1. This is the main thing I have to prove like my family (parents) are living in Pakistan but I with my spouse in Uae so should I leave my spouse behind now and then later on my spouse can apply for open work permit? Will it help?
2. So right now I am bachelors in chemistry this degree is enabling me to teach only in secondary schools in uae the salary is good but if I get my Masters degree I can apply for assistant professorand can further on give professor role in universities in uae this will get me double the salary and career growth.
3. I got graduated from American university of sharjah (I was on study permit in uae) in dec 2017 and then taken break of 4 months in Pakistan then I got offered for teaching role in uae. My goal is to pursue PHD in chemistry and teach at university level. Now since past 6 months I have been working here in the role I mentioned above.
4. My university from which I graduated American university of sharjah which is ranked 2nd in uae and 7th in all of middle east does not offer Masters in chemistry and there are not much options for masters in chemistry in uae and in pakistan as well.
Does these reasons sound good enough? Because they all are genuine and I am not making them up.
Right so
1) Yes your parent's would prove that you would want to visit them and for the same reason if your spouse can stay in the UAE without you requiring you to be there in the UAE with him/her then you should do that. Once you are in Canada as a student you can then apply for a spousal visa which will enable them to have an open work permit, however, do note that this is tied to your student visa. It's not clear if your spouse is Emarati but that would be an additional benefit as you would be having spousal or resident visa.
2) Fair enough career progression is a valid reason. Emphasize the fact that you have identified opportunities that are available to you in the UAE post completion.
3) Yes, I was born UAE and I am aware of the University you are talking about. Double check on their website and ensure no masters is there before stating that in your visa. If there is a similar course in American University you can compare to your program in York University and highlight the good points that you feel make it worth more.
They sound valid. Write a SOP and then probe it like you are a visa officer. See as if you are someone who does not know about you and find out where there is any point missing or some detail you can add. Be genuine in your SOP, have good IELTS and good academics and you should get your VISA without issue. Amount of work experience is less but since you graduated recently I don't think that's an issue.
Universities are easier to apply than colleges since a lot of people use colleges to go for PR since it's cheaper. Get admission, get you PGWP and then you can apply for PR once your completed college. Good luck