Facing academic suspension. Plan to leave Canada for home and resume study once suspension is lifted.

[barneyboi]

Is this a plausible plan? I saw many international students chose to transfer to another school and continued their studies there. What if I just leave Canada for home and come back once my suspension is lifted?
However, someone told me before if I'm suspended more than 150 days, then I have no chance to get back here? Is it true? If yes, I think I'd have to think about transferring.

 

[Simba112]

Is this a plausible plan? I saw many international students chose to transfer to another school and continued their studies there. What if I just leave Canada for home and come back once my suspension is lifted?
However, someone told me before if I'm suspended more than 150 days, then I have no chance to get back here? Is it true? If yes, I think I'd have to think about transferring.

What kind of suspension? Academic misconduct? And whats a validity of your study permit?

 

[barneyboi]

What kind of suspension? Academic misconduct? And whats a validity of your study permit?

Hi. Yes, it is academic misconduct. Will my VO even refuse my application when I apply for a new study permit? But tbh I have solid grades and did some co-ops. My study permit is valid till 09, 2022. And actually I only have 2 classes left, so there is a really small chance that i will transfer.

 

[Simba112]

Hi. Yes, it is academic misconduct. Will my VO even refuse my application when I apply for a new study permit? But tbh I have solid grades and did some co-ops. My study permit is valid till 09, 2022. And actually I only have 2 classes left, so there is a really small chance that i will transfer.

I see you posted in Jul 2020 possibility of 4 months ban, When did School imposed the ban? And if you have only 2 classes left there is no point transfer to a new school unless if the new school transfer all your credits….

 

[barneyboi]

I see you posted in Jul 2020 possibility of 4 months ban, When did School imposed the ban? And if you have only 2 classes left there is no point transfer to a new school unless if the new school transfer all your credits….

The suspension has not been imposed because of delays due to pandemic. You know I've been suffering for a year, and until last week I had the chance to speak with my school. It's still in process but I guess I would get the suspension in a few weeks.
I just want to make sure that I still have the chance to apply for a new study permit after my suspension ends, so that I can get my degree.
I used to care about PGWP but after 2 co-ops, I realized I'm not fit for it. Went through lots of pain, tears, and family is the only thing I cherish now.

 

[canuck78]

The suspension has not been imposed because of delays due to pandemic. You know I've been suffering for a year, and until last week I had the chance to speak with my school. It's still in process but I guess I would get the suspension in a few weeks.
I just want to make sure that I still have the chance to apply for a new study permit after my suspension ends, so that I can get my degree.
I used to care about PGWP but after 2 co-ops, I realized I'm not fit for it. Went through lots of pain, tears, and family is the only thing I cherish now.

Study permit extension is never guaranteed but if you only ask short extension to finish your studies then you likely have a good chance. If not, there may be a way to finish your degree online through your school.