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It might effect. Depends on your result.

I totally agree with the guy advising you for a degree. You just passed your 12th.If someone advises you a diploma at this point, just consider my that they have almost no knowledge of Canadian immigration and education system. P.s. your academic record is superb.

Yes

Also, work permit might not be for 3 years for you now, given the fact your studies will be for just one year now.

No. It wont be. But be careful with the course selection this time.

Call them.

I misread the statement regarding July 31st. I thought he finished his study by then.

As per my knowledge,You have 90 days to apply for a PGWP. why you are saying it's not an option? You can apply online, give a Canadian address and permit will arrive at that address. Then have someone send it to you in your home country. If you don't have a valid TRV, you would need to reapply...

You have studied economics and sociology and you went for Tourism and Travel? I agree with @gaba , he advised you right. If you have already applied for the visa, then just wait. Thats all you can do as of now. But if you are in process of applying, then you need to have a very strong letter...

Since you already have a visa, no one can stop you from arriving in this country, but while entering at the airport, the CBSA officials might give her a hard time by asking for justifications for such an early arrival. Yes, she needs to show financial proof that she can accommodate herself in...

Yes you surely can, given that the course you are choosing is less than for 6 months.

If you applied later than March 2017 for Fall 2017 session,it was obviously going to defer to next session. Keep yourself updates on the deadlines. Universities in Canada are very much different from colleges. They are very much particular. And now, expect your LOA by the end of October at most.

Chances are high if your SOP justifies why did you choose this course.

Navprateek Honestly. My wife got a PhD acceptance for UWaterloo and U of Calgary. She did all the ground work herself. I am here since 2014. I came here on my own as a student. We joined this forum yesterday and are surprised to see how people are so careless while applying for...

Change your agent. Choose some agent, already present in Canada.

You are eligible.

If you are moving for immigration purposes, then don't withdraw from PhD. You will get a PR directly after PhD. Also, there have been no single case for any inland applicant's study permit refusal. Just apply for the other study permit, with a good explanation letter.

Consult your doctor for TB or hepatitis. They ask additional tests for chronic diseases.

Did you apply on paper or online? If you sent your passport 'upon getting a passport request',then 99% chances are that passport is dispatched with visa stamp on it.