Study Permit Challenges for Nigerian Applicants
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Hello, gurus in the house. I appreciate your continuous contributions to our questions. Please i also have a question that i dont understand in the SP process. For someone that is not living in abuja and lagos, Is it advisable to do an upfront medical and how long is a medical valid?
hello, all
so I have recently been to Canada (visiting) and I have a UCI number and my biometrics is still valid, paid my first year already, my living expenses fees too is already in Canada and also my sister's husband wrote a guardianship letter stating he will be my guardian during my course of study. what effect (speed up) will this have on my application, I am submitting my application today for winter 2021, hope it's not too late
so I have recently been to Canada (visiting) and I have a UCI number and my biometrics is still valid, paid my first year already, my living expenses fees too is already in Canada and also my sister's husband wrote a guardianship letter stating he will be my guardian during my course of study. what effect (speed up) will this have on my application, I am submitting my application today for winter 2021, hope it's not too late
Are your parents both still alive, and are here in Nigeria??! Can you explain to the VO why you want to study what you’re going to study, your love for it and why you choose to go to Canada and not study in your home country and how the course will help you land a job and begin a career in Nigeria??! That could Help
caipsnotes
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Majority of the times when an applicant is called for an interview it's because the visa officer needs to verify some information from the applicant or it can be because the applicant has been randomly selected for a quality assurance review. In GCMS notes, the reason for the interview is not disclosed and is always redacted. Also see Conducting interviews
Both parents birth certificates needed... Siblings BC too if possible... and on your imm student visa forms be sure to include details of family in Nigeria... Then I believe the course you’re hoping to apply for is offered in more than one university in Nigeria, so you’ll have to convince the VO in a well detailed SOP, reasons why you chose not to study that course in Nigeria... And how studying Abroad will help put you in a position above those who didn’t, blah blah blah... It has to go beyond just the shallow cliche, “quality of education in Canada”...
To the best of my Knowledge,I don’t believe any one (Nigerian) has gotten full approval... AIP is what’s been in circulation to applicants to provide a measure of reassurance on future approvals... If you have received your AIP, I would advice you rest easy and begin online classes.
I still havent got my AIP. Have many people also not got their AIP? pls let me know