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so if I add some 7K CAD to my account, can i reapply now? But what about their concern of legitimacy about my travel to canada? I don't have a wife/kids. I can only show the house ownership, and that I have parents in Lebanon, and their business here. Do you think it's worth re-applying? do you...

I'm a 40 years old man from Lebanon, I applied to study in Canada, Toronto. I applied for an 8-months program at Humber. But my visa was refused. The reason was: • I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay • Your assets and financial situation are insufficient to...

You are required to proove that you'll come back to your home country after graduation, which is contradicted by your EE application.

I contacted the school (in November 2024), they said they will know soon if the program (3D Mod & VFX) will be eligible for a PGWP and they will let us all know.

When you apply for study permit, should you submit documents that prove that you have "ties" to your country? They did not ask about them in the application, but is it necessary to submit documents like cars/apartments you own?

On the website, it seems I can only submit documents if they are requested by the officers.

should I show all the fees as well (books, supplies, and miscellaneous)?

What's the point of job bank?

masters, bachelors, diplomas or certificates: does any degree allow you to work and stay there after finishing studies?

If you already submitted your Express Entry profile and there is a mistake, is it too late to change it?

is it for everyone?

but at the time i was submitting my profile, i don't remember them asking me about ECA. non the less, I have made my ECA just now.

I calculated my express entry point using an online service and I have around 354. Proof of funds were more than 12,000CAD. Ielts was L:7.5 R:7 W:6.5 S:7. 3 Years of work experience in 1 NOC. Shouldn't I be able to enter the pool?

I have a BA degree, 4 years of experience, and an IELTS score of overall 7.0, 33-years-old, and no job offers in Canada.

You paid your Canada immigration consultant a down payment and got your ITA, you have the chance to apply on your own and save the rest of your money, would it be risky?

I already paid him 1000$, on ATI I will have to pay the remaining 2000$ if I get accepted. Is it rude or bad idea to ask him if I can submit my application myself and let him direct me on how to do it instead of him submitting my application? This way I can save money and do it by myself. note...

But Isn't a 4 years university degree enough?

With a CRS score of 410, do you have a good chance to go to Canada?

L8.5 R6.5 W7.0 S7.0

I calculated my points using an online tool, my score is only 365. Can I go to Canada with this score? I have a BA degree, 3 years of experience outside Canada and 7.5 overall IELTS score, and 33 years old, why is my score so low? And how come my immigration consultant approved my case? Edit...