Study Visa success rate after COVID 19

[daretoamr]

"The British company QS Quacquarelli Symonds, which analyzes global higher education, surveyed 14,416 prospective international students worldwide on the impact of the coronavirus. Among the 2,846 originally planning to come to Canada, 54 per cent intended to defer entry by a year, 9 per cent wanted to study in a different country and 6 per cent wanted to stay in their home country. Cumulatively, the number of lost applicants for Canada — those choosing another country or opting to remain home — is 15 per cent, which is similar to the United Kingdom. By comparison, it is 26 per cent for the European Union, 14 per cent for the United States, and 13 per cent for Australia. "

Would the above mentioned stats make the visa success rate be higher than before ?!

 

[canuck78]

it's hard to make a comment on that but considering the economic loss and a decline in jobs any country will less likely be accepting new immigrants before things get better but its safe to say that canada will be accepting immigrants more than ever before once the situation is in control but currently it's hard to even make an educated guess.

Wouldn’t agree that Canada will be accepting more immigrants than ever before. Will depend on the economy. With automation increasing many jobs are also slowly disappearing.

 

[Accountingdude2893]

If anything i think they will take in less immigrants, not more, but I could be wrong

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Wouldn’t agree that Canada will be accepting more immigrants than ever before. Will depend on the economy. With automation increasing many jobs are also slowly disappearing.

Canada is surprisingly reluctant to implement robotics and AI into their operations unlike the US so no not for the short term at least

 

[daretoamr]

guys i was only wondering about international students and their studies at Canada unis and colleges not the immigrants as whole

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

guys i was only wondering about international students and their studies at Canada unis and colleges not the immigrants as whole

Depends. If you go to a good university then your chances will be high. If you go to some shady college then chances are lower

 

[daretoamr]

Depends. If you go to a good university then your chances will be high. If you go to some shady college then chances are lower

in my case it is Langara College in Vancouver

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Not that well ranked. What level of program? Bachelors, diploma?

 

[daretoamr]

Not that well ranked. What level of program? Bachelors, diploma?

Post-Degree Diploma

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

If you write a good SOP and your program is linked to your previous studies then you should be fine.

 

[tanzirmahim]

If you write a good SOP and your program is linked to your previous studies then you should be fine.

what about university of Winnipeg? (bachelors program)

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

what about university of Winnipeg? (bachelors program)

Bachelor's and university combination is always higher chance than diploma/college. But again, you need a good SOP for why you are doing the program you chose.

 

[elham hadynia]

Guys, I have submitted my online application to get study permit for CPA Western School of Business. do you think I have chance to get approval in it?