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Lol if you only knew the struggle i had to go through to get that amount. That 5k is great and if you work part time then you're good.
Accommodations are a big part of the monthly expenses so im sure what you submitted should be good.
I'm still saving from my salary til i leave as well but that will be for miscellaneous expenses like the air fare, winter clothes, school supplies etc.
Another question, did you submit a police report with your application? Thats what i am waiting on to submit mine..the police records office is closed til further notice so im a sitting duck til then
I have another question. Have you ever travelled to any country that requires visa such as US, Australia and or Canada? I noticed a lot of people from India have been refused visa because they’ve never traveled outside of their home country
Yes i have been to the US and other Caribbean Island. I have heard that too but they don't exclusively deny based ln that. It depends on yoir profile and if they believe you will return at the end of your studies
Yes I did because it is a requirement. Where do u live? Whichever parish you live go to their Area Police Headquarters and do it. You can do it at Area 2 Police HQ which is located at Pompana Bay, Tower Isle, St. Mary. Theirs is not closed and I find it weird that they are closed. As it relates to miscellaneous my aunt gonna buy a winter jacket etc. Faith can make things happen
Yes i have been to the US and other Caribbean Island. I have heard that too but they don't exclusively deny based ln that. It depends on yoir profile and if they believe you will return at the end of your studies
Great. I’ve been to Canada, US and the Caribbean. I recently went to Canada and both visa’s are valid
Yes I did because it is a requirement. Where do u live? Whichever parish you live go to their Area Police Headquarters and do it. You can do it at Area 2 Police HQ which is located at Pompana Bay, Tower Isle, St. Mary. Theirs is not closed and I find it weird that they are closed. As it relates to miscellaneous my aunt gonna buy a winter jacket etc. Faith can make things happen
I'm in Kingston and i had already paid for it and done the processing.Went back to collect it only to find out that that the office is closed because of some air quality issue but I'm optimistic that they will reopen this week.
Its great that you have some help. This process is no joke. Maybe if we both grt through we can travel together. I plan to leave in December. You?
Great. I’ve been to Canada, US and the Caribbean. I recently went to Canada and both visa’s are valid
Ok thats good so you won't have to worry about this.
I'm in Kingston and i had already paid for it and done the processing.Went back to collect it only to find out that that the office is closed because of some air quality issue but I'm optimistic that they will reopen this week.
Its great that you have some help. This process is no joke. Maybe if we both grt through we can travel together. I plan to leave in December. You?[/QUOTAs long as you follow the checklist you have no worries. Are u submitting online? I recommend you do so. If you doing it yourself watch YouTube. The Agents are expensive and will charge you a lot of money for something you can do yourself
My projected travel time is December too. And girl we are going to get through lol. I recommend that you do the application online it’s process in less time. Also try to do the application yourself because the Agents will charge you one bag a money. Watch YouTube for the steps and you should be fine. Another is that you are to ensure that you submit your transcripts and degree/certificates.
I would never think to apply on paper have no time for that. I'm doing tge application myself. I helped a friend with hers last year and she got through so im comfortable doing it on my own.
Didn't see where transcripts and degree certificates was a requirement..haven't heard of anyone who submitted thosw but will look into it before applying.
I copied this from the visa office instructions-Jamaica:
Academic and work documents:
one photocopy of present academic standing (up to date transcripts);
postsecondary transcripts;
all certificates and diplomas;
any current or previous employment letters if applicable.
You must provide evidence of all current and past education and work experiences.
- u must submit the following items:
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Family Information Form (IMM 5707), fully completed, dated and signed. You must
answer every question. If not applicable, write N/A.
Include all cancelled or expired passports, if applicable.
If you do not reside in your country of citizenship, provide your work permit or temporary
stay permit.
Original Police Certificates:
You must provide a police certificate from your country of residence if you have
not done so in the previous 12 months.
If you or any accompanying family member has criminal convictions, you must
provide an original police certificate from that country where you were convicted and
provide a personal explanation of events leading to the convictions.
You must also provide an original police certificate from any country you have lived
in longer than 6 months in the previous 10 years.
Photocopy of the letter of acceptance from your educational institution in Canada, even
if you are intending to study for a period less than six months.
Academic and work documents:
one photocopy of present academic standing (up to date transcripts);
postsecondary transcripts;
all certificates and diplomas;
any current or previous employment letters if applicable.
You must provide evidence of all current and past education and work experiences.
Evidence of sufficient funds to live and study in Canada: you must show the ability to
cover all costs including cost of living, tuition, travel, books, etc. for one year of study if
your course is longer than one year.
Recent original bank statements issued within one month prior to the application.
Bank statements should show your name and your spouse’s name, the date the
account was opened, the account balance, average balance and turnover. Printouts
of online statements are not acceptable.
If you are employed, submit a recent original letter of employment. The letter
should show the job position, salary, length of employment and other details.
If you own a business, submit a copy of your business license, or other business
documents such as contracts providing proof of income from a business, recent
original bank statements for the business (showing turnover, balance, etc.) issued
within one month prior to the application for any and all bank accounts.
If you have income from other sources, submit evidence. For example, copy of
current valid pension documents, proof of income from rental properties, proof of
interest from bank accounts, or certified letter from bank regarding participation
bonds, etc.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/index.asp
Lol thanks for the info. I have that form as well but i don't believe everything on it is necessary. Though it does help to be sure.
Lol thanks for the info. I have that form as well but i don't believe everything on it is necessary. Though it does help to be sure.
Ok. Girl I’m worried about the declared funds
I understand but i think you should be good. I'm sure the anxiety is crippling.
Still here waiting on word re the police report. Its so frustrating! It's the only thing I'm waiting on.
Did they ask you to do biometrics and medical already?
Trust me it’s not the best feeling. I did submit medical based on the initial program I applied for which would bring me in close contact with people. A medical is not need for Management courses
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