Olu moved from Nigeria to Canada with just $650 and tells us how to avoid immigration scams

In this episode of Young & Abroad we sit down with Olu of Canada to uncover the secrets of relocating to Canada on a budget. Learn how Olu made his move with just $650 and discover practical tips, real-life insights, and budget-friendly strategies for making your dream of a new life abroad a reality.
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[@eniola_a]

Hi friends! Please give this video a thumbs up and subscribe, we have a Q&A session coming up with Olu next. You don’t want to miss it 💃🏽
Thank you so much! ❤️

[@olufemiloye]

This was a very insightful session. I enjoyed speaking on the pathways to Canada, the immigration scams to avoid, building a community in your new country, how to get scholarships to make studying in Canada easier for you, and much more. Shout out to Eniolá for being an amazing host!

[@eniola_a]

Olu!! Thank you so much for coming on and sharing your wisdom. I left learning so much and I’m sure everyone watching has to! The fact that you offer all this knowledge for free is amazinggg! 🔥

[@supersleeks]

Olu!!! I liked the video even before watching, and after watching, I also wish I could like the video again and again and again! Great guy! God bless!

[@eniola_a]

⁠@@supersleeksaww thank you so much! Yes he is such a great guy!

[@damilolaadeosun7403]

I love how interactive and insightful this was … ❤❤

[@eniola_a]

Thank you sweetie!! I really appreciate the feedback 💃🏽❤️❤️

[@nalovabecky5733]

Olu is a blessing to this immigration community.
He shares so much that you can really use to achieve goals

[@eniola_a]

He really is! Yes so many gems were shared in this video, thank you for watching!

[@sophieademoye]

Thank you for this!! So helpful for anyone looking to move to Canada 🙏🏾

[@eniola_a]

Thank you for watchingg! I appreciate all your support ❤️

[@tomiolusoga2.0]

This is extremely insightful! Knowledge is truly power and this applies to every aspect of life really. A fantastic first episode and looking forward to subsequent ones 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@eniola_a]

I’m so glad you enjoyed watching it! Yesss knowledge is power!! 💯 thank you so much sis, more to come 🔥💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽

[@oluwatosinmariam]

Welldone Eniola, this was really insightful 🎉🎉❤

[@eniola_a]

Yay! Thank you so much love! 💃🏽❤️❤️

[@olawaleadewara1163]

This is an informative yet interesting episode!!!
If looking to JAPA soon, this is a series you shouldn't miss!

[@eniola_a]

Yess yess yesss!!! Thank you so much Wale! 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽

[@olanrewajuahmed3954]

This is superb and have really motivated my immigration process to Canada.
I pray God makes it easier than my imagination. Aamin.

[@eniola_a]

I’m so glad you found this episode helpful. Amen, I pray for you direction and ease through the process 🙏🏾

[@pakuamoah11]

Thank you.

[@eniola_a]

You’re welcome!

[@mcmoremak6190]

Thank you, very insightful.

[@eniola_a]

Glad it was helpful! 😊

[@chappypee]

650cad when he moved was no small money when converted to naira using the rate at the time. He is doing well.

[@eniola_a]

Enough to start a new life in Canada? 😂 yes he really is

[@musongong6191]

I enjoyed watching
Thank you so much
Then again that means the visitors visa is hard and not advisable to take....

[@eniola_a]

Yayy! I’m so glad you enjoyed watching! Hmm in my opinion visitors Visa is actually easier to get, Olu’s point was that you cannot work or get your residency through a visitors visa.
All it allows you to do is visit. So if you want to start a life in Canada and move here, visitors Visa is not the way.

[@sophieademoye]

Heavy on “if it sounds too good to be true, check it well” 😂

[@eniola_a]

Yess ohh 😂🤣 that’s a life lesson right there!

[@withKosi]

Please can you explain more how you can change from student to pr

[@eniola_a]

To the best of my knowledge it is still based on how many points you’re able to rack up as of when you’re still a student. So the first step is to calculate your points on the IRCC website using their CRS tool.
Here are a few things that give you points; your age range, family already in Canada, a second degree or French as a second language. I actually applied for my PR while still a student cause I had a professional qualification (ACCA) that counted as a second degree and my sister lived in Canada. However, due to delays caused by COVID I didn’t get my PR until I was done with school. I’d say still give it a try and see if you have enough points to apply.

[@ChukwuEmekaUdoh]

​@@eniola_ais it possible to use an engineering diploma?

[@damilolaadeosun7403]

I’m not even done watching but some of the information OLUFEMI said are what people are paying our dear IG consultants thousands of dollars to get 😅

[@eniola_a]

Yesss you are so right! People are paying 100s of dollars for this information 😭 I’m so glad he came onboard! I’m sure a lot of people will benefit from this