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Canada raises study permit, visitor visa processing times for Nigerians

Canada has raised processing time estimates for several temporary residence applications, including study permits and visitor visas for applicants in Nigeria, according to the latest update from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

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Canada raises study permit, visitor visa processing times for Nigerians
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Canada has increased its processing time estimates for temporary residence applications from Nigeria, including study permits and visitor visas, according to the latest IRCC update. The change affects how long Nigerian applicants can expect to wait for decisions on these categories.

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