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Hello, What is current time frame for Calicut & Kerala university to process and send transcripts to WES?

Thank you AndyT and jigzyy for your valuable feedback. It does make some sense overall. I also did get some pointers and answers to the intial question I addressed here from you guys.

If it means I must leave once study permit expires then I leave. Why would I put myself in trouble by staying in a country without permit or legal status? You haven't answered my question. You are just repeating the same words in different forms. How do they know I don't intend to comply...

Willing to work and live abroad from home country is it wrong? Shifting from UAE to Canada legally is wrong? So if I shift from India to Canada then it is OK?

@ jigzyy , I did look for Masters in some of the so called Tier 1/2 Universities but someone with 12th - 65% and BCom : 58% will not stand a chance to meet their admission requirement. Only reason I chose diploma is because of the minimum admission requirement. @ tapperb, I am not anywhere...

You can apply for a study permit only if you are living in your home country?

I have lived in UAE for a long time with "legal status". At the same time I have also lived in India.

Can I not ask a doubt? Idea or rather intention here is to understand refusal reason better so even if I intend to reapply later (which is highly doubtful at the moment) I can carefully address the VO concerns next time. Not just for me but also for many others who could probably be struggling...

I know the statement is one. I only took the first of part of statement to clear my doubts because that's the part I didn't mention anything about. I do not have ties in Canada. And the second part I did cover (both UAE and India) with all of the ties I have, nothing left out.

Bachelors in Commerce (2006) - India. Started working since then. 13+ years of work experience. 11 years working as customer operations specialist under Supply Chain Dept. Opted to do a diploma in BA majoring in Supply chain Management. But coming to think of it I should have opted for a PG in...

Thank you AndyT. It does make some sense now. My parents and my own property, FD, life and property insurance, bank savings, ID's are the only ties I have in India that I can show as of now. I did mention in my SOP the list of multi national healthcare companies operating in India including the...

Thinking about it...

My ties to India and UAE were well documented. Hence my doubt that I might have failed to show ties in Canada. And how relevant is that for a study permit.

All in India. UAE I showed employment letter, bank statement, pay stubs, medical insurance.... I know UAE ties will not be counted stronger as we are not citizens here..

As for India - my parents are residing in India and we visit them almost every year. I didn't show their property documents as I have my own. I showed my own property document, insurance, FD, bank statements, driving license, pan card etc, etc ...what more can I show?

I have got two brothers with their families in UAE. Both working. Their details were given in the family declaration form.

My study permit was refused on the grounds of family ties in Canada and country of residence. I am Indian currently working in UAE. My question in particular is: how do one prove family ties in Canada? Is it mandatory for a SP applicant to have family ties in Canada to study there? But in...

Applied from: UAE Online application : 13th Jan Biometrics complete: 16th Jan Medical: not required and or not requested yet Eligibility Review: 27th July PP holder: India Category: Non SDS Intake: Sept 2020 (but had to defer to Jan 2021 to keep application valid, new LOA uploaded via webform...