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Maybe you can contact the panel physician’s office to check if they have properly uploaded your medical exam results to IRCC.

If you are qualified for both sds and non-sds, the main determining factors will be the processing time and your financial status. If you are worried about time, go for the fast one (although which one is faster is a mystery...); if your financial status is not so good and your case is complex...

Maybe you can share your SOP to someone professional or with experience, and see if it's really not convincing, or you just had bad luck being rejected by a difficult VO. I don't know how much efforts you put in your SOP. Personally I think a solid SOP is a lot more important than funds for...

Hi, For "purpose of your visit" and "family ties", try improve them in your study plan. For "personal assets and financial status," maybe you can try SDS if you applied through Non-SDS for the first time. Get a GIC Certificate with your 14,000 CAD and waive the first year tuition payment with...

Your understanding is correct. That question is to determine whether you need medical exam, and for Singapore the answer is yes. If you are not sure, see Find out if you need a medical exam - Canada.ca

Hi, I applied from China

good luck!

1. For police certificate, check this page How to get a police certificate – Immigration and citizenship - Canada.ca I recommend submitting it under client information if it's not hard to get. Some people get approved without police certificate, while some are requested to submit one before...

For sds, just first-year payment receipt and GIC certificate is okay. But If you have solid bank statements or other proof, you can always provide them to enhance your chance.

1. Put them all in your client information and make sure it is no bigger than 4 MB (2 MB if you apply via portal). Use pdf compressor (ilovepdf, acrobat, smallpdf etc.) if needed; 2. Time-wise it is better to answer that you have done an upfront medical exam and submit the medical information...

I don't think you need to print the form and sign it (see the links below), but I guess it won't affect your chance of getting a study permit. How do I fill out and validate IRCC application forms with 2D barcodes? (cic.gc.ca) How do I sign my online application? (cic.gc.ca)

I'm not familiar with supply chain management, but maybe you can convince the vo by improving your study plan. Try to answer the questions in the last page of IMM 5814 E: Study Permit (cic.gc.ca), and find someone professional or with experience to check it, if needed.

Theoretically you do not need provide other funds. Many people submit additional financial proof for sds to improve their chances, which I think makes sds more competitive. Some of my friends didn't submit anything not required and got their study permit. So it really depends on how you look at it.

I think it depends on what document you are going to provide as proof of first-year tuition payment. If you can get a receipt from your university saying that you have paid for one year by actually paying for two terms, then just pay 11k CAD. If not, I suggest 16k. In my case, I got a fee...

Call the visa center where you gave biometrics and confirm if they have properly uploaded your fingerprints. If yes, send a webform to IRCC.

Webform may work if your processing time is longer than the maximum processing time suggested by IRCC. Check processing times - Canada.ca Also, some people will start a new application if the old one didn't get result for a really long time. Sometimes the new one gets approved fast and they...

If you apply online, signature is not needed until you submit the application when you will be required to submit an electronic signature (by typing your name). How do I fill out and validate IRCC application forms with 2D barcodes? (cic.gc.ca) How do I sign my online application? (cic.gc.ca)

Non-SDS (study permit + spouse open work permit) Application: 30 April Biometrics Request: 30 April Biometrics updated: 4 May Medical result updated: 6 May Review of eligibility: 6 May

I don't think there are any differences in processing time. The biggest difference for me it that the file size limit for portal is 2 MB while that for gckey is 4. Reducing the financial proof document to 4 MB is hard enough for me so I didn't even consider portal.

If you apply online, no signature is needed. How do I fill out and validate IRCC application forms with 2D barcodes? (cic.gc.ca) How do I sign my online application? (cic.gc.ca)