion, you don't need the following

Toefl, Gmat reports, waec (Your Letter of admission LOA is enough). If these documents were listed in your LOA, then you can include them but if they were not listed, totally not necessary.

Cost of living estimate from school website: Not necessary. IRCC already know you need at least 10,000 Cad in your SOA.

Siblings birth certificates is not necessary. You already listed them in the form and they are not your sponsors.

MisterSpark:


Hello Chukwuemeka, having made a deposit of N100k(Cad$350/400) does this mean you don’t have to pay tuition fee from here in Nigeria?

MisterSpark:


Hello NDNO

I am looking to apply for the university 1 program for my wife, she’s 28 and hasn’t been to a University before.

I am curious to know why you asked, is this a good move?

Thanks

Chukwuemeka101:



Nope, you dont, not until you get your visa,...

You can only do your registration for classes when you have your visa, then you can talk of paying your tuition fee from here or there... Is optional... If you can pay here, fine, if you can pay there good, but the 100k you paid is also part of your tuition fee....E.g if your tuition fee is 400k and you accepted the admission with 100k.....that means you have to balance up 300k when you start up class ...

NDNO:
ok yes it's fine I just wanted to know if she've done any post secondary education...since you said so it ok..once her waec is ok she will get the admission for the university 1 program...
But how long ago did she write her WAEC?...there will definitely be a gap from that time to now .....this is where you have to make a detailed convincing explanation to the visa officer while appling for her visa what she was doing from the year she wrote Waec till now....

librangyps:


Got this off ircc website.

Please check official fee schedule and birth certificates.

I was asked if I have taken any standardized English language test before, I ticked yes and my toefl score report is the evidence.

I hope my GMAT score report also helps to push the point that I merited the admission for mba.

Lekiboboe:
Hello everyone, guess y'all staying safe..
I got a quick question to ask ,more or else like a clarification

I wasn't able to pay My tuition in CAD$ , so my skool told me I can pay in USD $,...

So my Dad (Sponsor) withdrew some amount of money from his First Bank Account in Naira , changed them to USD $ and paid it into his FCMB Domiciliary Bank..
So its thru the FCMB domiciliary account he paid my tuition fee and it was the TELEX receipt (FCMB) I sent to the sch. they used to send me my TUITION PAYMENT RECEIPT

The FIRST BANK Account , thats where the funds for my Sponsorship, L.E., Proof of Funds etc. are located

My question is that, hope it doesn't mean anything otherwise that my Sponsor used his FCMB Domiciliary account to pay my tuition fee instead of his first Bank account (with lot of Funds)

Thanks...

MisterSpark:


2011. Yea, I Get that. Thank you, will apply to UofM and UR.

It will end in praise