Recent content by mr.expensive

If you're bringing more than $10,000 you'll need to declare at the airport. Regarding putting that money in the bag or with you. You may keep that money in the checked in baggage, or hand carry, or wallet or socks or anywhere. I am not sure if there is any such rule regarding it.

Did you get admission in a university or college? And you applied for what term i.e Fall or winter?

Congratulations =) Wish you all the best for your future

Congratulations =) All the best for your future!

Inshallah you'll receive your visa by Friday.

http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/pakistan/offices-bureaux/islamabad.aspx?lang=eng&view=d#services

I second that

Are you a citizen of South Korea?

In IMM1294 you're required to put the cost of studies as I read it. It doesn't say for how many years so I am not sure why someone would put one years tuition only. If your offer letter say your tuition is $37K a year you add around $10K as your living expense per year. So it should be roughly...

Congratulations =)

Your file number should suffice but I've seen a lot of students writing a cover letter. If you like you may write something like dear visa officer, please find my updated letter of acceptance along with my passport. Sincerely,<your name><file number> Some people also attach medical receipt for...

Hey mead, yes you got it right.

Congratulations! Wish you all the best with your career =)

I doubt you'd qualify for a bank loan as you wouldn't have any credit history like someone mentioned above. You should think about earning a scholarship instead. If you do well you'll probably qualify for scholarship. You may also work on campus in the beginning and save up money for tuition.

If you work hard enough you shall be able to save up enough money to pay your tuition. It's not really that tough to find a job. Keep in mind you'll only work on campus for first six months and thereafter you'll need to apply for off campus work permit. In order to be eligible for off campus...