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ivolt:
That's a great ROI for illegal immigrants who spent far less than $35K to reach Sweden.

It really isn’t that lucrative, the reason they can offer that sum is because you have to remember that these Scandinavian countries have very generous welfare systems so the average family who live there is eligible for that amount yearly so if they take this amount of money to leave, the government is actually coming out ahead.

OgaTheTop2:
Can you imagine.. Filmed him without his consent. Mischievous op... Nigerians have serious problems...I mean, serious problems.

Yes the serious problem is a lack of shame. How do you find more fault with the person who filmed this man vs. A public servant asking for bribes?

OyoTunjiUSA:
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You have started with your gang ups. Where is the weird post ? Are you working inside the US embassy in Canada ?

The original poster cannot go further so the need to hire mercenary in order to cover lie all in the name to accuse OyotunjiUSA 😊

Where is the tie to Canada ? She landed just 2 months ago ? And you are in Canada yourself?

PR can be revoked . Citizenship by other means aside of birth can be revoked.

Nigerians in Canada applying for B1-B2 for the first time inside Nigerian passport gets 5 years visa. Bye.

PR is a pretty big tie. Why does the fact that PR can be revoked relevant? A US visit visa can be revoked; also even with a visa or visa free access with a Canadian passport every time you cross the border you still have to prove ties, lack of a criminal record, have a purpose etc.

OyoTunjiUSA:
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@metarverse2

* Thank you for your observation. We are learning every days. Can you pls shed light on this ?

1. What happens to the PR card of a newly arrived 30 yr old man in Canada who was caught molesting a minor?

2. What happens (to the citizenship of) a naturalised Canadian citizen who was caught trying to detonate explosive in the public ?

3. USA embassy grants Nigerians 5 year B1-B2. Do you mean as a Nigerian living in Canada you are entitle to a 10 years B1-B2 VISA ?

4. What is the business of the USA embassy in Canada with the 3 years she spent in the UK ?


Awaiting your reply sir.

1) you might get your PR revoked, doesn't matter either way as if you catch those charges you aren't crossing the border.
2) Nothing, citizenship is not revoked unless you became a citizen fraudulently
3) Nobody is entitled to anything as a non-citizen
4) The five eye countries (US, UK, CA, NZ, AU) all share data, it helps her case for a visa if she has a travel history and was never out of status or deported from one of those countries.

OyoTunjiUSA:
Hey 🤠

1. As a PR in Canada you are not holding a Canadian citizenship yet. Fine , you have all the rights of a Canadian citizens except voting. The idea behind giving you a Canada PR is for you to stay and work in Canada without the need to worry about VISA and related issues. Extended absence in Canada can get a PR revoked.

2. That aside. I also want you to understand that the USA and Canada share the most security informations and many many Canadian citizens, Permanent residents , and professional workers who looks suspicious, have criminal history or does not have a meaningful reasons for visiting the USA have gotten " Entry denied" and the measures are still in place.

3. Therefore, the USA B-2 VISA you are seeking is not automatic because the USA immigration authorities will look at you exactly as a Nigerian.

4. If i am paid as a professional to give you advice then to me, 2- months is too soon to want to obtain a USA tourist VISA on a flimsy excuse to visiting your friend and a USA Army boyfriend.

5. You can be communicating with your friends via social media platforms and wait till Xmas holiday to visit UNITED STATES. Your USA Army boyfriend can even initiate visiting you.
Use this period to assimilate yourself with Canada, more jobs, bank accounts, driving licence, residency rules etc.


Best Wishes 🙏

What a weird post, they should definitely apply for a US visa as soon as possible, esp since there is a wait for getting an interview. If you have PR getting a US visa will be easy, since having PR is a big incentive to not overstay or work illegally in the US. US visa officers will view her as a Nigerian with Canadian PR.

As a Canadian visiting the US is not a big deal, we go over there for.day trips etc or sometimes just to eat dinner and go back if you live in places like Windsor. Also, having a US visit visa is important as you might have to go to the US for work trips, to catch a flight etc.

papikushz:
personally I am not a person that talks too much or react rather.
I made a mistake and I realized it
but I wondered how long to keep silent and being pushed around.
so school policy is that we aren't suppose to be a replacement for staff.
and believe me I have taken alot of racial slurs but being a Nigerian I am still getting accustomed to making a report. that is a new thing to me. my last place of work sometimes I felt abuse and over used, they overwork us as students. I try to ignore but for how long will I do that, lastly I missed my old supervisor who fought for us about this now I have a new supervisor who is new to the job and wants them happy.
All I can say is I learnt my lesson.

Yes you aren't a replacement for staff but especially towards the end of your placement you should be working independently just with supervision and a lower caseload/workload. The reality is not everything is racism, being in healthcare/nursing there's a lot of hierarchy, bullying that goes beyond just race related. If you feel you are being treated unjust document it etc but you have to be professional at all times.

Kaymanz:
Good day everyone,

I need your input here. I recently lost my elder sister, who was a permanent resident in Canada, and we are planning to lay her to rest soon.

I have applied for and received a visitor's visa to attend the burial in Canada. Currently, I work as an accountant and earn relatively well as an entry-level staff.

Would it be a good idea for me to leave my job here in Nigeria and use this as an opportunity to relocate, considering that I only have 6 months to secure a job in Canada that could sponsor my work permit?

I would like to know my chances of securing a job or converting my visitor's visa to either a work permit or a study visa.

Please, I need your input, as I am very confused at the moment.

How are you going to relocate on a visitor visa? You can apply for a study permit right now. No one is going to sponsor you on a visit visa it, every job you apply for usually as if you have authorization to work in Canada and once you say no your application is thrown out. I would just apply for express entry from out of the country since you have experience and a degree.