SPECIFIC NOTES FOR STUDY PERMIT PERMIT REFUSAL 2017

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SPECIFIC NOTES FOR STUDY PERMIT PERMIT REFUSAL
2017

• What it takes to choose a right course for you to
  study?

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• Although, Canada is very attractive to the
  international students as recently announced last
  December of 2016, that earning a qualification in
  Canada would earn an additional points to your
  Comprehensive Ranking System (CPRS) e.g.
  obtaining two ( 2) year studies for diploma or
  certificate course equates to 15 points and
  earning master or bachelor degree gives an
  equivalent of 30 points. In addition to this they
  may also get a Post-Graduation Work Permit -
  depending on the duration of the course intended
  to undertake by a student, not to mention when
  getting a work permit may still renew as work
  permit rule for four (4) cumulative rule has been
  removed, which may lead to your permanent
  resident application if you are eligible to
  apply. But what really confusing for others is
  how they going to get their study permit
  approval, regardless if they do it by yourself or
  with an agent. Let us share you some helpful
  information for you to weigh in all the relevant
  information and documents you may have in case
  you already prepared your application and is
  about to submit to the visa office taking into
  consideration the specific visa instructions,
  it is imperative to note that anywhere you are in
  any part of the world you can submit youre study
  permit application, either online or via paper
  based application, for as long as you have a
  valid work permit or visa at the time you
  submitted youre application to study in Canada.
  The criteria and eligibility assessment are the
  same, except it only differ with a specific visa
  instructions of which county you are supposed to
  submit your study permit application.

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• A client from India has contacted us regarding
  his previous refusal of study permit in Canada,
  he intends to study in a certain university in
  Canada, upon learning his refusal regarding
  other seasons your proposed studies are not
  reasonable in light of one or more of your
  qualifications, previous studies, missing mark
  sheets, academic record, level of establishment,
  language abilities, or your future prospects and
  plans. This would have been quite difficult to
  understand if someone has not gone in dealing
  with several applications which fall on the same
  grounds of refusal in their study permit. It is
  true enough, anyone can apply and do it by
  yourself (DIY ) or represent by an agent - but
  this doesnt guarantee a 100 approval as the
  visa office will look into the information and
  documentary evidence submitted by the client.

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• He had no issues financially as it looks like he
  is capable to covering tuition fee cost, travel
  cost and living cost in Canada and any other
  expenses which may incur during his propose
  studies to Canada, but he may have a little
  issues about his motivation to study in Canada
  noting that his education history shows a low
  grade point average, and unable to demonstrate a
  logical progression of his course as to why he
  choose to study that course in the university,
  given the course he has done in the past.
  Further to this, though he has an IELTS total
  score of 6.5, he has 5.5 in writing, which the
  visa officer concluded, that it would have been
  difficult for a student to study in Canada noting
  the language use to study in Canada is English
  and French in some region. From our point of
  view, the student have taken the IELTS and has
  been assessed for admission to the university
  with the IELTS score he has had and has been
  admitted by the university, is it really one of
  the basis of having low IELTS score of 5.5 in
  writing as one of the criteria for determining
  and assessing the application to the context of
  bonafide student? WE also note, that in the study
  permit University student visa instructions for
  (May 2016) excerpt Test result taken within the
  last 24 months to demonstrate ability in the
  language of proposed study- again, there is no
  clear score indicated therein as to demonstrate
  meeting the required score on IELTS.

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• WE understand the specific visa instructions for
  University students and Student Partners
  Program (SPP), IELTS for SPP a total band score
  of 6.0 and no lower than 5.5 in other areas
  category policy and General category when
  submitting the application, as it posted at the
  embassy website, however, we believe in our
  opinion, it may be correct to address certain
  low average academic score of qualification,
  study course progression among others but, to
  give and include to emphasize of having an
  IELTS of 5.5 in writing is not reasonable to
  identify and concluded that the student is not
  bonafide, common, most international students who
  are studying abroad in an English speaking
  environment would likely to improve their skills
  from listening, speaking and writing - it
  should not be in part of the low score in
  writing basis that the student may not complete
  the course and that he is not a genuine student!
  While, there is no clear statement of the
  regulations for this category of study permit -
  stating that the international students should
  have a higher score on IELTS, in particular
  with the writing skills, for them to be able
  to qualify to apply for a study permit.

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• Choosing for a course to study in Canada would
  have an impact to your study permit application
  and therefore, when contemplating to study in
  Canada, choose a right course for you, depending
  on your existing qualification, skills,
  experience and interest, it is best to consider
  that it must be related, (and the progression of
  the course is credible enough) but not to the
  point entirely that it is almost similar as it
  will attract a possible refusal in the end.
• Moreover, with the changes in place last July of
  2016 from IRCC, which they can no longer issue a
  study permit duration entirely, if the
  international students will be studying the
  combine courses e.g. English studies, bundle
  with diploma or certificate courses. In other
  words, an applicant may only get one (1) study
  permit entailing the duration of his 1st course,
  assuming he has been granted a study permit, and
  s(he) will need to renew his study permit there
  in Canada, once the 1st course has been
  completed, to continue with another bundle
  course. As we reiterate, they will no longer
  issue the total duration of your study permit in
  case you choose to study in combine courses, as
  the visa office raised concerns, that student may
  not guarantee the completion of studies.
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• For online assistance to your study permit
  application or refused study permit and wishing
  to reapply? Contact Visa Online Assistance by
  sending an e-mail at info_at_visaonlineassistance.com
  or visit http//www.visaonlineassistance.com for
  more information.
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