studying again after pgwp refusal

[manindermangat]

hey. i just wanna know if pgwp gets refused due to some study permit violations and a person decides to study again, does he have to apply for a new study permit or he can extend his previous study permit and do another 8 month course ?

 

[Naturgrl]

hey. i just wanna know if pgwp gets refused due to some study permit violations and a person decides to study again, does he have to apply for a new study permit or he can extend his previous study permit and do another 8 month course ?

When did you graduate? If 90 days past graduation then you need a new study permit. Most likely you will need one because it takes months to process and get response on PGWP. You will need to show funds, career/education progression, ties to home country etc.

 

[manindermangat]

i did not applied yet.
so suppose if there is a violation under my study permit and i do not apply for pgwp...Instead i extend my study permit and enroll in a new 8 month programme. then what happens ?

 

[Naturgrl]

i did not applied yet.
so suppose if there is a violation under my study permit and i do not apply for pgwp...Instead i extend my study permit and enroll in a new 8 month programme. then what happens ?

You apply for a PGWP after the 8 month program, and you may get a 8 month or year PGWP. A year PGWP is really a waste if you cannot find a skilled job and get a year of Canadian experience.

 

[manindermangat]

and i do not need to submit my previous programme on which i had study permit violation....just the new 8 month programme right ?

 

[Naturgrl]

and i do not need to submit my previous programme on which i had study permit violation....just the new 8 month programme right ?

If you graduated from the program then you have to declare it. But IRCC will know what you studied so no sense in hiding it. For the 8 month program, you need to show education and career progression in home country to justify costs. So you need to show that you will get xx job in xx field and make xx much more money by taking the program vs. not taking the program.