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Just applied a couple of days ago, still waiting. Inshallah all will be well

Your answers depend on the specific reason your last application was rejected. Success rate is pretty decent for those who had areas they could improve on (e.g. finances or ties to home country) But if you were rejected for reasons such as travel history, then you might face a lot of problems...

BDTIGER, don't worry, I have heard/known quiet a few people who applied out of their country of nationality and were issued a study permit. You just have to show more than sufficient funds, and explain what you are doing the your current country of resident. A well-written SOP can really help...

1. Did you write a clear SOP? 2. How many funds did you show in liquid assets (Savings account) 3. The 'will not leave Canada' condition could be linked to your brother on his PGWP... Apply for CAIPS and good luck,

Nadeem_jee, this thread clearly states its for members applying through CHC ISB. Wish everyone best of luck and move on. You can find a thread for CHC UAE or create one. Best of luck to everyone.

Nice to know guys! I'm a Pakistani also applying for the fall '13 session, but not from Pakistan. Good luck!

Visa chances depend more upon your application to CHC rather than which university accepts you. As long as you avoid colleges and go for universities, your visa chances improve (slightly). As for your other question, I would not recommend going for a MBA w/o GMAT. If your willing to invest all...

a rejection usually doesn't take too long so don't worry. Singapore handles a lot of applications. just wait and pray

Try typing N/A or NA in the spaces you are leaving empty.

If your going to mention your father, then you HAVE to provide his bank statement. If your going to support yourself, then show your own bank statements. You CANNOT mention someone will sponsor you or help you without showing their banks statements, wage slips,, employment letter etc.. If...

You are required to provide bank statements. It is not optional.

You have to declare anything over 10,000 CAD. Carrying something like 2-5K CAD would be the best way to save on costs, and have the time to check out your banking options in Canada before opening an account.

up to you. i don't think it changes your case much. If your father is willing to sponsor you, include an affidavit from him stating this, his employment letter and his bank statements over four months. good luck.

Since you have already sent your documents, ask for another admission letter. This way, at least condition 1 will be removed. As for condition 2, I've seen people on this forum get visa who had to complete english courses. Good luck.

I did internships at multiple places. I CAN get letters from those places (although it'll be a pain) but the thing is having so many internships letters will make the VO think that I had issues finding work in the country (which is kind of true) and I'm just running off to Canada cuz I could not...

It is definitely VO specific. My questions is, IS IT MANDATORY to show MY experience letter if I am not even sponsoring myself? Actually my questions really is, WILL THEY ASK FOR IT? I'm applying online and initially they require very few documents to start the application, they ask you for...

Quoted from the Pakistani checklist, (http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/pakistan/study-etudie/study_permit-permis_etudes.aspx?lang=eng&view=d) Proof of employment for yourself or your parents. Even though I won't actually be applying form PK :S anyway, I hope providing finances and...

thanks for replying. will mentioning work in the application form + details in SOP be enough to prove no gap? if not, what is the different b/w an experience letter and an employment letter?

Still no replies? :( must be a record on canadavisa int. student forum

guys is it really that hard a question? Does no one know?