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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Jejelaye01: 2:43pm On May 17, 2020
Hello Ralfudoh,
Thank you for all your analysis and perceptions. I think you should let this discussion be if you are reading to understand and not respond. Both you and my long time Nairalander @niajaforeigner made some valid points.

Everywhere in the world we have corruption and canada is not an exception. We tend to communicate & discuss bad news faster than the good (judging by the way everyone has chipped into this discussion). Most NIGERIANS here are doing all we can to make better life for ourselves even though the fees are sometimes a worry (which is the same for other foreigners)

Your points about fake documents and all is valid but this a very general statement that also apply to other countries which Naijaforeigner has mentioned.

While the process might look unfair since applicant pay process fees, we something complicate matters with the kind of documents we submit. Yes the documents are real but the applicant makes the correlation between all documents submitted impossible when vetting by VO.

The world is evolving and there are new learnings everyday about study Visa application. While each application is unique, Applicants must learn to submit straight forward documents in a way that document A will relate well with B without doubts..

Sometimes the SOP is where all the flaws in one's application comes out, I know Frank (very good man) has helped vetted alot of SOPs here, but let us all make sure that what we are saying in our SOPs correlate with the documents we are submitting.

Back in the 2017, I am not sure we submitted the kind of documents been submitted now (maybe I am being bais). But please never give up on your dreams cz of bad news or rejections.

Everything good in life starts with a sacrifice and ends with a smile and lots of experience. For those that wants to refire, please do! For those about applying, please carry on with your process. Remember that every application is unique and treated unique..

It will end in praise.

ralfudoh:
At least I didnt say 100%. Incase you dont understand the difference between 99 and 100. 99% means there are still those who dont use fake documents. You still affirmed to all I said, quoting what goes on in Toronto and all, are these not the same things I said. I also pointed out that not everyone that qualifies for a visa is issued one. Its obvious you just want attention. I asked, are my points not valid. Other countries too do the same thing, how come Nigeria has 81% rejection rate. Isn't it a cause for concern?

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Chocolateblessi: 3:01pm On May 17, 2020
Good day everyone, please i am new here and was looking to get information as I am confused although I have gone through the thread. I have a masters degree in public health from the Uk and work with an international health organization here in Nigeria but looking to do any health related course but confused on whether to a PGD in a college or university or a masters degree as I do not want to get denied the study permit. Please your kind advice would be greatly appreciated.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Pee2Jay9: 3:03pm On May 17, 2020
@sholay2011, kindly reply
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by iloveutd: 5:29pm On May 17, 2020
Please somebody help me
I have been messaging conestoga for my refund and up till now they are not responding

It’s been since December I requested for refund and till now nothing

Please someone help me with a number or faster way to contact them as they don’t respond to the emails
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Pee2Jay9: 5:41pm On May 17, 2020
Team, pls respond.. Have anyone submitted the IMM forms without hand signature?

Pee2Jay9:
Pls are we to print and sign the IMM forms before scanning and uploading? Or i can fill, save and upload without signing?
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by gentlemate00: 6:18pm On May 17, 2020
On point

Naijaforeigner:


I am actually searching for the truth in your post. I will address key points from your previous post.

1. Visa is not a right, It is a privilege

I completely agree.
So because visa is not a right does that mean the process should be unfair, inconsistent and inefficient?
Do you see so much complaints in the UK student thread?

Most people are complaining about the process not the outcome. If people are rejected and the process is fair, there will be little or no complaints.

10 different applicants will apply from different parts of Nigeria and they will all be refused for generic reasons. These 10 different applicants will pay and apply for GCMS notes and they all get similar generic statements. Does it not occur to you that there is something wrong with the process? To add salt to injury, applicants are even refused within 3 days. Are you saying they verified documents within 3 days? grin
Is IRCC not paid processing fees?

2. Nigerians come to Canada and don't go to school and they use fake documents

Another myth peddled around without facts.

Austacus, Wheyme, Myself, Asapant, vestment all study in Ontario. There is a woman on this forum whose husband attends my school (moniker witheld). There are about 5 other people on this forum in my school (I cant remember their moniker). Lonelydude, graduated from University of Western Ontario last year and he has a fantastic job with a very good pay. We keep in touch on a regular.

Sleeky is in Newfoundland, Bracha I think is in Brandon. There are a couple of other Nairalanders spread across different provinces all studying. All these people are Nairaland members I got to know on this forum. They moved to Canada from Nigeria and they are studying. I specifically mentioned Nairalanders so you know I am not telling you stories out of the blues. Did all these people use fake documents?

Do you need me to tell you other people outside this forum who I know personally and they all moved from Nigeria to Canada and are still studying, some graduated, some are working and doing well in Canada?

Because you all hear 2 or 3 students moved to Canada and did not go to school, bloggers post it and you all assume that is the norm with most Nigerian students.

5 Nigerians are doing yahoo, drugs, crime in Toronto. It makes headlines. What about the thousands of Nigerians doing exceptionally well? Do you use the same energy to celebrate Nigerians, definitely in the majority, that are doing well in Canada?

The sad fact is negative news spread so fast and then people assume that is the norm. We don't celebrate Nigerians who are in school doing well. We are too focused speaking about the few people spoiling the country.

3. Nigerians struggle to get their fees paid when they are in Canada

I can tell you for a fact that at least 80% of Nigerians that come into Canada go to school, pay their fees and complete their education. They may struggle, there may be challenges but they get the fees paid. Which International student does not struggle to pay their fees?

I have paid a total of 33,000Cad, is that beans? My parents are not politicians, government workers or contractors. Indians struggle to pay their fees as well. Almost all nationals struggle. kini big deal. We struggle but we get it paid.

IRCC only asked to show money for 1 year and by the way, who just leaves 33,000Cad in their account doing nothing?

4. Nigerians are not honest.

We have dishonest people everywhere in the world. I mean no disrespect, If you have dishonest people as friends, please change your circle of friends. Dishonesty has nothing to do with Tribe, nationality or race. It is all about the person and his/her principles.

I hope you have a good one.



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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Nobody: 6:24pm On May 17, 2020
iloveutd:
Please somebody help me
I have been messaging conestoga for my refund and up till now they are not responding

It’s been since December I requested for refund and till now nothing

Please someone help me with a number or faster way to contact them as they don’t respond to the emails
not all institutions do refunds.
Did you inquire if they do refunds before you sent it?
That's why it's advisable not to pay upfront unless the embassy ask or you make inquiry about refund policy.
I truly hope you get your money back
Try looking up the number for the Departmental advisor for international students....call them!!!
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Nobody: 6:31pm On May 17, 2020
How did you pay & how much did you pay?
So I can advise better. The daughter of my friend recently got a refund from the same college which she is using to pay her tuition for Ireland.
iloveutd:
Please somebody help me
I have been messaging conestoga for my refund and up till now they are not responding

It’s been since December I requested for refund and till now nothing

Please someone help me with a number or faster way to contact them as they don’t respond to the emails

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Nobody: 6:35pm On May 17, 2020
Wunaarroon69:
How did you pay & how much did you pay?
So I can advise better. The daughter of my friend recently got a refund from the same college which she is using to pay her tuition for Ireland.
ah very nice,its been 5 months...your assistance would be immeasurable
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by gentlemate00: 6:40pm On May 17, 2020
How much did you pay boss someone ask you.

Meek127:

ah very nice,its been 5 months...your assistance would be immeasurable
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by iloveutd: 6:55pm On May 17, 2020
I paid via check deposit and online banking ... total I paid wAs 8k dollars



Wunaarroon69:
How did you pay & how much did you pay?
So I can advise better. The daughter of my friend recently got a refund from the same college which she is using to pay her tuition for Ireland.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Nobody: 7:04pm On May 17, 2020
I don’t know about check deposit or online banking. She used Flywire.

She wrote to the university but did not get reply initially, so she called the International Student Office 519-748-5220 number before she got a response. She was told to send a copy of her refusal letter for them to start the refund processing. She was charged approximately $800CAD for administrative costs according to them and refunded her the remaining deposit she paid. It took about 3 working days for the college to complete the refund and 5 working days to get it from Flywire. I will say call the college instead of email and here what they say. Maybe your email is going to their junk box or they’re deliberately ignoring it.
iloveutd:
I paid via check deposit and online banking ... total I paid wAs 8k dollars



Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by iloveutd: 7:12pm On May 17, 2020
The first deposit for me was via fly wire ...so while I was waiting for my visa , the deadline for the balance deposit was approaching , so I made the second deposit via draft , my friend over there did it for me


Wunaarroon69:
I don’t know about check deposit or online banking. She used Flywire.

She wrote to the university but did not get reply initially, so she called the International Student Office 519-748-5220 number before she got a response. She was told to send a copy of her refusal letter for them to start the refund processing. She was charged approximately $800CAD for administrative costs according to them and refunded her the remaining deposit she paid. It took about 3 working days for the college to complete the refund and 5 working days to get it from Flywire. I will say call the college instead of email and here what they say. Maybe your email is going to their junk box or they’re deliberately ignoring it.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by iloveutd: 7:13pm On May 17, 2020
Thank you so much, I will call the school tomorow



Wunaarroon69:
I don’t know about check deposit or online banking. She used Flywire.

She wrote to the university but did not get reply initially, so she called the International Student Office 519-748-5220 number before she got a response. She was told to send a copy of her refusal letter for them to start the refund processing. She was charged approximately $800CAD for administrative costs according to them and refunded her the remaining deposit she paid. It took about 3 working days for the college to complete the refund and 5 working days to get it from Flywire. I will say call the college instead of email and here what they say. Maybe your email is going to their junk box or they’re deliberately ignoring it.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Nobody: 7:24pm On May 17, 2020
iloveutd:
Thank you so much, I will call the school tomorow


You'll get it back since it's refundable...No fear
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Chocolateblessi: 7:35pm On May 17, 2020
Please someone
helpme
Chocolateblessi:
Good day everyone, please i am new here and was looking to get information as I am confused although I have gone through the thread. I have a masters degree in public health from the Uk and work with an international health organization here in Nigeria but looking to do any health related course but confused on whether to a PGD in a college or university or a masters degree as I do not want to get denied the study permit. Please your kind advice would be greatly appreciated.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Nobody: 7:44pm On May 17, 2020
Chocolateblessi:
Please someone
helpme

lol chill,you have lots of options.
There are many factors involved in getting denied.
you could do a masters in a related field, doing a PGD when you already got a masters seems rather far fetched lol, just do a run through of a good uni with low tuition. that should help.
A Phd would look good too tho,since you already working.like I said you have options don't fret.

Let's know your decision when you pick any..so we know how to proceed from there
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Chocolateblessi: 8:08pm On May 17, 2020
Thanks so much for your response, I really appreciate
Meek127:


lol chill,you have lots of options.
there's more than one factor involved in getting denied.
you could do a masters in a related field, doing a PGD when you already got a masters seems rather far fetched lol, just do a run through of a good uni with low tuition. that should help.
A Phd would look good too tho,since you already working.like I said you have options don't fret.

Let's know your decision when you pick any..so we know how to proceed from there
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Nobody: 8:11pm On May 17, 2020
@adesam....which school did you pick..not all canadian institutions require english proficiency test.
check out the website of the school your interested in...their requirements are there.
Nobody will penalize you for toefl or ielts if its not required.
it's up to you tho..Having toefl or ielts helps boost your bonafidability.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Yads97: 8:21pm On May 17, 2020
adesam91:
Please do I need to write IELTS for visas

This is specifically for the Nigerian Student Express Pilot which hasn’t been launched yet.
So if your institution of choice doesn’t require an English test result, you do not need to write IELTS for a visa application.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Nobody: 8:24pm On May 17, 2020
Yads97:


This is specifically for the Nigerian Student Express Pilot which hasn’t been launched yet.
So if your institution of choice doesn’t require an English test result, you do not need to write IELTS for a visa application.

I hope its launched when im ready to take off lol.....Very fast means. I wonder if the rejection rate will reduce tho
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by deveid: 12:49am On May 18, 2020
My Visa was issued before March 2020, does that mean I can still go to Canada for my fall session

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Nobody: 1:16am On May 18, 2020
deveid:
My Visa was issued before March 2020, does that mean I can still go to Canada for my fall session
congrats bro,currently schools only do online classes, try get in touch with your school
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by jpepper: 4:29am On May 18, 2020
Hello people,

Please who knows what the situation is at the Lagos Vfs office regarding biometrics and the covid issue? I have been sent the biometrics letter which says I need an appointment.

I tried to book an appointment on the website but there seems to be no available dates; i even tried up to August. Has anyone gone for biometrics recently or is it on hold for now? Maybe I should call instead? School resumes in September so I have limited time.

Thanks
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Nobody: 4:30am On May 18, 2020
It is not opened till further notice !!
jpepper:
Hello people,

Please who knows what the situation is at the Lagos Vfs office regarding biometrics and the covid issue? I have been sent the biometrics letter which says I need an appointment.

I tried to book an appointment on the website but there seems to be no available dates; i even tried up to August. Has anyone gone for biometrics recently or is it on hold for now? Maybe I should call instead? School resumes in September so I have limited time.

Thanks
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by oma22: 6:10am On May 18, 2020
Please whoever is the admin of this forum should call some people to order, we are deviating from the course of this forum. When I first joined this forum I got a lot of helpful information that aided me in applying for my study permit, thanks to u all. But now there are newbies here asking questions and getting very minimal response because you people are busy complaining of how unfair the Canadian immigration system is and whether Nigerians are corrupt or not. As I said earlier, if u feel u have been denied your right or unjustly denied visa u can quietly take it up with IRCC in court. Their are immigration lawyers that will be happy to represent you.

The one thing I understand here is:
1. Canadian Immigration has quotas for issuing student visas.
They may not publish them or even admit to having them but believe me when I say that, even though you have met all of the requirements, **the Canadian Government owes you nothing.**
There are many people from many countries that view a Canadian education with great value. The Canadian Government is very aware of this. It’s therefore a sellers market.
It is also well known that a Canadian education attained with a student visa is one of the more secure paths to being granted Permanent Residency in Canada, especially if you have managed to secure some part time work in your intended field. The number of people applying to go to Canada now are not the same as the number of people that were applying in 2016. I had a cousin who went to Canada to do his undergraduate in 2011 and came back because it was too cold. Fast forward now he applied for post graduate and got denied. Then Canada was not what it is now, so situations have changed.
They get millions of qualified applicants every day but somehow they will have to filter.

If you still want to study in Canada, try again and again till u get it. It all depends on how badly u want it. Coming here to complain everyday will not give u the visa.

If my visa gets refused I will keep trying till I get it cos God knows how badly I want it.

Can we please help others with their applications, and if complaining is so important to us we can create another forum for that.

Thanks.

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Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Lekiboboe: 6:14am On May 18, 2020
Adetayoade1:
It is not opened till further notice !!
Alright
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Lekiboboe: 6:17am On May 18, 2020
Gud morning guys, hope y'all doing great ..

I got some questions...

My questions goes thus,

1) After all my tuition fee has bin paid, is it only my "LIVING EXPENSES" & some other funds for his "UPKEEP" that needs to be shown in my Sponsors Bank Account?

Note: The Sponsor has no other Dependant except me (in terms of Educational Sponsorship)

2) What are documents to take to court, when a sponsor want to make an Affidavit of Support?

3) Is it Compulsory a Letter of Sponsorship by My Sponsor (DAD) be Notarized?

Thanks...
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Alwaysgetbetter: 6:19am On May 18, 2020
Luckymama:


They will definitely check the previous statements. That’s what background check is all about. I am not that experienced so I don’t know whether to advise you to stick to your lies or confess and beg for forgiveness. The gurus will soon be here.

Thanks for the response
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Alwaysgetbetter: 6:30am On May 18, 2020
legit90:


Please this is not nice for anyone to be using as a case study. The guy was good enough to open up everything in this forum. If you have answer, suggestions or advice then give, not to castigate him. The guy is looking for a solution that's why he ran here. I believe most people here are in the same shoes but just can't open up or be truthful to themselves because it's not pleasant to the ear.
I have a friend in Philippines who was previously denied of tourist visa to USA and also over stayed in the USA when finally granted, but she was still granted a Canadian student visa without rejection.

It's not just Nigeria these thing happen.

From the guy's statements, I believe he wasn't happy with the lies and he wasn't the one that submitted the application. I think when applying for USA visa you don't submit or upload documents apart from your passport. The only thing is the marriage, employment stuff and the mother's name.

Please do not castigate, rather provide solution and if you don't have solution, pass.

My thought tho

Thanks bro, really appreciate. I did mistake by applying then. I didn’t know how it goes then. Everything was based on advice and conviction from people who applied and got it before, according to my uncle. The application was done before I was told the content in my application. So I had no idea before hand.

Please I really do need more suggestions.
Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by Alwaysgetbetter: 6:42am On May 18, 2020
Alwaysgetbetter:
Hello everyone,

I’m just a newbie here (someone sent me a link to this thread) and I have been reading contents here I must say I’m impressed by the selfless replies and answers.

I have applied for schools in Canada and I’m awaiting admissions.

Please I have questions bothering me since days now.
I had been refused of USA visiting visa before like last year (around June). My uncle that sent the invitation was the one that did the application for me and there were a list of lies, such as married (while actually I wasn’t married), employed in an oil company with salary of about 400k per month (while I wasn’t working, in fact just graduated), and fake documents to serve as proofs. And my mother’s name was changed mistakenly. Although I questioned the whole lies but he said that would be the only way they could grand me the visa as they would serve as home ties. And he is the same man sponsoring me.

Now that I want to apply for study permit myself without lies and with legit documents, I’m afraid they might check my history.

Please I really need a candid advice from experience gurus here on what to do and how to explain this to the VO.

Has anyone had same issues and was offered study permit?

Please someone should answer me as I have asked several people but no head way and the last person I spoke to directed me here.

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