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Love12345123456:
I can understand why your cousin wanna make a move Asap, not easy living in that side of the world and coping again in this fuced up country. He should try non speaking English countries. By your write up, I guess he's still loaded he should try Norway, Lithuania, Italy, Latvia or Malta.(English speaking) I don't think those will keen on background check.

Okay, thanks. You really understand what's up. But have you heard of any country that doesn't check for criminal records, or ask those questions in their application before issuing a study visa?

noscarn91:
Your cousin should stay on in Nigeria, he has an international criminal record, it would be difficult and a waste of money for him to get visa to any of these countries, especially Australia, they don't joke with crime. Good luck.

The guy said its already frustrating for him, and I understand him, but there's no harm in trying and praying.
Thanks.

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dustydee:
It's not a case of racism going by your narration. He pled guilty and was given a suspended sentence and his immigration lawyer (a different case from the criminal case) could not stop his deportation.
There's hardly any Western country that does not require you to disclose any criminal convictions so the whether Canada shares the information with them or not is in consequential.
He can try Germany, they may be more lenient if he is able to explain his crime. He can also try South Africa.
He can also try migrating to Canada or Australia, perhaps the criminal record may not be too important for those situations.

True talk, but we searched the internet and found that some countries don't even ask those questions, and that their schools apply for the visa on behalf of the student. I no wan mention the countries before spy go check see am dem go come start to dey ask about criminal record. Anyway, OK I'll tell him to try Germany but aren't their programs taught in German? Yes I have heard about someone who got deported from Malaysia but later left for S.A, but I heard that South Africa isn't so good for Nigerians and that Nigerians are getting killed due to xenophobia. But that's a very good option.

Thanks man!

Solatium:
So your Cousin raped or attempted to rape a b lady? and you expect them to let him remain in the country? mba,no way they will allow that to happen....and no be say the babe lie,your cousin actually did,because it will involve extensive interrogation and foresnsic evidences to convict your cousin.so for the guy

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Opoki:
His lawyer no too strong well well, he can appeal the charges, the case can be settle in a civil manner and when at holding cell, people come up with creative ways to avoid deportation, atleast i've seen some on cbsrealities show, I guess he's a pompous person

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Mcslize:
But I am wondering why the guy go on fighting in another man's land. Who manage comot naija supposed drop all those naija mentalities na.

Na fight I wan go dey fight for abroad? Even if it's the person that is at fault. This should be a lesson to him.

Very true, this should be a lesson to him and others who still do it.

Opoki:
He should have gotten an attorney who could give him a soft landing by settling out of court or even pleading guilty at first hearing, declaring himself having issues with anger will fetch him a leniency and so far he's in school, he hasn't contradict his visa condition, we all have degree of tolerance. I really feel for him.

Australia is expensive but he will get his study visa, he will have to pay tuition though and he can even transfer his credit, forget weda they share data or not, if they requested for anything about his deportation which i'm not really sure they will, he can simply give a clear detail and adding he has learnt his lessons and taken anger management class (If he has).

He needs your support as a family, you need to encourage him, everything frustrate people in Nigeria.

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Everest1989:
if he tells you what he did, would that put money into your pocket? why do you want to carry a burden that does not concern you? Although what his cousin did was wrong.

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lockupnop:
So he can spoil there again abi? ... Ur head is not correct.

Tell us what he did

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salford1:
Read the last paragraph.

@op. Hopefully. someone with info would help you out with regards to france, netherland or switzerland.
There is a high chance that your cousin's criminal record would show up in Netherland. US shares information with Netherlands. US and Canada also share information with each other. The offence he commited in Canada hopefully might not lead to inadmissibilty in other countries he might be considering....

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Love12345123456:
You/He should really tell us what's going on because I don't think with a legal status he can be deported with that.

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Solatium:
Even at that it won't still earn him deportation,even when the assault involves bodily harm he will only serve the required punishment once convicted......Probably he was not schooling as suggested by the first respondent or he got involved in something much more serious and threatening to CANADA homeland security.this narration here is half truth

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salford1:
Assault is one of the more serious violations a Canadian can commit, and is classified as a criminal act, which means it will be tried in court. If a conviction is secured, it may result in a criminal record, complete with fingerprint records and other legal processing.

https://www.pardons.org/types-assault-charges-canada/

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Opoki:
He's likely not in school because assault is a civil case and not something he could be deported for.
I guess he's on a student visa but not sincerely schooling, he assaulted someone and cops involved, then the checked his status and then boarder police involved then from their he got into detention and finally deported!

Let him try Australia.

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