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Omonoba1981:
@Frankrobbn1

Thanks for your response. I am just 17 years . Completed my secondary school two years ago when I was 15 years and since then have secured 3 admission and refuse 3 times/ 4. After my secondary school I traveled to Canada for visit. Tried converting my visiting permit to Student, got refused and was told it has to be outside canada. Went to US twice to apply from LA got refused. Then Someone Advice I should applied from Nigeria. Came in Nigeria May 9th 2017 to apply after 6months got the last refusal. I am presently back in US with a Visiting Visa and still have 3 year left on my Canadian vising permit.

I just secure admission for BSc in Regina and also 1 year course in Sask poly. But I need to know, what I am doing wrong before applying for the 5th time. More so I have never stayed beyond 6months when ever I visit Canada, I am still valid visitor to US and I plan to apply from US this time. I also have been to Europe and left when I needed. So I said Jangon, because I have never stayed beyond my stay in any coutry I visit.

I presently secure admission also to US community college and got my F-I 20 but I still prefer studying in Canada

So please I need advice!!!

jnyuwa02:
Wrong moniker. They might look at the school to see if it's accredited and legit program. But they don't look at ratings because it is vulgar to do so. Going by ratings, only students admitted to the highest ranked schools will be getting TRV first. But like we saw the other day, someone with admission from Osgoode Law school was rejected by VO. I can see such rejections perhaps maybe this person failed to show how an education in common law Canadian system would be applicable and translated into Nigerian system.

jnyuwa02:
Changing schools is your prerogative to do and will not paint you as desperate. What will paint you as desperate to a VO is having a first class and going for a PGD. They will think you are trying to escape the country. It is usually hard to justify and I won't stop you from trying if you think you can do so. The big question you would have to answer is can you do networking and information system within a master's degree? The rate of denial as somebody said the other day for a PGD/C, is 10:1 as compared to a masters. I agree.

Austinpee4:
Firstly, congratulations on the award of scholarship.

You see, the issue here is really not about the scholarship but about you being able to convince the VO that you will indeed complete your course and leave Canada. So the onus lies on you squarely to satisfy the officer that completing the certification is your primary motive and also why you have to get it in Canada, how it would improve your current circumstance and that your will leave Canada(this is actually the most important).

They are largely not really interested in how you got the scholarship(You can use this to you advantage in convincing them though) or how much your program cost but must be convinced you will obey the conditions that will be imposed on your temporary stay during your program,can sustain yourself and will depart Canada at the end of your authorized stay should your visa be approved.

You can get your TRV approved if you satisfactory convince them. Considering the short term nature of your certification and also considering you won't need to apply for a study permit, you will have to do a good job answering their unending questions of 'WHY'. The onus is on you.

Lastly, you won't have to go to the embassy. All
processing and documentation are submitted at VFS also know as Canadian Visa application center(CVAC).
You can find out more info about them here
https://www.vfsglobal.ca/canada/nigeria/index.html

Austinpee4:
Before you make these considerations, one important thing to ascertain is if the certification is obtainable in Nigeria. This is where it will even start from(from the VO's perspective).

If it is not, then you will have to convince officers why you can't do it else where aside Canada and why you have to do it in Canada considering the expenses and the duration of the program. It will be from that considerations that you will proceed. Aside this, i'm afraid you risk your application to be refused on your purpose of visit even though you may not have to apply for a study permit.

wip7:
Yes, you can apply for a visa EVEN when you have not applied for an admission.

Kj40:
@wip7, 2700USD as deposit for master program equivalent to #1,026,000 at #380/1USD. And u guys said is affordable. Please what is the total amount of money to secure the admission needed at first payment. hmmmmm (takn deep breath)

obinnajr:
FULLNESS OF TIME

IN A NORMAL COUNTRY, NGOZI OKONJO IWEALA SHOULD BE THE PRESIDENT AND BUHARI THE DRIVER

chukwudi44:
"South-south" man is talking

Nduka193:
Mr Austin right?

Wow, a big apology on this. Yes, we had some issues with mixed up deliveries and have sorted the root cause of it since then. Yes, you are right. You need to be thanked for the good gesture. I will have some souvenir shipped to you and you should receive it in the next few days. Again thanks for the good gesture. A 10% off coupon will also be sent to you to use for your next shipment.

Please continue to do good in future oh. LOL.

Best Regards,
Nduka Udeh
President/CEO.