Brother in Canada...!! Applying for Study Visa..!!Any chances of rejection?

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Thank you for your reply Wolfpmd3, I agree with "There are people who are desperate to leave their home country, so staying in Canada illegally is not such a bad alternative to them"



Yes, What you said is totally correct and for sure, we all would like to obey the rules.

Thoughts-sharing: I just feel it a little bit unfair here for international students, I mean there are a lot of international students who have high education levels and quite good financial conditions/current assets at the same time, and they want to remain in Can after finished their study period, why VOs usually think about them negatively? Is this a bad thing if they want to stay in Can legitimately and would like to get good jobs as well as willing to give benefits to the country/community? Meanwhile, there are a lot of locals who are homeless, unemployment because of laziness, and smoke w*** everyday that we could see a lot in some random city-parks

From what I've heard rejection rates are based on the history of your countrymen overstaying their visa. e.g. EU members almost never get refused whereas Pakistanis have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. Also, a lot of these homeless people are actually foreigners.

 

[canuck78]

From what I've heard rejection rates are based on the history of your countrymen overstaying their visa. e.g. EU members almost never get refused whereas Pakistanis have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. Also, a lot of these homeless people are actually foreigners.

Who requires a TRV and who requires an ETA depends partially on which FNs overstayed their visas and sought asylum but it also depends on trade relationships. For example Mexico. A few years ago Mexicans no longer needed a TRV and now only need an ETA. There have been quite a few asylum claims and people overstaying from Mexico. There is also quite a lot of Mexicans entering Canada and crossing into the US illegally.