Hello even i have a similar situation i have done my 10th from cbse school scored 6.8 cgpa n I finished my 12th in 2013 with 68% in cec field after that i did job as an early childhood teacher in a private school for 2 years till 2015 in 2015 i got married n after that i wasn’t able to do job as i was settled in Saudi Arabia n had a baby now I would like to complete my studies as my baby is grow up n i can give time for my self I would like to go for a diploma in early childhood teacher course i have given my ielts these are my bands l-6.5 r-6 w-6 s-7 overall band 6.5 i have total 3 yrs gap can i get visa indian consultants are telling my case is very weak n one more thing I would like to take my husband n child with me any suggestions would be appreciated
Gap of 3 years can i get student visa i m also married
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Why he said your case is weak. Because of study gap???? I don't think so.
You can apply any time . you just need to creat strong filling . Try to collect more documents than required. And its better if you apply alone.
Good luck
What more documents are needed he told it’s really very hard to get student visa with a gap n taking dependents along with u they suggested me to leave my 2 n half years daughter in india with my husband n apply alone waitb fr 6/7 months then apply for dependent bt itz just impossible for me to leave my daughter here with hubby as she vill need me any suggestions would help
Yes he is right that its hard to get visa with infant. Once you get your visa. You can apply later for husband and baby .
After my visa gets approved i cn apply fr them n take them with me at the first place it self ?
Hello,
I have studied in a Canadian institute and I have seen many married couples moving to Canada along with their children. Your spouse would be eligible for an open work permit if your student permit is approved. Make sure you to prepare a strong SOP!
Cheers!
Thank you bt can u tell me what vill makemy sop strong that they accept my study permit with my dependents accompanying me ?
Although I am not an expert in writing SOP, here are a few pointers that I had used and I think may be helpful for you:
- Start with a brief introduction of your academic background as well as work experience in the first paragraph
- Give a short progression of your professional growth. Also explain your roles & responsibilities, highlight achievements if any.
- Why you are considering to pursue further education at this stage of your life. Also why have you chosen to study in Canada and the college that you have applied.
- Explain how the program is relevant to your previous work experience and how it will help you to progress in your profession. You can write about a few courses that you will take in the program and connect it with your past work experience/future goals
- Goals after you complete the program, make sure your goals are in sync to the work experience. Write about the career prospects that you will have in India post the completion of the course