Tears as Canada Deports Twins at Airport after Checking Their Application, Reason Revealed
- Two siblings' dreams of furthering their studies in Canada have been shattered after they arrived at the airport
- During checks, officials of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) enquired if they had paid their tuition fees
- Uthman Hauwa Ibraheem, a relocation expert, has shared why the twins may have been turned back at the Canadian airport
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Canada has reportedly deported twins at the airport after the information on their application did not convince Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officials.
A Nigerian techie in Canada, @muvey10, shared the story as she advised people not to migrate to the North American country without sorting out their tuition fees.
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"Don't come to Canada if you have not paid at least your tuition deposits or have an explanation as to how you are going to pay it," she warned.
The twins stuttered before CBSA officials
Narrating the twins' story, @muvey10 said they shared everything with her in DM as they were devastated and didn't know what to do.
According to her story, the twins migrated to study in Canada and encountered CBSA officials at the airport.
When the officials asked if they already paid their tuition fees, the twins replied in the negative. They stuttered when further quizzed on how they intended to pay the fees.
Their answer was quite different from what was on their application, making CBSA officers doubt their statements.
"The CBSA guys were not convinced. They thought their application was fraudulent and they were lying. and were asked to leave Canada and go back to their country," she narrated.
Canada had earlier revealed its immigration application process for Nigerians and other immigrants.
Expert speaks on deportation due to tuition
When contacted on the possibility of one being deported on the grounds of not showing proof of tuition payment relocation expert Uthman Hauwa Ibraheem said it is possible.
She said:
"If it is a tuition deposit they paid, it’s evidence. However, for all applications starting January 1st 2024, every student going to Canada must pay full year school fees.
"This was the new law updated on December 7th 2023.
"So every application now must show payment of complete full year school fees, compulsory living expenses and travel expenses. If not the application will be denied."
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Internet users share their thoughts on the twins' deportation story
That psycho said:
"It’s always bad news from you everyday, I don’t understand."
franxkop said:
"There’s more to this story, tuition payment not compulsory."
Solomon Spence said:
"What you said doesn't make sense. The Supreme court has concluded that you don't need to pay deposit. They would be deported if they misrepresented their financing. They would not be allowed into Canada."
Jeffery Etinosa said:
"Deportation doesn’t mean your visa has been cancelled, all you need to do is pay your deposit fee and book another flight ✈️back, simple."
stellankechii said:
"They didn't give you the real story. My friend entered December 26 2023 without paying a dime. tuition fee is only needed from the school not IRCC pro."
Araaa _Tee said:
"You always bring bad news."
Canada denies Nigerian man student visa over N100m POF
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that Canada had rejected a Nigerian man's visa application after seeing N100 million as his proof of funds.
In a TikTok video, the techie explained that visa application reviewers like storytelling and knocked the man for presenting N100 million as proof of funds for a study visa.
According to her, the visa officials are humans and would deny or approve one's application based on some probabilities.
She said the onus is on the applicant to tell his or her story convincingly.
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