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Guys pls say something .....I wanna apply for pgd in canada ...my father doesn't have property ...pls what should I do in order assure them that am gonna come back to nigeria after my studies

Pls how can I assure the canadian government that am going to come bk after my studies since my father has no property ...

Guys pls how am I going to assure them that am going to come back since my father doesn't have any property. ..... am just confused

Apply for canadian permanent residence through express entry that's the best forget about Nigeria. ..you will regret it and you will be going der with your family

Guys pls must I write ielts before I get admission in Canada

SomeHenro:
Please I am currently applying for a Canadian Visa.I am finding it difficult signing the forms online.How do I go about it??
Please I need a help urgently.

pls share your contact I need to ask you one or two things

Medlabgirl:
Ola abeg read the post now, before you accuse me of misleading anyone. Nobody paid me anything, so haba? I provided a link with a lot of info that would have answered some of your questions. Anyway, in response to a few of them:

Regarding papers, I will take them from different angles, but long and short is, once your leg don enter here, unless you commit a crime, you are almost guaranteed to stay.

If you come as a student, under the new immigration initiative, after school you can apply to stay See this link http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/cec/index.asp. You will get your residency, and soon after you will start to travel BLUE, as travelling GREEN as we all know can be hazardous to your health.

If you come as a worker, same applies as above.

If you are coming in with your resident permit, then you are golden, and we just talk about work and settling (below)

If you come as a visitor, first you fit begin extend, after two extensions, if you see person wey go give you work and sponsor you, you can change to work permit, or you fit marry their pickin, or if you plan to chop aduro, then that`s also a possibility.

If you just waka come, oh well then you have no option but aduro, and you will have to have your story and all documents prepared and very strong before you go raise hand. You cannot change your story halfway through. Like I said earlier, almost everyone dey get am.

School wise, there are many schools, with fees comparable to most places in Canada. Schools for children boku in every city. For e.g, my kids are in French Immersion, which means that they are instructed solely in French, and learn English in the community, thus affording them the opportunity of having two primary languages.


There are jobs here, especially if you are a professsional, although like in so many other places, you may need to upgrade, or to start at a lower level to get `Canadian Experience` Nurses have no problems the world over, here is no exception.
For those with only secondary education, or non professionals, or just for starters while you explore other options, there are many avenues to take: for e.g a laboratory assistant course is 6months and about $9000 The starting pay is $17per hr. Many newcomers, because they are in a hurry take the care aide route. That is about 12000 for a 6mth course, pay starts at $18per hr. If you choose the Licensed Practical Nurse LPN option its $12-14000 in public schols, and twice that in private schools for a 1 year course, and the pay is from $28 per hr. You will get a job straight from school. Bus drivers start from $26 per hr, mechanics and plumbers are in high demand, and God knows that if you are in home construction, like a carpenter or a stucco worker ,a painter or things like that, you better start coming today, because BC belongs to you.
For students wanting a parttime job for e.g, or just as a basic basic starting point, you can be a security guard. You WILL get a job for sure, you will likely receive on the job training, if not, the course is two weeks long, and you will likely start at $10-12 per hr.

People with their own businesses do very well because the tax system favors you better than the paid worker as you are allowed to claim this and that.

Healthcare is awesome. Everyone pays basic health insurance monthly, or your job might pay it, or if you are low income, the government will pay it, or subsidize it. You can then go to the doctors and hospitals for nothing and majority of procedures are covered. My friends mom has had two knee replacement surgeries since she got her papers 2 yrs ago. She came as a visitor by the way.

Bobs I know nothing about women, since I am a woman myself, but from what I can see, the boys are not doing badly; even the married badboys (ugh!) There are also many good women here who are looking for good men (excludes self )

Further questions ??

pls their can I have your contact I have alot to discuss with you

Onyeenyeh:
Hello Everyone, Quick question, is there anyone practicing in the Public health sector, who is not a medical doctor. What is the job outlook? Would you recommend Ontario or Alberta. Just trying to make a decision. Thanks.

also asking same question

purplerain:
Front view

were is canada

Same here

Same here

OlamideA12:
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pls can you tell me how you processed your student visa

Pls guys who knows how I can get a job offer in this province New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island in order to apply for aipp

Pls guys who knows how I can get a job offer in this province New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island in order to apply for aipp

Alwaysking:
Sorry why is Qatar not a good place?

I make majority of my income from crypto currency trading, email copywriting.

pls can u teach me crypto trading

Mikey:
I migrated to Australia about 3 years ago and having settle properly here in Perth, I’d like the chance to meet a Nigerian lady. Having being here for a while I can tell you it does takes a great deal of luck to run into a Nigerian lady randomly. If you’re a Nigerian lady in Perth, Australia and willing to have a chat please PM me or reply to this thread. Have a great day

pls how did you migrate der

Sapphire11:
Awon yahoo artiste.
Gone are the days when musicians hustled legitimately to make money, enter studio and promote their songs. Now some record labels will get paid to sign a wack ass yahoo artiste just to safe face.
Little wonder why there is no reasonable song as of recent, it's either they are singing to praise or promote yahoo in a subtle way. Which song does this one have to his name now?

bro I swear you know wassup

chinymi:
Pictures

were in Canada

steakchips:
They won't let you do the bridging course without work experience. you might want to do a Bsc to get registered here instead of 3yrs they uni will credit 1 or 1.5yrs. Studying here isn't cheap but once you finish it's worth it as a nurse you will get your money back
what country did you do your bsc?

pls I need your help ...I have over 10years experience ...can you send me your number I have alot to discuss with you

coolhayor:
@tojued @drcynthia

I posted majority of this about 2 months ago, I am just adding a little more;

I live in Winnipeg and it is a decent city. I have been here for a few months so my info may not be absolute.

There are jobs everywhere in Canada and including Manitoba. A search on indeed, workopolis or LinkedIn will give u a good view once u input d city and career area of choice. Although I will say for every 1 job in Manitoba and all the other provinces u have 9-10 in Ontario, 5-6 in Alberta & Quebec, 4-5 in BC. I am saying this from my job search experience but I stand to b corrected. Manitoba and Nova Scotia have more jobs than New Brunswick and slightly more than Saskatchewan.

Life is relatively cheap in Winnipeg compared to most Canadian cities especially housing except for Montreal and Halifax. Government also gives a bit of support to families and if u want u also have food banks and other free stuffs in some places across the city.

There a lot of Nigerians in Manitoba. In my opinion 70-80% of them are into healthcare support jobs, abt 7-10% of them are into customer service jobs, security or other survival jobs, the remaining percentage u find in white collar I believe. Based on this most Nigerians u meet immediately preach the majority jobs to u. I do not blame any1, to each his/her own. To get the healthcare jobs u only need some basic certificates u can get upon payment, no exams.

For the white collar jobs, all u need is do ur search well, highlight ur soft skills and experience, be ready to weather d storms if necessary, finally let God have His way.

1 reason why a lot of people also take some of this survival jobs here in my opinion is discrimination. I may be wrong but when u work in the survival jobs the culture is more immigrant friendly as u have lots of immigrants working with u and it is easier to blend in compared to a much more Canadian environment which is more common in white collars where u have to prove urself over & over ,u are also more careful & uptight (U can imagine this by thinking of working with only white people for 100days without seeing more than 2-3 blacks come your way during work & hearing no other language than English).

With determination, focus and sharpening ur skills u will get white collar and in no time get used to the Canadian culture if u so desire and willing to pay the price.

Winnipeg is quite hot in the summer and extremely cold in Winter, the farther north u go the more extreme the temperature especially the cold.

Housing range is $850-1300 for 1-2 bedroom apt.
Monthly Bus pass is $100 for unlimited bus ride across Winnipeg.
Cost of grocery for a family of 4 is between $250 -400.
Car insurance $105- 180 depending on the car
Gas for car $50-100 depending on ur commute
Parking-$50
Phone -$50
Internet- $60
Daycare- $400- 500/ month

My family doctor is a nice Nigerian who has been here for a while.

As @headstone mentioned a lot of Naijas live around Pembina/ University of Manitoba so also around St Mary/St Vital/ Waverly/Downtown. U have rarely hear of crime in all these areas I mentioned except for downtown.

Churches are a way of connecting back to your Nigerian roots in Winnipeg if u so wish, also notes that it comes with the Nigerian way of doing things.

Winnipeg is also gradually waking up to its city status in my opinion as well

boss help me with your contact I will like to discuss very important stuff with you

MYLYN:
Student....

Sent yiu a pm

pls dear can I get your contact ...I wanna discuss important stuff about how you gt your student visa.

snowlordng:
Good day my good people ..I have a problem. .my mum is a nurse with over 10years experience in public health ...he started his career with nd cert and by God's grace she will get her bsc in January next year ...pls is their any chance of her getting pr in either canada or Australia. With a well paid job..she's 45 ...w

guys pls help

Go to Australia

Good day my good people ..I have a problem. .my mum is a nurse with over 10years experience in public health ...he started his career with nd cert and by God's grace she will get her bsc in January next year ...pls is their any chance of her getting pr in either canada or Australia. With a well paid job..she's 45 ...w

Ethelia:
Me three

me 4