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Chingy said:
Just send d passports, no qualms
@ Chingy, how have you been? any news from AVO?PPR wait is killing me, it has even disrupted my plans. God knows best
 
Thank you all for the replies, I have sent the passport . I pray the missing stamp does not raise Any issue.
 
siddy15 said:
Our PPR email came earlier today exactly a month after we did my newborn's medicals. I give God the glory and pray that everyone still awaiting an update will get theirs within the next couple of days.
Congrats .
Amen to your prayers .
Cheers
.
 
canada4mind said:
I need landed snrs to help me with this question. I will be landing this month end with my family: my wife and 2 infants(twins). Please, advice me on all the things we should have in place b4 our journey. We are more kin about the babies. Thanks in advance
Depending on your preferred flight carrier ......you should be fine.
As much as possible ,avoid any Arabian carriers because of your babies.
Get some form of temporary jackets for them......even though the tolerance level is low but it's good to have for their temporary use on arrival before you get suitable ones for them.
Make sure you have shoes for them that will temporarily shield the winter at the airport for them too before you get winter shoes for them after arrival.
Medications .....medications ......have them handy even if you have to look like a chemist/pharmacist ;D.This is necessary before you get your health cards depending on which province you land.....it will be mostly needed in provinces where it takes 3 months from registration date to get your health cards.
Even if you're going to provinces where the health card will be available for you immediately (i.e Alberta ),you still need drugs for immediate attention to your babies for cold,cough and catarrh .
Just like you said,you and spouse can endure but be careful not to expose them unnecessarily because their immune system to cold,catarrh and cough may still be low.
I think you should go with handy food for your kids too especially through out the duration of the flight........prepare well for this stuffs if you're taken any Arabian carrier because of their long flight periods.
For EUROPEAN carriers ,the cumulative flight period is around 16hrs and should be fine for you guys to deal with as opposed to average of about 30 cumulative flight time for Arabian carriers ;D
Cheers.
 
kollins said:
Depending on your preferred flight carrier ......you should be fine.
As much as possible ,avoid any Arabian carriers because of your babies.
Get some form of temporary jackets for them......even though the tolerance level is low but it's good to have for their temporary use on arrival before you get suitable ones for them.
Make sure you have shoes for them that will temporarily


shield the winter at the airport for them too before you get winter shoes for them after arrival.
Medications .....medications ......have them handy even if you have to look like a chemist/pharmacist ;D.This is necessary before you get your health cards depending on which province you land.....it will be mostly needed in provinces where it takes 3 months from registration date to get your health cards.
Even if you're going to provinces where the health card will be available for you immediately (i.e Alberta ),you still need drugs for immediate attention to your babies for cold,cough and catarrh .
Just like you said,you and spouse can endure but be careful not to expose them unnecessarily because their immune system to cold,catarrh and cough may still be low.
I think you should go with handy food for your kids too especially through out the duration of the flight........prepare well for this stuffs if you're taken any Arabian carrier because of their long flight periods.
For EUROPEAN carriers ,the cumulative flight period is around 16hrs and should be fine for you guys to deal with as opposed to average of about 30 cumulative flight time for Arabian carriers ;D
Cheers.


Thank you for the advice. You are well appreciated sir. God bless
 
Preferred said:
Routine medications is a must. See your Doc before going.

You may also visit the naija applicants thread and the landed naija thread too.

There are quite a lot of information there on what and what not to take

Thank you preferred. May God bless you
 
kollins said:
Depending on your preferred flight carrier ......you should be fine.
As much as possible ,avoid any Arabian carriers because of your babies.
Get some form of temporary jackets for them......even though the tolerance level is low but it's good to have for their temporary use on arrival before you get suitable ones for them.
Make sure you have shoes for them that will temporarily shield the winter at the airport for them too before you get winter shoes for them after arrival.
Medications .....medications ......have them handy even if you have to look like a chemist/pharmacist ;D.This is necessary before you get your health cards depending on which province you land.....it will be mostly needed in provinces where it takes 3 months from registration date to get your health cards.
Even if you're going to provinces where the health card will be available for you immediately (i.e Alberta ),you still need drugs for immediate attention to your babies for cold,cough and catarrh .
Just like you said,you and spouse can endure but be careful not to expose them unnecessarily because their immune system to cold,catarrh and cough may still be low.
I think you should go with handy food for your kids too especially through out the duration of the flight........prepare well for this stuffs if you're taken any Arabian carrier because of their long flight periods.
For EUROPEAN carriers ,the cumulative flight period is around 16hrs and should be fine for you guys to deal with as opposed to average of about 30 cumulative flight time for Arabian carriers ;D
Cheers.

Great
 
Hello People,

Compliments to you all. Please I need your advice as regards this situation. My family and i intend travelling to Manitoba this month end and i noticed that most flight have stop overs in USA, do we need a transit visa to enter the USA???

Thank you for your response
 
HisGrace said:
Hello People,
Compliments to you all. Please I need your advice as regards this situation. My family and i intend travelling to Manitoba this month end and i noticed that most flight have stop overs in USA, do we need a transit visa to enter the USA???
Thank you for your response
Most likely,transit visa may be needed even if its just one minute stay in the US.
If you check British Airways,not sure their gateway into Canada is through US...rather,they mostly enter Canada via Heathrow airport which you do not need transit VISA.
Cheers.
 
Thanks bro


thebaft said:
For the Canadian passport, please click the link below to download forms and read the application instructions ...

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/residents/passport.asp

For the Nigerian passport, read some of the links below to get familiar with the application process and fees ...

http://www.nigeriahcottawa.ca/citizen-services/e-passport-application
http://www.nigeriahcottawa.ca/citizen-services/birth-in-canada
http://irb-cisr.gc.ca/Eng/ResRec/RirRdi/Pages/index.aspx?doc=453847

There is no age restriction in applying for a Passport (a challenge in taking a baby's picture at the passport offices may arise anyway), but I do know some airlines have restrictions on the age of babies flying in their airplanes. I hope this helps. Cheers!
 
hello forumites,
I notice a little change on my ecas this weekend. I noticed that my home address has been added to my mailing address. now it's two sets of address on display. but my home address is the same with mailing, so why the need to "multiply" it?
 
4lashyme said:
hello forumites,
I notice a little change on my ecas this weekend. I noticed that my home address has been added to my mailing address. now it's two sets of address on display. but my home address is the same with mailing, so why the need to "multiply" it?
My Guy noticed same, but not last weekend but during the week.
 
I notice same too. Have you done your medicals? I guess this was updated by AVO. What do you think?



4lashyme said:
hello forumites,
I notice a little change on my ecas this weekend. I noticed that my home address has been added to my mailing address. now it's two sets of address on display. but my home address is the same with mailing, so why the need to "multiply" it?
 
samuel.eled said:
I notice same too. Have you done your medicals? I guess this was updated by AVO. What do you think?












I think that it is something general because i checked my status now and i observed two addresses. I already have my visa,though.
 
Please praise the Lord for me and my family. Our PPR just came in after 5 months. All our prayers have worked. For those still expecting, yours will surely come IJN.