GCMS Notes - Help Me Understand
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You are trying to use a study permit to immigrate to Canada and not leave Canada after your studies. It is in violation of immigration regulations and therefore a study permit cannot be issued to you.
First, State your Bachelor's and degree you sort for in Canada for us to understand more. then how long you have been unemployed? and is your experience in the field of your BSc or the master's you want to pursue.
Now, he said PA has been unemployed. If your BSc or Btech or Beng or Ba is related to your experience and also related to the MSc you want to pursue, then as unemployed PA, it shows a lack of job prospects in your home country and would make you not to return back to your country after studies. you can counter this in LOE with a proper explanation to be able to convince VO that actually, the course will be a boost when you return home. as he said your career prospect in your country is unclear. experts can tell you more.
Again, he clearly stated that your motivation to study the course in Canada doesn't hold water, so therefore he is not convinced you're a bonafide student. again, you need to really sit back and draft a well-articulated motivation behind your choosing Canada which is expensive than doing it in your home country, and mind you you're not working so how do you want to spend that much for that course in Canada, when your country will be far cheaper?
Then again, Home ties. what's your age, are you married, what documents(land, houses, etc you have in your name ( car(s) not included)). if you're not married, parents cant be seen as strong ties, but if you're, at least your wife and kids if any serve better as home ties and reason to return back to them. Then if you have a business you're running, it can serve as well( experts can tell more on that). Then again, a job offer awaiting you after completion can serve as a reason to return back home or actually the reason while you're going for the course in Canada.
These are just my opinions, let the experts throw more light. all the best @aspirant256
Don't mention PR at all, you're trying to convince them you'll return to your home country after you complete your studies in Canada.
For you to be issued a study permit, the immigration officer has to be satisfied that once your permit ends, you will go back to your home country. Otherwise you cannot be issued a study permit because your primary intention is not to go back, it's to remain in Canada. That's an automatic refusal. If you mention PR as a goal for your application, it will only further confirm their doubts that you are not studying in Canada primarily for your qualification but as a means of remaining permanently there.
Have you looked at immigrating through express entry?
Have you looked at immigrating through express entry?
Hmmm, Having looked at all that,
Mention the master degree you sort for so that we can correlate it to your experience and past studies
Do you really have work experience in Pakistan? which country are u residing in now ( that you're unemployed) and the country where you were working before been unemployed?
Summarily, of it all is that you're not established in your home country, making it easy for VO to think you won't return after studies. here, you mentioned you're not working but financially ok, but you don't have any property at home, which means you never invested at home. this showing that you don't like your country? that's just my opinion.
Please never mention anything about PR in your study permit. Yes, they know students' sole reason mostly is for PR, but they need you to prove that after your studies, you must return back to your country.
There is no problem with the program of study, its totally in-line with the progression in my career and I think VO raised no concerns over that as well. I am in Pakistan now and since I never stayed in Pakistan for a long time so I never invested here. Most of my family is in Canada, so strong ties in Canada. I am single so no wife and kids.
Suggest me how do I show ties to home country? that's the only weak point in my application. I recently saw a post from a guy in a group where he mentioned that he didn't show any property documents in his application and got approved anyway. I need to come around of this real estate in the name thing.
why ? PGWP is not guaranteed. PR is not guaranteed.
talk about what is guaranteed, 100%.
Yes, someone may not show any proof at all and get his permit but it doesn't mean the same applies to all. again where one is applying from determines how severe his or her application will be scrutinized. I showed marriage cert., House documents (completed and uncompleted), land, Shares in companies, Pension account, business, insurances, offer letter from the institution I am to work upon return. So, let that be a guide.