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I don't know if you don't get it but it means we will look into it and discuss things further, or in simpler terms, thank you and good bye.

Indeed. We will see about that. I will need to talk to a Canadian immigration lawyer and other immigration experts about it.

I sort of predicted that. I guess if he applies, it would be risky since having 2 refusals is pretty bad. And no, he doesn't.

My brother is essentially in a uni in India and he is sponsored by my parents. He has a side part-time-esque job, but does not have a full-blown professional career yet.

Parents and one brother (24). And I know they do need to state previous refusals, which is why I am asking about their chances of refusal if they are going to provide the same rebuttal as mine, among other explanations. Get out of my topic, or post with your original account pls.

You are welcome, brother. I noticed someone here keeps constantly demoralizing prospective students, and he is mostly found in topics about refusals (like this one), chances of approval and such. I guess you can already tell who he is.

Hello friend, do not let people with inferiority complexes that post here drag you down (one of them hates on other immigrants and he has racist posts on the EE sub-forum). You are one step away from a full approval. I would recommend reapplying after getting GCMS notes.

Hello all, I want to know the chances of bringing my family into Canada to visit me as an international student after we were all refused a visitor visa back in 2017. I was approved a study permit in 2020 after addressing the previous refusal and explained why we wanted to visit Canada: on the...

Thank you sirs.

It is one month + a week for me. I want to know if that can be a reason for refusing my entry.

Hello all, Would I be rejected entry if I travel to Canada as early as 5 weeks prior to the start of my studies? I have strong reasons for why I want to travel 5 weeks early. Thank you.

What about taxes if I'm working for a firm outside Canada (foreign employer)?

Sorry I forgot to add "if working in Canada" and I am in India.

I am not working currently. I am just asking if working the 20 hr/week policy applies to internet jobs such as web development etc.. and if profit from such jobs would be taxable.

What about working online?