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Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 6:10pm On May 29 |
wencius4u: But in your previous post ,you claim to use an agent for your visa application .l hope your agent has not manufacturer or edited bank statement added to your application |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 5:35pm On May 28 |
Ashirioluwa: it fast because she has USA visa and a UK visa. |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 2:32pm On May 27 |
Ibrahim8358: sir,you are mixing up resident visa with tourist visa below is the correct statement: "you don't need to wait to get Canada visa if you have US resident visa (usa green card) to enter Canada but you need US visa if you have Canada resident visa(Canada Permanent resident card)" 1 Like |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 4:00pm On May 26 |
Honora24: Yes, from her previous post, she has a USA visa and a UK visa. She graduated from a UK university and also work experience in the uk , and her sister's family lives in Canada. I hope that answers your question! 😊 3 Likes |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 2:57pm On May 21 |
Clapaudan: because currently the refusal rate for canada visit visa is very high and when people come here to share their refusal story ,people here term it failure or downfall! 3 Likes |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 10:19pm On May 20 |
emmymdk: please they are thousand of video on youtube on step by step guidance on how to apply Canada visit visa maybe you start from youtube if you can read and write it should not be a big deal doing it urself |
Travel / Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by uchennay: 3:52am On May 19 |
Dayokunu1: It's you and your visa agent who will solve your problem, not me! 5 Likes |
Travel / Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by uchennay: 3:49am On May 19 |
Dayokunu1: It's simple: just go back to the airport and tell one of the border immigration officers to quit his job so you can take over since you need money urgently! 6 Likes |
Travel / Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by uchennay: 2:31am On May 19 |
Dayokunu1: So, you are a student and arrive Canada with less than $1000 in a new country, despite the abundance of information online about the current job situation in Canada and the cost of living. It is impossible to depend on working to pay your bills with the current 20-hour work rule and lack of jobs . Now you urgently need work. I think you should have applied for a job at the airport when you arrived because many of you are leaving Nigeria without common sense, and agents are deceiving you. If you're not careful, you might end up seeking asylum and deportation await many of you..hope you hold mat becos no space for their shelter and you go sleep for floor or park for few days! hope you never sell your ancestor land and property in Nigeria before you relocate to Canada as a student where you go pick money on the tree in your dream.you go learn the hard way! 8 Likes |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 7:34pm On May 17 |
irookie: This is reason many of our people are stranded on this japa mentality because they refuse to follow logical reasoning but rather unnecessary sentiment and religion mindset .many on this forum landed in Canada last year with mindset of lmia and got stranded but here you are again with your dark mind thinking it possible to arrive Canada and get lmia...you will learn the hard way ! Please if you want to sell ur house,land and cars before you go on ur lmia chase ...l dey buy becos na japa people property easy to buy now it a good business now. in town! 1 Like |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 11:57am On May 09 |
williamszooh: Sometime l ask myself when will things ever change that NIGERIANS hope will not depend on a tourist visa as a passport to escape his own motherland and be illegal OR faking asylum in a white man land living a life of constant struggle and fear of deportation!..will this trend even change? 2 Likes |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 5:07pm On May 06 |
chiomapx: Sir, it was you who posted this message last year when you arrive Canada , and yesterday you advise on the risks and difficulties in obtaining an LMIA. You mentioned that you are now a resident in a rural area of Canada. Someone asked you how you converted your conference visa to a resident or work permit, and then you started to delete all your previous messages online as if the IRCC or police were tracing you. However, we have read and heard that it is not illegal to convert a visitor visa to a work permit inside Canada , or are you claiming asylum too and somebody also said claiming asylum is not a crime but deportation of fail asylum seeker is real. So why are you Running? 5 Likes 1 Share |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 2:55pm On May 02 |
Kelvinarsenal: Attached is your record from your first Canadian visa application in May 1, 2018, and now I see why you have been getting refused. Not disclosing your previous refusals is called misrepresentation, and it carries a ban of 5 years. Sorry internet never forget 2 Likes
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Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 1:48pm On May 02 |
Kelvinarsenal: Coming from someone who has been applying for a Canadian visit visa consistently for 6 years since 2018, I hope the Canadian embassy will issue you a certificate of achievement even if they do not issue you a visa. This is because people who attend university and spend 4 years receive a certificate, so if you enroll in the school of visa application for 6 years and constantly paying your visa fee , you surely deserve a merit award and tax return on your investment =) I PRAY YOU GET SENSE LASLAS! 4 Likes 1 Share |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 1:39pm On May 02 |
trollx: In your comment below from December 7, 2023, you labelled a man a "fugitive" for travelling to the USA on a tourist visa, getting married, and stated that it constitutes visa abuse, impacting genuine travelers. Now, I'd like to direct the same question towards you. What has changed between now and December that makes you believe seeking false asylum on a Canada visitor visa which is similar to b1/b2 usa tourist visa does not affect other genuine travellers? "So you would have preferred them suffering and smiling in Nigeria, and doing odd menial jobs, living in the slum and ghetto, while you drive by with your tinted car saying "damn" how do people even survive & cope living in such a disgusting neighborhood, damn damnit 🤧 Let me tell you something, there's a fine/thin line between jealousy and witchcraft" Now defend yourself between your ideology in December and now ? because that will lead you to knowledge and understand in your life based on your quote above because you seems confused! becos the fine/thin line between jealousy and witchcraft" actually belong to you! No shades! No offense!! =) 3 Likes
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Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 9:29pm On May 01 |
Kelvinarsenal: You can't be serious. You've been a client of the Canadian embassy since 2018, applying for a Canadian visitor visa. You're a regular customer. So, it's your agent you should be questioning since you've had a customer-client relationship with the Canadian visa for 6 years now. As soon as your name comes up at the Canada embassy,they recognize you as a desperate returning customer(desperados). I hope our legislators will start requiring some embassies to refund people whose visas are denied. Please calculate how much money you would have now with all this visa application activity over the past 6yrs and you never reach Togo.Relocation is a path chosen by some, is not the destiny of all. 4 Likes |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 7:03pm On May 01 |
Kelvinarsenal: Na you dey look for fake update when people get refuse and SHARE here na people like you dey see them as failure but you dey look for approval ..l guess you go need enter Canada embassy dey approve visa urself with all this high blood pressure you dey give urself daily untop visa. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 6:54pm On Apr 30 |
trollx: You see your hypocrisy and double standard. In December, you condemned a man who posted how he travelled to the USA on a B1/B2 visa , got married, and years later became a US citizen. I guess you were still employed and life better then, but I suppose you lost your job,your senses or girlfriend, and now you've suddenly become anti-Nigeria and pro-illegal immigration. So, where is your IQ now and you are the delusional one here! 9 Likes 1 Share
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Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 4:18pm On Apr 30 |
trollx: Please refrain from engaging in anti-Jewish propaganda online to avoid getting yourself into trouble. Let's engage in debate and exchange words maturely, without involving any religious slogans or insults towards any group! 4 Likes |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 4:15pm On Apr 30 |
trollx: So na you and this white man in the car cross from Brazil via Meixco on foot to the USA and the white guy buy jaguar the following month ....story for the Gods 1 Like |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 4:09pm On Apr 30 |
Kelvinarsenal: Please put your anger into more positive energy and productivity. I'm in the comfort of my office, wrapping up for the day's sales, and I'll stop by a bar on my way home to enjoy myself. Keep tracking your Canada visa, and if they luckily approve it, because I doubt any visa refusal could lead to a heart attack for you. Please buy two mats and put them in your nylon bag when travelling to canada, as we hear there isn't much space in asylum shelters for now. Enjoy yourself! 4 Likes |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 3:56pm On Apr 30 |
Kelvinarsenal: From the way you talk and type with so much anger, and never see any wisdom or common sense in other people's arguments but looking for sentimental visa prophecy online .. now I see why you never did well in life or business in Nigeria. You need to calm down and listen to people's arguments, not just react online blindly as you often do. Now, your life hangs on a visa outcome as you come online daily tracking canada visit visa daily . So sad 3 Likes |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 2:54pm On Apr 30 |
trollx: I've noticed you in various groups, including the Brazil group,How to travel to usa without a visa and other travel group . As you explore these adventurous routes, please remember that life is precious. No matter how difficult things may seem in Nigeria, it's not worth risking your life to end up lost in a jungle somewhere in South America. Also, selling your property and business to relocate abroad on a tourist visa is a not good decision. I wish you all the best 4 Likes 1 Share |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 6:46pm On Apr 29 |
Kelvinarsenal: I have no strong reply for you because you are just a desperate visa applicant and don't have a mind of your own. You constantly seek words of encouragement ,cheap sentiment and unrealistic prophecies on visa applications. Keep deceiving yourself and plan to relocate aboard on visit visa looking for LMIA . It's a shame that is making many not return home. A man who sold his business and property in Nigeria to relocate ABOARD would prefer to die in shame abroad than return home IN NIGERIA to face his failure. Get your facts right. Many Nigerians are stuck aboard , and shame prevents them from returning home. I'm not against relocating abroad, but let's be well-informed and lower our expectations. The grass is not greener on the other side, and do not follow the crowd because everybody's situation is different. I do not follow mediocrity! 3 Likes |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 6:36pm On Apr 29 |
omega2128: Firstly, educate yourself because you, with a Master's degree in the UK, still did not evaluate your level of intelligence or ability to comprehend. Try to understand the difference between condemnation and constructive criticism, which you cannot grasp. If you make a point and somebody has an opposing view, you see it as condemnation without proving that what the person wrote is untrue. Sorry, but you wasted your money going to school for a Master's in the UK if you do not have an educational debate mindset! 5 Likes |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 11:59pm On Apr 28 |
omega2128: Many of us cannot swallow the truth, and that's the main reason agents will continue to cash in on our desperation and fondness for unrealistic adventures. Somebody just pointed out some loopholes in your foundlings and prospect path to PR in Canada, Instead of acknowledging these insights or countering with evidence, you see it as a pessimistic view. But I guess that's why you are stuck in the UK, and I was able to see many like you in the UK. Since you're just rushing to move abroad without detailed, clear research based on facts and not sentiment, go and see the number of people stranded in Canada based on this LMIA or your truck driver or psw theory that is extremely impossible to get. But you prefer to keep deceiving yourself. But what pains me more is the majority of Nigerians abroad do not tell the real truth about the situation on the ground but will share fake unrealistic life far from the truth they live.. When you arrive aboard and see the truth, it's truly sad!. 4 Likes |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 5:05pm On Apr 24 |
Kelvinarsenal: I've noticed that individuals Like you often favor speculation over facts, especially regarding visa applications. This platform is designed for idea exchange, and it appears that any differing view is seen as either encouragement or discouragement to you . Applying for a visa isn't like an academic or business or professional endeavor where one is urged to excel; it's a forum for sharing information. It's crucial to stay calm and not show too much eagerness, as it may suggest your intention to seek asylum—a genuine applicant shouldn't feel such extreme pressure to finding encouraging words for their visa application. Since you've already submitted your application, the best action is to wait patiently for the result. Keep in mind, even with thorough documentation, a visa application can be rejected because it is a privilege, not a right.i just return from uk last week and it my first time aboard but l can categorically say our people are hiding many fact about how they live aboard..you shall know the truth and the truth will set you free...aboard is not for me ,make l dey enjoy my small achievement for Nigeria.My life no like stress 5 Likes |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 2:44pm On Apr 18 |
Eriokanmi: Now I understand your point but The refusal rate for Canadian tourist visas is currently quite high, especially for individuals without a travel history. An agent I know has even ceased processing Canadian tourist visas and is now only handling student visas, as the risks outweigh the benefits. This agent confided in me that some of his clients have been refused, and because they paid in full due to his previously high approval rate over the last year, he doesn't know how to inform them of the refusal. He has invested their money in some building projects, so he keeps telling them that the visa process is delayed by IRCC. This is reflected in the silence of this group, as most people seldom share details of their visa refusals. Please, if you are using an agent, try to ask for your login because some agent might conceal the refusal due to financial reasons. 3 Likes |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 1:28pm On Apr 18 |
id4sho: i guess is "MANY" he wanted to write =) |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 1:19pm On Apr 18 |
Eriokanmi: "He has never been to NA countries before but has been to EU for training twice in the past" is this a typing error because this statement is confusing if you mean he has never been to any country but travel to Europe twice |
Travel / Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by uchennay: 7:49pm On Apr 13 |
ednut1: so it possible to claim extra point by filling one have a relation in Canada that one do not know is whereabouts and after get nomination na to explain to visa officer it unknown relation since VO wont bother to check the requirement ..that good plan to gain point ooo..information is important |
Travel / Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by uchennay: 3:17pm On Mar 19 |
Ashirioluwa: you can request gcms note as foreigner living outside of Canada under the Privacy Act only and it free https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do?lang=en 1 Like
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