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Yep, heres my timeline: Application Submitted: 22nd Nov, 2010 Medical Stamped: 24th Nov, 2010 Medical Request Received: 27th Nov, 2010 Medicals Done: 30th Nov, 2010 Passport Submitted: 30th Nov, 2010 Visa Stamped: 16th Dec, 2010 Received Stamped Passport: 23rd Nov, 2010 Cheers ;-)

Dear Friends, By the grace and blessings of Allah Taala I got my visa today. Received passport this morning just to find out that the visa had been stamped on 16th December already but they didn't courier it until 22nd December. Anyways I would like to say a BIG THANKS to ALLAH TAALA first of...

Yes, having faith in Allah and praying to Him Only does make A BIG difference. Inshallah we'll all get our visas soon or if that's not how Allah has planned things for some of us He'll show us a better way. We should bear in mind that sometimes failures are blessings in disguise. Keep your faith...

Carrying 16K in cash is not advisable. You should carry 2-5K in cash and rest in Banker's draft or traveller cheque. Or you can leave that money in the bank account and get someone to transfer it to your Canadian bank account once you've opened it. Cheers ;-)

I say wait until Monday instead, you'll hopefully receive your stamped passport on Saturday / Monday. If you don't receive it by end of the day Monday then request for an extension (SFU will still have 4 days to process your request before they go on holidays). As for orientation fee, I think...

quite high providing that you complete your initial course on time and have sufficient funds available to you for studies and living in Canada. Cheers ;-)

Yes completion of a course with duration of 2 semesters or more at post-secondary level will entitle you for PGWP with exception of English Language Courses. But remember than to qualify for immigration under Canadian Experience Class category, you will need to complete at least two years of...

An OK start but you need a bit more detailed intro, family background etc. Only mention EXACT things and avoid writing things that you're doubtful of, like TRYING to pursue MBA. Your VO wouldn't want to know how you or your country is perceived abroad so stick with the core issue. Also there...

"Badly" doesn't even come close to the expression to be used for this SOP. LOL :P Bullsfan you literally KILLED your SOP with a hatchet ! Cheers ;-)

it doesn't but the person will be flying home if he gets caught. Cheers ;-)

not really, as long as the only ground for your PR refusal was "change in listed occupation". But you should submit a statement of purpose with your application to strenghthen your case and don't hide anything. Cheers ;-)

BAD idea ! your study permit will run out before you're able to finish your studies in Canada and it can give rise to all sorts of problems for you. submitted medicals or university or CHC ? Cheers ;-)

yes I think u can apply as early as three months before the start date of your course. Cheers ;-)

No, using your brother's credit card is fine but you shouldn't have sent an email to CHC about it. Now that you've informed them, this might affect your visa application as CHC would question why there's need for you to use your brother's credit card when you could have sent a wire transfer or...

Yes Baloo bro I fully agree with you and understand your point of view but from the info Ammar has given I don't see he has any ulterior motives or that he's trying to pull a fraudulent act. He's entering Canada to study and CIC permits him to change his mind about going to the institution that...

1-Yes you can change institutions without informing CIC as long as you're study at post-secondary level so go to Humber College if you want to but don't mention it to the immigration officer at the port of entry otherwise you are like shooting yourself in the foot. Just show him/her the...

No bro, I don't see a problem here, international students can change institutions without notifying CIC as long as they are studying at post-secondary level. Even UWO's website states the same: http://www.sdc.uwo.ca/int/visa/index.html?sp#changing Danishali bro, at the port of entry in Canada...

That's true and you shoudn't have any problems as long as you pay fees before the deadline. Mind you, Canadian universities and colleges are quite slow in issuing fee payment receipts even if they receive remittance via wire transfer so you really gotta chase them up if you want to get hold of...

Wait with patience and have faith in your creator. You should hear from CHC very soon. Cheers ;-)

contact your visa office, they should be able to give the email address ! Cheers ;-)