Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 9 by SOPWriter: 1:57pm On Oct 20 |
Iriabay: Thanks You're welcome, Iriabay. |
Travel › Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 9 by SOPWriter: 2:15pm On Oct 17 |
Iriabay: Please, can anyone here list UK schools that are still accepting applications for MREs?
I wish to travel with my family please 🥺 You can check out Edge Hill University, University of Salford, University of Sussex, and UCLan.
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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/Federal Skilled Worker Program - Connect Here Part 11 by SOPWriter: 8:00pm On Oct 13 |
Congratulations 🎉 👏 Ghaliz: I want to appreciate everyone here for the journey, I sporadically read this thread as a guest but I created my account after getting my TCF result. This place kept me sane throughout the process.
A little above 2 weeks after receiving PPR and submitting passport, I got a letter from “IRCC Anti-Fraud” for “In-person convocation” with my original document , the 3 days or so was a blur.
I showed up, the interview was conducted in French and the documents were checked, I received the passports and counterfoil on the spot.
The trigger for this year was a whole lot of diploma mills and mushroom centers across West Africa especially Francophone WA selling TCF results. The people who used a sitter got a PFL with a finding of misrepresentation entered, the people who wrote there still got a PFL on why they wrote in Senegal or Ivory Coast when there’s a center in Lagos, they were also interviewed.
Healthcare workers got called, the PhD holders too. Everyone had to come and prove their mettle.
I give thanks to almighty God, my express entry process is concluded, we have landed Canada.
No Bank Statement was asked, only asked if there’s been a conviction and a previous Canada visit then COPR.
I wish everyone goodluck. Do everything yourself you might be invited to answer questions about your application, no cutting corners either. Peace! |
Travel › Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 18 by SOPWriter: 6:58pm On Oct 13*. Modified: 7:46pm On Oct 13 |
Julietnnanyelu: Hello everyone! I am new here and I'll like to ask, how can I prepare a very good CV that will land me an admission and scholarship to study abroad? I'll be looking out for your responses. Thank you. There is no one-size-fits-all rule for it. Besides, there's currently F1 visa restrictions against Nigerians, but regardless of what you meant by "abroad", since your focus is on scholarship, I would advise you to emphasize your academic excellence. List any previous scholarships, placements, competition wins, or academic recognitions you have earned in the course of your career.
You should also list your degrees in reverse chronological order (most recent first). Detail your degree title, institution, graduation date (or expected graduation), and your GPA or honors classification if it is competitive. If your target program is research-based, Include your existing publications or/and your final year undergraduate thesis, independent research projects, or assistantships. State the project title, your supervisor, and a brief description of your methodology and findings.
I hope this helps, and I wish you good luck.
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Travel › Re: Proof Of Funds For Canada Study Permit by SOPWriter: 12:21pm On Oct 13 |
Charis14: I recently gained an admission in canada with funding. I'm planning on going with my spouse together. However, we also need to provide proof of funds. My brother has agreed to be my sponsor. Can he serve as a sponsor for both myself and my spouse? If he has a verifiable source of income and surplus, incontestable funds required to sponsor you, why not?
Meanwhile, note that he's your brother, and not your parent. Therefore, he might need to demonstrate that he has more than enough to foot your expenses, sustain himself, his family, and keep his income flowing while you're in Canada.
Wishing you good luck. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 1:23am On Jun 19 |
Oghenerukoko: They're confidential questions and I cannot ask here. I messaged wrong number before. I have corrected it please reply now All right! |
Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by SOPWriter: 12:47pm On Jun 15 |
Petrified235555: Hello. Guys why is Australia student visa fee so expensive like that? It's a deliberate measure by their government to control migrations and cut application workloads. On the bright side, their VOs now have relatively more time to assess applications distinctively and meritoriously. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 11:05pm On May 19 |
Oghenerukoko: I have message your whatsapp. Please reply. I have some personal questions I guess you made a mistake; I didn't receive your message. You can ask your questions here so that other members can learn from your case. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 9:16am On May 18 |
papalasun: Thanks for the insight. Please I want to find out if All universities require GMATs for MSC (Business Administration) A significant number of Canadian universities don’t require the test at all, while others may waive it for you. In either case, you should check directly with your school.
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Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 9:15am On May 18 |
Oghenerukoko: Thank you. I appreciate brother. I will start my application next week. Hope it's not any trouble if I need more input from you? Not at all. Good luck! |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 11:31pm On May 15 |
Yemires007: Good evening everyone… Please, I have a question. Can ETA status determine the outcome of a study permit application? Because when I checked my ETA status, it was showing application refused. What's your passport nationality? |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 10:31pm On May 15 |
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Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 9:44pm On May 15 |
papalasun: Thanks for your response, Moreover i don't understand what you mean by lack of academic progression and the SOWP
As a qualified Medical Laboratory Scientist, after completing a master’s degree at a Canadian university, one will still need additional certification, internship, or professional training before becoming fully eligible to work. However, studying at a polytechnic, it easier to write the Medical Council or licensing board examinations and obtain eligibility to practice immediately after 2years graduation. My major concern is that I heard only postgraduate students are allowed to travel with dependents. What I really want to understand is the best pathway that would allow one spouse to work while the other studies
Husband holds a master’s degree in Business Administration
Wife Practicing Medical laboratory scientist {MLS)
Thanks What I meant by your lack of academic progression is that, since you currently have a BSc in a similar discipline, your proposed Advanced Diploma may not be viewed as a step forward in your academic career. Regarding the reason you stated above, which I bolded, are you expected to practise in your home country or in Canada? Are you applying for a Study Permit or a Work Permit? This is a typical example of the contradictory details people often include in their SOPs, which can work against them. Please ensure that you understand the regulations governing the study permit you are about to apply for.
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Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 2:17pm On May 15 |
papalasun: Wife and kids.I know it’s possible for post graduate programs but I want to find out about Advanced diploma in a polytechnic if dependents are eligible to travel also Note that even if your study permit is approved, despite your lack of academic progression, your wife won't be eligible for an SOWP. Of course, she can accompany you to Canada on TRV/VV, but she won't be able to work, which is a financial aftereffects you should consider.
Your kids, if they're minors, can old visitor records. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 2:06pm On May 15 |
papalasun: Hello house,
I want to find out if a student with an MLS as highest qualification applies to study for Advanced diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology at a polytechnic in Canada, will the student be eligible to travel with dependents during the course of study? If I understood you correctly, you have a Bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory Science, and now you are about to regress to an Advanced Diploma in a closely related field. How would you defend your purpose of visit and your study goals? Why not consider a Master's program?
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Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 10:18am On May 15 |
papalasun: Hello house,
I want to find out if a student with an MLS as highest qualification applies to study for Advanced diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology at a polytechnic in Canada, will the student be eligible to travel with dependents during the course of study? If I may ask, are your dependents your wife, your kids, or both? |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 10:06am On May 15 |
DrOBD: I'm just curious, do you write SOPs? Absolutely! |
Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by SOPWriter: 9:45am On May 15 |
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Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by SOPWriter: 10:41am On May 14 |
Gentlemanny: My name is Leonard.
My qualifications are;
1) Diploma in Computer Engineering
2) B.Eng in Computer Engineering
3) M.Eng in Computer Engineering
4) MSc in information Technology
5) Age: 42 years.
Do I stand a chance for PhD?
Presently looking at Australia, Finland and Canada.
Please, put me through as I'm new to this travel stuff.
Thanks Of course, you stand a chance. You have multiple advanced degrees, which show you're academically prepared for a PhD. Besides, there's no maximum age limit for an Australian PhD admission, so nothing is stopping you.
Let me know if there's any other ways I could help. Good luck! |
Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by SOPWriter: 10:35am On May 14 |
Kenny4smart: Hi everyone, just a quick one please 🙏
I submitted a PhD application to the University of Sydney from the UK. The admissions team has now requested additional documents, including the completion of the GS Assessment form and evidence of financial capacity, such as bank statements or a savings certificate for either myself or my sponsor before my application can be processed.
Has anyone experienced being asked for financial documents at the application stage? I was under the impression that these are usually required only at the time of CoE issuance or visa application. On the contrary, it's increasingly becoming a usual practice among Australian universities these days. Send them a bank statement of account that shows liquid funds that cover your tuition and living expenses for your first year, plus travel costs. You can also attach a sponsorship letter if you're not self-sponsored.
Wishing you good luck.
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Travel › Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by SOPWriter: 10:19am On May 14 |
Chibudinho55: Glory be to God!!!
I just got my Visa Grant 🥹
School: UNSW, Sydney Program: Masters Of Professional Accounting
Admission came on: February 19th Visa Application: March 30th Medical: April 2nd Biometric: April 7th
Grant: April 29th Congratulations 🎉 |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 1:19pm On May 12 |
Oghenerukoko: I think @sopwriter and co are in best place to answer this. I am also looking for advice here I believe his questions are already addressed.
cc: ehiremen2002 |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 10:27am On May 09 |
Oghenerukoko: Good morning. I don't know if I should say I am new here because I've been following this platform since last year and have been able to get my admission from the posts I read here. Kudos to Soltech1000, Okonkwobestman1, Sopwriter, Gloriousange. I read all of you posts one by one. I want to start my visa and I have questions.
1 We are family of 4 and all our children are minors. If the money is not the problem, would you advise me to leave my family behind or apply with them? 2 Will my wife and children need their own PAL?
Thank you 1. I understand money isn't a problem here, but note that your ties are equally important. Applying with your whole family might make the visa officer doubt whether you will return to Nigeria. However, you could go ahead if you have strong anchors like property, business, or extended family back home. Regardless, I would still recommend you apply alone for now and establish that you are a genuine student enrolled in a DLI before bringing your family over.
2. Neither you nor your family needs a PAL. Your wife is applying for an Open Work Permit (not a study permit), so she doesn't need a PAL. Your minor children can hold visitor records, and a PAL is absolutely unnecessary for that as well.
Wishing you good luck.
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Travel › Re: 2.89 CGPA — Is My Canada/australia Relocation Dream Still Valid? by SOPWriter: 5:18pm On May 08*. Modified: 5:36pm On May 08 |
Yes, there are numerous Canadian colleges that will accept your grades for postgraduate diploma and graduate certificate programs. Stop doubting yourself and overthinking the ‘what ifs'.
Apply now! |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 2:36pm On May 07 |
Oghenerukoko: Good morning. I don't know if I should say I am new here because I've been following this platform since last year and have been able to get my admission from the posts I read here. Kudos to Soltech1000, Okonkwobestman1, Sopwriter, Gloriousange. I read all of you posts one by one. I want to start my visa and I have questions.
1 We are family of 4 and all our children are minors. If the money is not the problem, would you advise me to leave my family behind or apply with them? 2 Will my wife and children need their own PAL?
Thank you To confirm if you are eligible to bring your family with you, please state your proposed academic qualification. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 3:23pm On May 06 |
Skywalker9a: This is massive. Thank you and I will check them. Is their admission open or I can't apply now? You're welcome. Yes, all the three programs currently have open admissions, depending on your preferred intake. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 12:21pm On May 03 |
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Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 8:02pm On May 02 |
justwise: My knowledge of this is rusty, i don't want to give you misleading information.
Please anyone with understanding of this question should help the op She needs to specify her children's ages and educational levels. |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 2:28pm On May 01 |
Skywalker9a: Which school can you recommend for me and any scholarship link? What's your educational profile and area of research interest? |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 2:27pm On May 01 |
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Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by SOPWriter: 11:24pm On Apr 23 |
Ngozi0009: Wow God bless you. I will search about them thank you very much. Which one is best or I should apply to all of the schools? Yes, you can if you wish to and are not constrained by the application fees required. However, note that you only need one. |
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