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No no never had the intention to lie. However if there was a chance being refused at the port of entry, then I wouldn't get a new passport at all

Alright, I was just hoping that the truth wouldn't raise any eyebrows

Thanks for the reply. Can someone clear up whether the visa officer will ask anything about the passports, and if so what do I say?

Hi everyone, I got my study visa a few days back. Unfortunately, my passport and study visa expiry is well before the end of my program. I was thinking of renewing my passport before I go to Canada. I've heard that the only way to extend a study permit is inside Canada, so once I go there then...

Thanks for the reply, I really appreciate. I understand your point of view. However, I feel the difference between you and me is that you had 0 ties to India, I have to ties to my home country. For example, most of my extended family lives there, parents have properties, business etc. So I guess...

Thanks for the reply. I have a few things to clarify if its ok with you. Firstly, when did u apply, is this recently or a few years ago? It is quite interesting that you got your visa without showing any ties to India. Also Im not exactly clear on what you said you would have done if you knew...

Does family include only parents and siblings, or are cousins, aunts and uncles included?

Exactly. So what are the best ways I can do that, considering the fact that im just a student

I don't live in my country of citizenship. I live elsewhere, and i have lived here my whole life. However since im 18, im on a visit visa rather than a residence visa. This was my concern. Is it too big of red flag if i apply on a visit visa

Im only 18. I just gradauted

Best I can do is show job opportunities, career prospects and family. Plus I've heard people saying that if you are being sponsored by your parents then that somehow shows ties.

I'm applying for a study permit in a country that is not my country of residence, and I'm there on a long visit visa. I've lived in this country my whole life, and recently I graduated so I'm staying with my parents until I leave for university. There is no reason at the moment for me to go back...