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For a 2-yr program yes, but for a year program it is advisable to get round trip ticket to avoid being considered as a potential immigrant with no intention of returning to home country.

What is worth doing, is worth doing well to avoid had I know.

gretop86:
Hello house,

Please is it compulsory to buy a round trip/ 2-way travel ticket when traveling to Canada for a 1 year PGD program? I am resuming in January, 2025 and bought an Egypt air one way ticket thinking that I can buy a return ticket later but the online travel ticket platform I got the ticket from has been calling me saying that with a study visa, it is compulsory I buy a round trip/2 way ticket with Egypt air else I might have issues when traveling. Please is this true or do they just want to sell travel tickets.

I was told by a friend that I can buy a one way ticket on Egypt air if I have paid for my first semester in full and all I need to do is to have a print out of it with me. I don’t know how true this is.

Please kindly advise me on this to avoid issues when traveling. I look forward to your all responses. Thanks a lot.

Do you have a salary account showing Monies paid into the account from your dad's company as the manager (at least 6months salaries)?

MarksmanD:
I think you should wait for your GCMS notes to properly understand the reasons why you were denied. But from your explanation, it seems like you didn't document how your dad amassed his funds by submitting receipts, payslips and invoices. Then also for your home ties, I think you should state in your SOP that as a manager in your dad's company, you're already being groomed to replace your dad as the next CEO in his company and you're going to Canada to get the needed academic qualifications to give you the right knowledge to act effectively in this capacity when you return back to Nigeria to take over from your Dad. Do away with any work experience that doesn't tie you directly to your dad's company.

All over the world,people can liquidate landed asset to raise fund to meet immediate desired need. In that case you'll need to present copy of deed of Assignment prepared and stamped by a lawyer regarding the transaction showing your dad's name as the assignor and the buyer as assignee. The bank statement showing the buyer's name and the amount paid, copy of purchase receipt issued to the buyer by your dad and copy of the title documents on the land/property sold.

Car is a moveable asset bound to depreciate in value over time unlike land and building.

Edrick:
One more thing sir, in the future, would selling my father’s land and adding the proceeds from this sales to my POF be considered? Or would it still be termed a lump sum. I’m considering this option for my reapplication. There’s a couple of buildings also. Then there’s one of my mum’s car I wanted to use the first time, but since I wasn’t using her account,
I didn’t consider these things at all

1. It seem you're not married yet
2. What's your relationship with your sponsor
3. What are the documents presented to show financial buoyancy of your sponsor
4. Your employment status

[hai author=Islabelle post=132774470]Good morning guys, I just woke up to a refusal letter today from IRCC. This is my first application. I have attached the reason for the refusal below.

I submitted the sponsor’s statement of account tuning to over 23m. School fees of 9k were paid already. Investment certificate was also included. There was also land and business documents as well which i included as my proof of home ties.

Please can anyone help me on what the next step will be? Please. My school resumes in January and I’m wondering whether to apply again or just defer my admission.[/quote]