Travelling, studying, migrating, or relocating to Canada is the dream of every Nigerian.
Canada is the best study destination for Nigerian students and the ideal work environment for skilled and unskilled job opportunities.
Nigeria is a great country blessed with numerous human and natural resources.
But living in Canada would provide you with wider opportunities in academics, career, access to healthcare, and security, among other reasons.
The first step to travel or live in Canada is to get visa approval from the High Commission of Canada to the Nigeria office in Abuja.
Three (3) Canadian Consular offices in Nigeria are in Port Harcourt, Lagos and Abuja.
But the High Commission of Canada Office in Abuja provides Nigerians visa services.
This post will walk you through Naira’s Canadian Visa categories and application fees.
Let me know in the comment if you have any questions or need further clarification. I would love to hear from you.
Also, at the end of this article, you will find links to read more about studying and working in Canada.
Table of contents
Canada Visa Fee in Nigeria
For this purpose, I would use the Canadian Dollar (CAD) to allocate the visa fees, equivalent to the CBN rate of 323.36 when writing this post.
Temporary Residence
| Type of Visa | Visa Application Fee (CAD $) | Visa Application Fee (₦) |
|---|---|---|
| Study Permit | CAD 150 | ₦48,503 |
| Study Permit Renewal | CAD 350 | ₦113,174 |
| Work Permit | CAD 155 | ₦50,120 |
| Work Permit (including extensions) – per group (3 or more performing artists) | CAD 465 | ₦150,360 |
| Open Work Permit Holder | CAD 100 | ₦32,335 |
| Restore your Status as a Worker | CAD 355 | ₦114,791 |
| Visitor Visa (including super visa) | CAD 100 | ₦32,335 |
| Visitor Visa – per family (1 fee per family of 5 or more people) | CAD 500 | ₦161,677 |
| Extend your Stay as a Visitor | CAD 100 | ₦32,335 |
| Restore your Status as a Visitor | CAD 200 | ₦64,671 |
| Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) | CAD 7 | ₦2,263 |
| International Experience Canada | CAD 156 | ₦50,443 |
| Temporary Resident Permit | CAD 200 | ₦64,671 |
Permanent Residence
| Type of Visa | Visa Application Fee (CAD $) | Visa Application Fee (₦) |
|---|---|---|
| Permanent Resident Cards | CAD 50 | ₦16,167 |
| Permanent Resident Travel Document | CAD 50 | ₦16,167 |
| Permit Holders Class | CAD 850 | ₦274,852 |
| Your application (without right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 335 | ₦108,324 |
| Right of Permanent Residence Fee | CAD 515 | ₦166,528 |
| Protected Person | CAD 570 | ₦184,312 |
Business Immigration
| Type of Visa | Visa Application Fee (CAD $) | Visa Application Fee (₦) |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | CAD 2,140 | ₦691,980 |
| Application (without right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 1,625 | ₦525,452 |
| Include your spouse or partner | CAD 1,365 | ₦441,380 |
| Include your spouse or partner (without right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 850 | ₦274,852 |
| Include a dependent child | CAD 230 | ₦74,371 |
Caregivers
| Type of Visa | Visa Application Fee (CAD $) | Visa Application Fee (₦) |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | CAD 2,140 | ₦691,980 |
| Application (without right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 1,625 | ₦525,452 |
| Include your spouse or partner | CAD 1,365 | ₦441,380 |
| Include your spouse or partner (without right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 850 | ₦274,852 |
| Include a dependent child | CAD 230 | ₦74,371 |
Economic Immigration
| Type of Visa | Visa Application Fee (CAD $) | Visa Application Fee (₦) |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | CAD 1,365 | ₦441,380 |
| Include your spouse or partner (without the right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 850 | ₦274,852 |
| Include your spouse or partner | CAD 1,365 | ₦441,380 |
| Include your spouse or partner (without right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 850 | ₦274,852 |
| Include a dependent child | CAD 230 | ₦74,371 |
Humanitarian and Compassionate
| Type of Visa | Visa Application Fee (CAD $) | Visa Application Fee (₦) |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | CAD 1,085 | ₦350,840 |
| Include your spouse or partner (without the right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 570 | ₦184,312 |
| Include your spouse or partner | CAD 1,085 | ₦350,840 |
| Include your spouse or partner (without right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 570 | ₦184,312 |
| Include a dependent child | CAD 155 | ₦50,120 |
Family Sponsorship
Adopted Children and Other Relatives
| Type of Visa | Visa Application Fee (CAD $) | Visa Application Fee (₦) |
|---|---|---|
| Sponsor your relative (22 years or older) | CAD 1,080 | ₦349,223 |
| Sponsor your relative (22 years or older without right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 565 | ₦182,695 |
| Sponsor a dependant, adopted child (or child to be adopted) or orphaned relative | CAD 150 | ₦48,503 |
| Include the spouse or partner of your relative (without the right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 155 | ₦50,120 |
| Sponsor your relative (under 22 years old and not your dependent child) | CAD 665 | ₦215,031 |
| Sponsor your relative (under 22 years old and not your dependent child, without right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 150 | ₦48,503 |
| Include the spouse or partner of your relative | CAD 1,085 | ₦350,840 |
| Include the spouse or partner of your relative (without right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 570 | ₦184,312 |
Parents and Grandparents
| Type of Visa | Visa Application Fee (CAD $) | Visa Application Fee (₦) |
|---|---|---|
| Sponsor your parent or grandparent | CAD 1,080 | ₦349,223 |
| Sponsor your parent or grandparent (without the right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 565 | ₦182,695 |
| Include the spouse or partner of your parent or grandparent | CAD 1,085 | ₦350,840 |
| Include the spouse or partner of your parent or grandparent (without the right of permanent residence fee) | CAD 570 | ₦184,312 |
| Include a dependent child of your parent or grandparent | CAD 155 | ₦50,120 |
Spouse, Partner or Children
| Type of Visa | Visa Application Fee (CAD $) | Visa Application Fee (₦) |
|---|---|---|
| Sponsor your spouse or partner | CAD 1,080 | ₦349,223 |
| Sponsor your spouse or partner without right of permanent residence fee | CAD 565 | ₦182,695 |
| Sponsor a dependent child | CAD 150 | ₦48,503 |
| Include any dependent child | CAD 155 | ₦50,120 |
Citizenship
| Type of Visa | Visa Application Fee (CAD $) | Visa Application Fee (₦) |
|---|---|---|
| Adult (18 and over) | CAD 630 | ₦203,713 |
| Stateless adult (18 or over) born to Canadian parent | CAD 100 | ₦32,335 |
| Minor (under 18) | CAD 100 | ₦32,335 |
Other Citizenship Fees and Services
| Type of Visa | Visa Application Fee (CAD $) | Visa Application Fee (₦) |
|---|---|---|
| Citizenship certificate (proof of citizenship) | CAD 75 | ₦24,251 |
| Search for your record of citizenship | CAD 75 | ₦24,251 |
| Resume your citizenship (18 and over) | CAD 530 | ₦171,378 |
| Resume your citizenship (under 18) | CAD 100 | ₦32,335 |
| Renounce your citizenship | CAD 100 | ₦32,335 |
| Right of Citizenship | CAD 100 | ₦32,335 |
Inadmissibility
| Type of Visa | Visa Application Fee (CAD $) | Visa Application Fee (₦) |
|---|---|---|
| Authorization to return to Canada | CAD 400 | ₦129,342 |
| Inadmissible on the grounds of criminality | CAD 200 | ₦64,671 |
| Inadmissible on the grounds of serious criminality | CAD 1,000 | ₦323,355 |
| Repay your removal expenses | CAD 1,500 | ₦485,033 |
| Temporary resident permit – per person | CAD 200 | ₦64,671 |
Other Applications and Services
| Type of Visa | Visa Application Fee (CAD $) | Visa Application Fee (₦) |
|---|---|---|
| Biometrics | CAD 85 | ₦27,485 |
| Employer compliance fee | CAD 230 | ₦74,371 |
| Employer compliance fee – group of entertainers (3 or more) | CAD 690 | ₦223,115 |
| Verify your status or replace an immigration document | CAD 30 | ₦9,700 |
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What’s protected person?
Can you help me with the total estimate cost of the fees to pay for permanent resident visa to Canada? Also permit to work
What’s protected person?
A protected person is a foreign national who has been granted protection in Canada. This means that they are not considered to be a refugee, but they are also not considered to be a citizen or permanent resident of Canada. Protected persons have the right to live and work in Canada, but they do not have the same rights as citizens or permanent residents.
Protected persons are typically granted protection in Canada if they are facing a risk of torture, cruel and unusual treatment or punishment, or a risk to their life if they are returned to their home country. They may also be granted protection if they are stateless or if they have been persecuted in their home country.
Total estimate cost of the fees to pay for permanent resident visa to Canada?
The total estimate cost of the fees to pay for permanent resident visa to Canada and permit to work vary depending on the type of visa you are applying for and your personal circumstances. However, the general fees include:
1. Application fee: CAD$1,040
2. Right of Permanent Residence fee: CAD$500
3. Biometrics fee: CAD$85
4. Work permit fee: CAD$155
5. Work permit extension fee: CAD$100
What’s the difference between work permit and open work permit holder?
What are the specific fees to pay for a permanent resident visa?
Can someone get permanent resident visa, then get job permit and right of resident while in Canada already?
What’s permit holder class?
What’s the difference between work permit and open work permit holder?
A work permit is a document that allows a foreign national to work in Canada temporarily. An open work permit is a type of work permit that does not restrict the holder to a particular employer or occupation. This means that an open work permit holder can work for any employer in Canada in any occupation.
The main difference between a work permit and an open work permit is the level of flexibility they offer. A work permit is more restrictive, as it only allows the holder to work for a specific employer in a specific occupation. An open work permit is more flexible, as it allows the holder to work for any employer in any occupation.
What are the specific fees to pay for a permanent resident visa?
The specific fees to pay for a permanent resident visa vary depending on the type of visa you are applying for. However, the general fees include:
1. Application fee: CAD$1,040
2. Right of Permanent Residence fee: CAD$500
3. Biometrics fee: CAD$85
Can someone get permanent resident visa, then get job permit and right of resident while in Canada already?
Yes, it is possible to get a permanent resident visa and then get a job permit and right of resident while in Canada already. However, there are a few things to keep in mind:
1. You must have a valid job offer from a Canadian employer in order to apply for a work permit. The job offer must be supported by a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), which is a document that shows that the employer has been unable to find a Canadian citizen or permanent resident to fill the position.
2. You must have a valid permanent resident visa.
3. You must meet the other requirements for a work permit, such as language proficiency and education requirements.
If you are able to meet all of these requirements, then you can apply for a work permit while you are in Canada as a permanent resident. Once you have a work permit, you can start working and earning money. You can then use this money to support yourself and your dependents while you apply for permanent resident status.
What’s permit holder class?
Permit holder class is a classification used by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to categorize temporary residents who hold a work permit or study permit. The permit holder class is used to determine the rights and privileges that a temporary resident has while in Canada.
There are four different permit holder classes:
1. Temporary resident worker: This class includes temporary residents who hold a work permit. Temporary resident workers have the right to work in Canada, but they do not have the right to live permanently in Canada.
2. Temporary resident student: This class includes temporary residents who hold a study permit. Temporary resident students have the right to study in Canada, but they do not have the right to work in Canada.
3. Temporary resident visitor: This class includes temporary residents who hold a visitor visa. Temporary resident visitors have the right to visit Canada, but they do not have the right to work or study in Canada.
4. Other temporary resident: This class includes temporary residents who hold a work permit or study permit that is not included in one of the other three classes.
The permit holder class is an important factor to consider when applying for permanent resident status. If you are a temporary resident worker or student, you may be eligible to apply for permanent resident status under the Canadian Experience Class. However, if you are a temporary resident visitor, you will not be eligible to apply for permanent resident status under this class.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Good day, please can someone applied for visiting visa and use the opportunity as a visitor to secure job in Canada and raise money to switch from visitor to permanent residents and also get permanent job permit?
Yes, it is possible to apply for a visitor visa to Canada and then use the opportunity to secure a job and raise money to switch to permanent resident status. However, there are a few things to keep in mind:
1. You must have a valid job offer from a Canadian employer in order to apply for a work permit. The job offer must be supported by a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), which is a document that shows that the employer has been unable to find a Canadian citizen or permanent resident to fill the position.
2. You must have enough money to support yourself and your dependents while you are in Canada. The amount of money you need will depend on your living expenses and the length of time you plan to stay in Canada.
3. You must have a clean criminal record.
4. You must meet the other requirements for permanent resident status, such as language proficiency and education requirements.
If you are able to meet all of these requirements, then you can apply for a work permit while you are in Canada as a visitor. Once you have a work permit, you can start working and earning money. You can then use this money to support yourself and your dependents while you apply for permanent resident status.
I am just an SSCE holder but want to further my education to the college in Canada. Pls is it possible and how many years Visa do I need and the cost
Hello Bolaji,
What college are you apply to study in Canada?
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Please I would like to work and school in Canada can atleast 2M process my travel
Hello James,
Are you applying for undergraduate or postgraduate studies?
Undergraduate am going to school and work first timer
James,
Two million naira is not sufficient for an undergraduate student visa.
Hello please how can I pay Canada student visa application fee in Naira to Canadian embassy
Hello Moses,
You can make the payment with a Domiciliary dollar master card.
Hello James, I want to working and schooling in Canada how do I apply for undergraduate.
Badmus,
What school are you applying to in Canada?
Good morning Sir. Please I need an admission to Canada university. I want to study Construction Project Management Masters Program.
Can I get a university that accept 3,000 CAD or below as deposit? Thanks Sir
Good morning!
Tuition fees vary among universities and programs in Canada, and they can range significantly depending on the institution and the specific program of study.
While it’s unlikely to find a reputable university that requires a deposit as low as 3,000 CAD, there are universities with relatively affordable tuition fees for international students.
Here are a few universities in Canada known for offering competitive tuition fees:
1. Memorial University of Newfoundland
2. Brandon University
3. University of Manitoba
4. University of Prince Edward Island
5. University of Northern British Columbia
6. University of Saskatchewan
7. University of Regina
What’s the requirement for student visa, if you’re going with your baby and husband please and the fees with work permit?
To obtain a Canadian student visa, also known as a study permit, as a student with a baby and a spouse, there are specific requirements you need to fulfill.
1. Acceptance to a Designated Learning Institution (DLI): First and foremost, you need an acceptance letter from a Canadian educational institution designated by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Ensure that the institution you plan to attend is on the DLI list.
2. Proof of Sufficient Funds: You must demonstrate that you have enough money to cover your tuition fees, living expenses, and the expenses of your accompanying family members during your stay in Canada. The exact amount required may vary depending on the institution, program, location, and family size. It is advisable to consult the institution or check the IRCC website for the specific financial requirements.
3. Proof of Identity: You and your family members will need valid passports or travel documents.
4. Letter of Explanation: You may be required to submit a letter explaining your purpose of study, plans after graduation, and your intent to return to your home country after completing your studies.
5. Medical Examination: You and your family members may need to undergo a medical examination by an approved panel physician to ensure you meet the health requirements.
6. Police Clearance Certificate: You and your spouse may need to provide a police clearance certificate from each country you have resided in for more than six months since the age of 18.
7. Language Proficiency: Depending on the program and institution, you may need to provide evidence of your proficiency in English or French by taking an approved language test such as IELTS or TOEFL.
Fees
The fees for a Canadian student visa and work permit vary and are subject to change. As of September 2021, the application fees for a Canadian study permit are CAD 150 for the primary applicant, CAD 150 for a spouse or common-law partner, and CAD 150 per dependent child. Additionally, you may be required to pay for biometrics collection, which is CAD 85 per person.
Work Permit
If you wish to work while studying in Canada, you can apply for a work permit as a student. The work permit allows you and your spouse or common-law partner to work off-campus for up to 20 hours per week during the academic session and full-time during scheduled breaks.
The fee for an open work permit is CAD 100, and the processing time varies.
Good afternoon please someone wants to send me invitation from Canada but I want to go there and work how I’m I going to do that and it’s going to cost me how much. Thanks
If you are interested in going to Canada to work, there are several steps you need to take. Here is a general overview of the process:
1. Determine Eligibility: Check the eligibility criteria to work in Canada. The Canadian government has various programs and streams, such as the Express Entry system, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), and work permits. Determine which program suits your qualifications and circumstances.
2. Find a Job: Look for employment opportunities in Canada. You can explore online job portals, networking platforms, or connect with Canadian employers directly. It’s important to secure a job offer or have a confirmed employment arrangement before proceeding with the next steps.
3. Employer’s Support: Once you have a job offer, your employer may need to go through certain processes, such as obtaining a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) or providing a written job offer, depending on the type of work permit you require.
4. Work Permit Application: Apply for a work permit based on the specific program or stream you are eligible for. The process and required documentation may vary depending on your circumstances. It’s important to review the requirements and follow the instructions provided by the Canadian government.
5. Application Fees: There are fees associated with applying for a work permit in Canada. The cost varies depending on the type of work permit and the processing time. Make sure to check the most up-to-date fee information on the official website of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
6. Additional Expenses: Apart from the application fees, you should also consider other costs such as medical examinations, language proficiency tests, translation of documents, and any travel expenses.
Hello, please do you have any legitimate agents for Canada visa
None, at the moment
Please,how can I make payment I tried online but it keeps on telling me transaction failed.. please I need ur help
Uchenna,
Are you using your Nigerian Mastercard for the payment?
Please any suggestions on what course I can study for my masters in Canada? and how long will it take for. processing ?
You can study several courses for your Master’s in Canada, depending on your interests and career goals. Some popular methods include:
1. Business Administration
2. Computer Science
3. Engineering
4. Education
5. Environmental Science
6. Public Health
7. Social Work
8. Psychology
9. Communication Studies
10. Creative Writing
The processing time for your Master’s in Canada will vary depending on the university and program you choose and your application status. Typically, it can take 4-8 weeks for a Canadian university to process an application. However, it is essential to note that some programs have specific deadlines and requirements that may affect processing times.
To ensure that you have the most accurate information on processing times for the course and university of your choice, you should check with the respective institution’s admissions office.
Pls can I get marketing course ?
Yes, Samuel
Can the payments be paid using the Naira debit card?
No, OG
You can only make payment for the Canadian visa using a USD or dollar prepaid card.
I want to study in Canada (masters) please how do start, I don’t even know the names of their institution. Please can you help out since you know more….
Hello, Augusta,
What field of study are you pursuing for your masters in Canada?
That will help me give you the best recommendations.
Hello,
Pls how much is medicals and police report for canada study visa
Hello Toibat,
The cost of medicals and police reports for a Canada study visa from Nigeria varies depending on several factors, such as the medical center and police station you visit and the type of medical examination and police clearance you require. However, to give you an idea of the possible costs involved, here are some estimated costs:
1. Medical examination: The cost of a medical examination for a Canada study visa can range from ₦35,000 to ₦60,000 or more, depending on the medical center you visit and the type of examination required.
2. Police clearance certificate: The cost of obtaining a police clearance certificate for a Canada study visa can range from ₦5,000 to ₦20,000 or more, depending on the police station you visit and the type of clearance required.
It is important to note that these are just estimates, and the actual cost may vary depending on your application’s specific requirements and circumstances.
You should contact the relevant medical center and police station for more accurate information about the costs of obtaining your medical examination and police clearance certificate for a Canada study visa.
I have a degree in law. I want to apply for study visa. How do I get started and what course or school should I apply for. Thank you. I await your response.
Hello Eva,
What is your study plan?
Do you want to start all over in Canada?
Please can you us get job in canada as i will lik to appy for spouse, partner and children visa.
Am very much interested in moving to canada with my family
Yes, it is possible.
What specific information do you need?
Hello
I have been given admission in one of Canada university in fall. How is the visa processing fee for a student visa?
Regard
Efe
Congratulations on your admission.
The processing fee for a Canadian study permit (student visa) is CAD $150.
You may also need to pay biometrics fees of CAD $85 if required. Please note that fees are subject to change, so it’s always a good idea to check the official Government of Canada website for the most up-to-date information.
Hello,
Please I would like to know the step by step process for Canadian visa application.
It’s for my sons, ages 24, and 22.
I would like to know how to go about it.
Thank you.
Hello,
Are your sons applying for a student visa?
Good afternoon, Am a Computer Graphics Designer, so I will need a Permanent Work Permit & also Residence…what is the ratio percent of the visa granted…my whatsapp for more guideline
To get a Canadian work permit as a graphic designer from Nigeria, you will need to follow these steps:
1. Find a job offer from a Canadian employer willing to hire you as a graphic designer. You can search for job openings on job boards such as LinkedIn, Indeed, or Glassdoor or contact Canadian companies directly.
2. Once you have a job offer, your employer must obtain a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) from Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC). An LMIA is a document showing a need for a foreign worker to fill a job that a Canadian citizen or permanent resident cannot.
3. Once your employer has obtained an LMIA, they will provide you with a copy of the document, which you must include in your work permit application.
4. You must apply for a work permit through the Canadian government’s website or at a Canadian visa application centre (VAC) in Nigeria. You must provide various documents, such as your passport, job offer letter, and LMIA, and pay a processing fee.
5. Your application will then be reviewed by Canadian immigration officials, who will decide whether to approve your work permit. If approved, you will be issued a work permit to work in Canada as a graphic designer for the duration of your employment contract.
It’s important to note that the Canadian government has specific requirements for work permits. The process can take several months, so starting the application process as early as possible is essential. You may also want to consult a Canadian immigration lawyer or consultant to help you navigate the application process.
Good morning? pls am interested WhatsApp me on phone
Hi Olarenwaju I’m graphic designer looking to migrate to Canada how can you be of help
Hello Damilola,
Working as a graphic designer in Canada from Nigeria may be possible, but there are several steps you will need to take. Here are some suggestions:
1. Research visa requirements: You will need a work permit or visa to work legally in Canada. Research the visa requirements and application process on the Government of Canada’s immigration website to ensure you meet the eligibility criteria.
2. Build a strong portfolio: To stand out as a graphic designer in Canada, you will need a strong portfolio that showcases your design skills and creativity. Make sure to include a variety of projects that demonstrate your versatility and proficiency in different design software and tools.
3. Network: Networking is critical to finding work in any field, and graphic design is no exception. Join professional organizations or groups, attend industry events, and connect with other graphic designers online to expand your network and learn about job opportunities.
4. Apply for jobs: Once you have your work permit or visa, a strong portfolio, and a network of contacts, start applying for graphic design jobs in Canada. Look for job postings on job boards, company websites, and social media, and tailor your application to each position.
5. Be prepared for cultural differences: Canada’s unique culture and workplace norms may differ from Nigeria’s. Research Canadian workplace culture and customs, and be ready to adapt and learn as you navigate your new work environment.
How are these payments made?
Online
I’m a HND holder in microbiology, I don’t know which of the visa I can go for, asides I want to go there to work, I don’t know the fastest route I can take
Hello Habeebah,
What kind of work are you looking at getting in Canada?
I need a permanent resident visa with work permit. How much is it and how do I go about it?
Chisom,
The cost for a permanent visa is in this post.
Let me know if you have any further questions.
Am Olabode Taofeek Adeyinka, HND holder, please How much am I going to pay for biometric.
$85 CAD per person
Please, how much is dependants Visa( husband and two kids)
Adekunle,
What visa category?
Pls I need more informations about Canada,if you have a watsap number I can reach out to,will be glad to chat privately. God bless you
Kanny,
Use the comment here to ask your questions.
I will be glad to assist you.
As per the work visa,
What are the requirements,
Any other payment aside 50,120,
What’s the assurance and can I apply with a verging passport.
Hello Adedayo,
See the requirements and cost of applying for the Canada work visa here.
Hi Mr blessing
Hello Peculiar,
Do you have a question for me?