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mieddy

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Feb 7, 2016
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Hi Everyone,
Very interesting and educative forum. Luv it

So, i want to apply for a study permit, but i am pregnant and we have decided to have our baby here (Nigeria)
I plan to apply for January 2017 now as our baby will be 4months old at that time
My questions are:
1. If i apply for 2017 now,would that be a problem?

2. Would my baby being 4 months old then be a problem?
3. Do u guys think my husband should apply for the masters program while i tag along?
If so,would i do a medical test too as he would
Thanks
 
your baby is young and would need your care as a mother, i suggest your husband should apply as for study permit. The question is who will sponsor?
 
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