Thanks for your response. Do we need to specify the reason of taking the family members in the SOP? Also, is additional 4000 CAD enough to be shown in the gic account for one family member?I applied for my study visa together with my wife and 2 kids. We got all got approved.
You don't need to specify the reason for taking the kids. For the spouse, he/she will need to have his/her own statement of purpose.Thanks for your response. Do we need to specify the reason of taking the family members in the SOP? Also, is additional 4000 CAD enough to be shown in the gic account for one family member?
One additional information pls. Will both the study permit and the dependents visa processing time be the same in case of SDS? Also, is medical test need for minor children as well?
Hi Noelvictoria, from which country are you applying from? Also, for which intake have you applied for SP and OWP? Thanks.You don't need to specify the reason for taking the kids. For the spouse, he/she will need to have his/her own statement of purpose.
For the funds, I'm not sure. During my first application which was denied, I showed CAD50,000 for a family of 4. It was written in the GCMS notes that I don't have enough funds. I increased it to CAD150,000 on my next try, and I was approved.
As far as I know, if you're applying via SDS, it will be for yourself only. The spouse/kids will apply for a visa after you get approved. Just check with IRCC to be sure, but that was the advise I got before. I applied via regular stream so I can include my wife and 2 kids in my application. Some say that it's better to apply via SDS since it's faster and you can show that you family will be staying behind. But there is a chance that they won't be approved. So I took the regular application route.
Medical test is also for minors, but they will have less tests, depending on the age.
I applied from the Philippines. I started last May 2020.Hi Noelvictoria, from which country are you applying from? Also, for which intake have you applied for SP and OWP? Thanks.
Did you receive your approval letter from the University already?hello everyone,
I am arifa waqas from Pakistan. I am going to enroll in a university for MBA in Canada. I want to apply with my husband and 5-month daughter. Kindly guide me what are the chances of visa success.
yes i get approval letter from the universityDid you receive your approval letter from the University already?
Before you apply, make sure that you have all your documentation ready. Documents that are not in English should be translated accordingly.
The main things that the Visa officer will check would be the following;
- Proof (monetary funds) that you are able to provide for yourself and your family during the duration of your study.
-Were you able to pay for the first year of study (tuition fees)
-Ties to your home country
The main reason normally for non-approval is usually proof of funds. Although your husband will be issued an open work permit, the Vo assumes he will not be able to get work right away, so you need to show you can support your family during that time.yes, i get app
yes i get approval letter from the university
my question is whether to proceed my application with my spouse reduce the chances of my visa?
if yes, then why?
Alright, thanks alotThe main reason normally for non-approval is usually proof of funds. Although your husband will be issued an open work permit, the Vo assumes he will not be able to get work right away, so you need to show you can support your family during that time.
You can submit the documents at the same time, and pre-covid you get the result at the same time as wellAlright, thanks alot
can you guide me whether my spouse application will take the same time as mine?
Thanks sir,You can submit the documents at the same time, and pre-covid you get the result at the same time as well