I submitted master cert. and transcript 2010 to accra when i initially apply. my status is inprocess since april last 2011. i got addition stm feb 2012 that they have satrted processing my application. i quoted over 17 yrs trainning for my education. in the area of my primary school education there is no way to specify the beginning and end end of the programm, may be they will know that nigeria primary education for everbody is 6 yrs.EMO said:
Seun, you seem to be doing well with your application. I don't think there is any cause for alarm The next thing that will happen by the Grace of God will be your MR. Congrats in advance.Seun said:
The first law of motion applies across all facet of life. There is always a basis for every opinion. could you please share with me via PM in case you don't want to go public on this.Right said:
So we were scheduled for the next day's flight and off we were to Lagos. My family and I went about visiting parents and loved ones saying not so tearful goodbyes :-\ Lagos traffic no be am On the 29th my son clocked 1yr old,a happy day. Plenty packing and buying of foodstuff and the eventual giving away of things so as not to have excess luggage., no traffic! It took us 3 hours to get checked in,our bags checked by customs and immigration to let us through to the boarding gates. Because we were extra careful, we had no excess luggage. Trust our customs people,they took one look at my food items and named their price. I gave them less than half and we went on our merry way. By 8pm we were waiting to board our 9:50pm flight which delayed for another 2hrs . Then we were in the air and I had my first cold shock. The plane was coooooooooooolllllllldddddddddd. No idea why it had to be so cold. A little sleep and we were in Frankfurt. The 6 hour wait went by quickly especially when we bumped into a friendly Nigerian woman who was also going to Canada. We were transfered to Air Canada and they took off on time. I loved their hospitality. Their food was nice,edible and given frequently. Enough movies too watch. Unfortunately I couldn't watch any as I had to chase my son all over the plane :-[ The guy was so excited and kept going for the white women The air hostesses nicknamed him 'a ladies man' and then shop for some necessary items. I only just got connected to the internet 30minutes ago and here I am giving you guys my landing story. It snowed a bit 2 days ago and we're supposed to be in spring :-X Shovelling snow can be annoying. On the job front, I have been visiting immigrant services centres and I hope to hear good news soon. Many people have said this before and I want to repeat it, money goes FAST in this place. Come with enough. Calgary is a very big place and Canadians are friendly people. I look forward to you guys coming over. Barsindoo!!!! To others who have progressed in their applications in one way or the other, congrats. And yes landed folks please holla so we can connect. I still don't understand this skype of a thing :-[ God bless you all.
Congrats Jada on your landing. Please tell us more as events unfold.Jada said:Hello everyone, it's been a while since I viewed this thread and for good reason too. By the grace of God I and my family have finally landed in Canada ;D ;D ;D The story goes thus:
24th March 2012
After a week of virtually little or no sleep, we were set to leave Enugu for good. Unfortunately Aero contractors decided to show themselves by cancelling our flight
25/03/2012 - 29/03/2012
It was a hectic week in Lagos
30th - 31st March 2012
D-day! We took off from Ojota at 4pm and got to Murtala Muhammed Int'l airport by 5pm,I was shocked
Frankfurt wasn't as cold as I expected. The airport is massive. My son had a ball running around and I had white people staring at me whenever I backed him :
It took 9hours to get to Calgary, Alberta and once again it wasn't as cold as I thought. I did get tired of the flight though. The immigration process didn't take time as there was hardly anyone there. We were through in about 30 minutes and then we were met by a friend who came to pick us up. He took us to his place,fed us with pounded yam and ogbono and the off we went to our rented apartment. All of a sudden it got very cold at night and we were shivering before we got to our place. Thank God for portable heater.
1st April till date
It has been a hectic week. We had to go get our SIN number before we could get a sim card :
Egrace yes I am here
Congrats dear, Canada shall be fruitful for you and your familyJada said:Hello everyone, it's been a while since I viewed this thread and for good reason too. By the grace of God I and my family have finally landed in Canada ;D ;D ;D The story goes thus:
24th March 2012
After a week of virtually little or no sleep, we were set to leave Enugu for good. Unfortunately Aero contractors decided to show themselves by cancelling our flight
25/03/2012 - 29/03/2012
It was a hectic week in Lagos
30th - 31st March 2012
D-day! We took off from Ojota at 4pm and got to Murtala Muhammed Int'l airport by 5pm,I was shocked
Frankfurt wasn't as cold as I expected. The airport is massive. My son had a ball running around and I had white people staring at me whenever I backed him :
It took 9hours to get to Calgary, Alberta and once again it wasn't as cold as I thought. I did get tired of the flight though. The immigration process didn't take time as there was hardly anyone there. We were through in about 30 minutes and then we were met by a friend who came to pick us up. He took us to his place,fed us with pounded yam and ogbono and the off we went to our rented apartment. All of a sudden it got very cold at night and we were shivering before we got to our place. Thank God for portable heater.
1st April till date
It has been a hectic week. We had to go get our SIN number before we could get a sim card :
Egrace yes I am here
Pa Jada, Congrats on your safe landing. The entire Naija forum wish you a fruitful life in Canada your new home. The Lord shall take control of the whole family, you will not regret for ever going there. The Lord that started the journey will surely crown it with good and well paying job!MIDAS said:
hi jada congrats on ur landing. I wish u d very best in d days to come.Jada said:Hello everyone, it's been a while since I viewed this thread and for good reason too. By the grace of God I and my family have finally landed in Canada ;D ;D ;D The story goes thus:
24th March 2012
After a week of virtually little or no sleep, we were set to leave Enugu for good. Unfortunately Aero contractors decided to show themselves by cancelling our flight
25/03/2012 - 29/03/2012
It was a hectic week in Lagos
30th - 31st March 2012
D-day! We took off from Ojota at 4pm and got to Murtala Muhammed Int'l airport by 5pm,I was shocked
Frankfurt wasn't as cold as I expected. The airport is massive. My son had a ball running around and I had white people staring at me whenever I backed him :
It took 9hours to get to Calgary, Alberta and once again it wasn't as cold as I thought. I did get tired of the flight though. The immigration process didn't take time as there was hardly anyone there. We were through in about 30 minutes and then we were met by a friend who came to pick us up. He took us to his place,fed us with pounded yam and ogbono and the off we went to our rented apartment. All of a sudden it got very cold at night and we were shivering before we got to our place. Thank God for portable heater.
1st April till date
It has been a hectic week. We had to go get our SIN number before we could get a sim card :
Egrace yes I am here
The required amount (depending on the number) doe not have to be 100% cash. You carry 50% cash, 50% bank draft or travelers cheque, whichever you fancy. Just make sure it is up to the tune of the amount prescribed by CIC.NAIJA1 said:
