- Nov 16, 2020
- 195
- Category........
- STUDY
- Visa Office......
- Abu Dhabi
- App. Filed.......
- 29-05-2021
- Med's Request
- 12-08-2021
- Med's Done....
- 17-08-2021
- Passport Req..
- 30-09-2021
I hold my breath every night between 1.25-1.35. But the conspiracy theories keep coming, people are like they are refusing more than approving because passport stamping hasn’t started yet. I don’t want to believe it but everything is just a hunch these days. I hope we all get it and get over with this waiting (read:killing) game.Waiting part of this is the the most hard thing. We all get anxious day by day seeing others who applied later getting faster decisions and us just looking everyday(atleast twice) in our gc key accounts even if we know there is not gonna be anything new. Also these days I just wake up midnight and early to see if there is that "donotreply" mail. I believe many can relate.
Even today I had a call with incoming class. I feel less and less inclined to invest so much personal time and efforts when I don’t even have the approval yet. Even though nothing seems wrong in the course or profile etc but IDK. IRCC is sarcastic that way.Waiting part of this is the the most hard thing. We all get anxious day by day seeing others who applied later getting faster decisions and us just looking everyday(atleast twice) in our gc key accounts even if we know there is not gonna be anything new. Also these days I just wake up midnight and early to see if there is that "donotreply" mail. I believe many can relate.
Hope they buck up fast. My details are in signature. I applied well in April.It's been almost a month I have filed my Visa application. My eligibility has not started yet nor I got request for medical.
NON-SDS PAK, Fall intake 2021
Applied : 29th May
Biometrics: 31st May
Background Check Started: 31st May
No further updates up till now.
Lmao buddy, Your humor is one thing that keeps me entertained these days even in the face of uncertainty. In a way it gives a hope for me at-least.Agree with you all folks. I personally have a chain of around 15-20 things that are on hold just because of this uncertainty and delay. I tried calling IRCC but when it comes to talk to an agent, now it speaks the "We are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility..... " thing from GCKey from top to bottom and never transfers to the agent.
On a positive note, from the past 2-3 days, I have succeeded to stop myself from checking the phone too often and I do some exercises instead, I am on my way to regain the 2 lost abs from my 6-packs during the lock-down. Goal is to carry on this "tire during the day and sleep well in the night" and one day see the donotreply message in inbox bringing some good news/bad whatever don't care anymore.
Christopher Nolan ought to make a movie on IRCC, I'm sure it'll hit box-office. (Bet they'll even give him a BVL before allowing to shoot).
That’s great advice, actually!Agree with you all folks. I personally have a chain of around 15-20 things that are on hold just because of this uncertainty and delay. I tried calling IRCC but when it comes to talk to an agent, now it speaks the "We are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility..... " thing from GCKey from top to bottom and never transfers to the agent.
On a positive note, from the past 2-3 days, I have succeeded to stop myself from checking the phone too often and I do some exercises instead, I am on my way to regain the 2 lost abs from my 6-packs during the lock-down (not boasting, lol). Goal is to carry on this "tire during the day and sleep well in the night" and one day see the donotreply message in inbox bringing some good news/bad whatever don't care anymore.
Christopher Nolan ought to make a movie on IRCC, I'm sure it'll hit box-office. (Bet they'll even give him a BVL before allowing to shoot).
LolThat’s great advice, actually!
My situation only got tricky because I am leaving offers including a full ride top school scholarship offer from the US to go to this program in Canada (long story on WHY this weird choice). And then I get worried because how very cumbersome canadian process is as compared to the US. I do not want to regret it later lol.
US is quick. Like even if they reject its a quick merciful death. Lannister style. They pay their debts right away!
But IRCC Canada. Boy oh boy. They are the Boltons. They FLAY you nice and slow. Rejection or approval.
After approval, they are kinda cute lol
You'll realize that when you're paying $100k+ in fees (whether it's a scholarship or yourself) you don't want to leave the work visa (recovery or return on investment) up to a lottery (H1B)!That’s great advice, actually!
My situation only got tricky because I am leaving offers including a full ride top school scholarship offer from the US to go to this program in Canada (long story on WHY this weird choice). And then I get worried because how very cumbersome canadian process is as compared to the US. I do not want to regret it later lol.
US is quick. Like even if they reject its a quick merciful death. Lannister style. They pay their debts right away!
But IRCC Canada. Boy oh boy. They are the Boltons. They FLAY you nice and slow. Rejection or approval.
After approval, they are kinda cute lol
Hey. Thanks! This is a great perspective. The uncertainty is the very reason I am leaving the US option even though my own sibling got her MBA in the US and still made it through all that process and is near settling now. Myself? I wasn’t cut out for it.You'll realize that when you're paying $100k+ in fees (whether it's a scholarship or yourself) you don't want to leave the work visa (recovery or return on investment) up to a lottery (H1B)!
Also, that's a 100% question in most interviews for a post MBA job, have that long story cut short into an answer!
For you, use this time to connect with other alumni - you'll notice how helpful they are here vs the US counterparts! Networking the buzz word you'll hear and live for the next 2 years is no easy beast!
Happy to connect you to some Rotman grads if you'd like
Feel free to reach out on LinkedIn and we can take it from there.Hey. Thanks! This is a great perspective. The uncertainty is the very reason I am leaving the US option even though my own sibling got her MBA in the US and still made it through all that process and is near settling now. Myself? I wasn’t cut out for it.
That’s very kind of you! I’d love to connect with as many alums as possible and develop genuine relationships over the course of time. Can I reach out to you? Do you mind me connecting over Linkedin/e-mail!? Looking forward to!
Category: Non-SDSAny one applied NON-SDS after 15th may. Has your eligibility started?
Kindly post your timeline.