Is there any chance to get a Canadian study visa if you were rejected twice?
Canada embassy sends a rejection letter if anyone got a refusal with mentioned points why they are refusing you. As you said above you had two prior refusal of student visa but didn’t mention reason for not getting visa. You can reapply for student visa with introduce a declaration letter mentioning clarifying points for prior reason.
What are my chances of getting a study permit visa to Canada for a master’s program from Nigeria?
What are my chances of getting a study permit visa to Canada for a master’s program from Nigeria?if you been accepted into a master program at a Canadian university.If you have a clear criminal record.If you have the money to pay for your study and living expenses.Then your chance is very good. Without the three criteria , your chance getting a student visa is very slim.Please note that there are other factors than might affect your application.
Application for Canadian Study Permit?
Hi, I desperately need a reliable answer as soon as possible to get my study permit, so I'm asking desperately a knowledgeable person to help me. I have received a decision from Master's program in Canadian University for fall 2013 admission. Because I am a US citizen, I need a study permit to study in Canada. Since my admission was conditional until recently, I am now able to apply for study permit. I searched websites and learned that, unless exceptional case, there's only a slim chance that I can get my study permit on time. Does anybody aware of a method that really hasten the process of the study permit application? Based on my research, I have found several countries where processing time of it is much faster than others. Should I mail paper application and required documents to Canadian embassy of one of those countries to hasten my study permit Approval? Or should I fly to one of those countries to apply? Would that be okay? Lastly, would it be okay to apply study permit online and apply paper application by visiting one of canadian embassies at the same time? I have contacted embassies and received only general answers. They seem to just copy and paste what's on their websites. I also tried to contact CIC, but, may be because of the currently ongoing strike action, they never answer. So finally I got here to ask people on the internet. I would really appreciate for your help.
What are my chances of getting a Canadian study visa after a 2-year gap after 12th?
Thanks for A2A.Only Canadian Immigration department can decide your fate. Colleges and Universities will accept you and issue an offer letter and then it will be sent to Canadian Immigration department to decide whether or not to grant you a student visa.To improve your chances of acceptance, please refer below points;Duration of the course should be more than 1 and a half yearChoose a University and not a collegeChoose a course directly related to your graduation filedDiplomas or certificates in the field of your education will work as a blessing in disguiseShowing work experience in the filed of your education will increase your chances too.As the gap is more than 1 year, the immigration department will check your application closely. The will accept the applicants who look more sincere about education and not the one who come there for immigration (PR) purposes only.Hope this helps.
Can I work in Canada with a study permit?
Alright, here's the deal, I'm a resident of America but I plan to attend school in Canada. The issue is, I'm 18 (and therefore a legal adult) but I need to complete 12th grade before starting college. Problem is, I didn't get to complete the 12th grade before leaving my old country and need to do it here. Now, the concern is that I want to work while attending school but I'm not sure I can do that with a study permit for high school. Can I?
Canadian Study Permit Application Questions...?
It says "The cost of my studies will be (in Canadian dollars)", then has a spot for tuition, room and board, and other... Is this asking for the combined total (I'll be studying for 2 years) or is it asking per semester? They want the total of the school fees, for as long as the course is. I'm also going to stay with a friend for a few weeks until I get my own apartment, so I'm not sure of the cost of my rent at this time... You need to know that rental. Also, how do I calculate "other"? not sure about that. Also it asks if any member of my family has ever been convicted of a crime. Should I put yes if my brother was arrested 10 years ago? YES you do - you are required to tell the truth. That IS what they are asking. Would that effect ME being able to get the permit, when I have no criminal background? It might, it might not. You'll have to take your chances. It also asks how my expenses will be paid (giving me options of "myself/parents" or "other")? What if it will be a combination of my own money and student loans? Assuming you are not a canadian citizen or a permanent resident - you will NOT be entitled to apply for canadian student loans. if you have grants or scholarships from your own country - then you state that as your source of finances. if you have savings you state how much you have saved. if your paremts are paying, you state how much they are paying. Frankly if you do not already have this money available to you when you send in the application - I do not think you will be approved. You need to have all the money you require to live on, buy food, bus fares etc, and you must pay for your own healthcare. Maybe buy health insurance. And you must be able to show CIC that you already have it - now. Immigration officer have been know to deny entry to anyone who does not have enough money to support themselves.
What are my chances of getting Canada study visa, as I got a 6.5 overall band but 5.5 in writing (76% in 12th with medical stream 2018 passout)?
Have you assessed your chances of being accepted to a university with one 5.5?Have you even applied for university?University application requirements dictate what IELTS scores are the minimum to apply.You have to get accepted to a university to apply for a study permit.Many Canadian universities will not accept applicants with a 5.5.So figure out which university will accept you with a 5.5 in writing before you even consider a study permit.
What are my chances of getting a Canadian student visa with 89.4% and 6.5 bands?
89.4% marks and 6.5 IELTS score will definitely help you in getting a student visa in Canada. Most of the universities set the minimum criteria as 6.5. Please check your eligibility through this website:Do you want to come to Canada, or extend your stay?Following documents is required to apply for a study permit1. Proof of acceptance - Your school or college must send you an acceptance letter. Include the original letter with your study permit application.2. Proof of identity - a valid passport or travel document. Two recent passport-size photos. The name and date of birth of the person should be written on the back of each photo.3. Proof of financial support - You must prove that you can support yourself, and the family members who come with you, while you are in Canada.You can prove your funds with:proof of a Canadian bank account in your name, if you have transferred money to CanadaGuaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) from a participating Canadian financial institutionproof of a student/education loan from a bankyour bank statements for the past four monthsa bank draft that can be converted to Canadian dollarsproof you paid tuition and housing feesa letter from the person or school giving you money orproof of funding paid from within Canada, if you have a scholarship or are in a Canadian-funded educational programIn certain cases you might need a Letter of explanation - This letter helps the visa officer to understand you and your goals. It explains:why you want to study in Canada, and that you understand the responsibilities as a student. You should include this letter if you decide to apply for a study permit even though you are exempt.Please go through the following link to get a detailed insight for the study permit in Canada:Guide 5269 - Applying for a Study Permit outside Canada