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Thanks for the help and i hope this thread will help others with same situations. I understand your point and not denying the advice, just were wondering that other applicatios had different outcomes

This is wierd because i know few people who went to study in a different places related subject and they didnt write any SOP and didnt do ielts and still got visa They went to study also for one year

I already has been accepted to the college, they said that one of the subjects can be minimum 5.5 while over all score minimum 6.0, i have also paid and resieved acceptance letter, i didnt get any notofication fron cic about my score, i think i should resolve the purpose of travel problem

Writing 5.5 Speaking 6.5 Reading 7.0 Listening 7.5 Ielts academic

My ielts 6.5 I want to go study as soon as i can dont want to wait a year for that program, is it be fine if i will change a place of studies and maybe choose slightly different program that still related to digiral arts?

Yes i understand what you mean, and yes the reason i want to study there is to enhance my skills and get better and more desirable job. I couldnt find good program in Israel because concept art is something that colleges here dont provide. I also have here a girlfriend 4 years who started her...

I have born in Ukraine but my mother married second time on guy who had israeli residency so they decided that we will move to israel since then i live here and have full citizenship

I have moved from Ukraine to Israel at 2004, never been in Canada

I am 27, from israel i moved here with my family at 2004 and since then never went out , travel onky inside a country, i provided them all neccessary documents like, ielts, letter of acceptance to the college, payment apprival, passport copy and photo as were asked

• I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay, as stipulated in subsection 216(1) of the IRPR, based on your travel history. • I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay, as stipulated in subsection 216(1) of the IRPR, based on your family...