In that case what kind of explanation can we give so that the visa officer will approve our student visa. I'm applying for a one year program, I used to work but not now so I want to study. Can you give a suggestion how can I get the visa.
I’ve been refused twice, Do I still have a chance?
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I don't want to guide you wrongly as myself got rejected 3 times. so what i would advice you is to search and as questions in this forum and many good people will try to help you.
Thanks for that. I need little guidance bec I got my graduation certificate 2013 since then I worked so I need some proper sop so I would get the visa.
Just provide your information honestly on your application. Don't try to make unsubstantiated claims. The visa officers are not fools, they are well experienced and they process thousands of applications a month. They can straightaway tell by looking the application if your a genuine applicant or not very easily.
Then we can't tell that we want to live in Canada, even though if we don't have intension to live there how can we prove that we will leave Canada after education. Even though if we are honest how can the VO understand. Is it by age or education level, if it is how does he filter and how can I explain them that I need only education.
If you just needed the education, why do you need to travel halfway across the world and spend thousands of dollars? The visa officer will wonder why and it makes absolutely no sense to your education. What kind of school and course did you choose? Aree you picking a good university like UofT or McGill? or is it a degree mill suggested by your immigration consultant?
Yes, exactly that's what I also think like that. I hve been working as network engineer for past 6 years. In a medium level company, I need to gain more knowledge and explore. Which I can't get that hear. So I'm taking cybersecurity program for a year. So it would help to build a carrier with more options.
No PG Diploma. Cybersecurity one year program. I want to gain more knowledge ethical hacking and security. Which I'm not getting much info in real-time.
Still, your choice of studies and course is weak and your education and experience background does not convince to the visa officer that you are a genuine student.
You have 6 years of experience and are flying half way around the world for a PG program likely from an unknown college. I think that is the problem. Most PG program students have <3 years work experience. If you were applying for a Master's then you would have a much greater chance.
I'm not getting the skill and guidance hear, and I can't find proper workshops. So how can I convince VO to approve my visa.