Anyone applied a Student Permit from Philippines?

[shucks]

for those who want to join.. I created this in whatsapp

https://chat.whatsapp.com/4PgQsOM8Ajj9Q16vDgxk08

while I backread everything here in the forum

 

[rjbenz10]

Hello po. pwede din po makihingi ng sop? pyas5@outlook.com thank u po

hi po @ChrisYu_ can i also ask a copy of SOP. please? thank u po. my add rizabenitez@yahoo.com

 

[Aquamarine28]

Tanong lang po. Na-approve yung student visa ko nung May. However, due to an unforseen event baka hindi ako tumuloy - next school year na lang siguro. Baka lang naman po. Pagnag-apply ba ako uli reason for rejection yun sa bagong student visa?

 

[angela412]

i'm almost done backreading the conversations here, (now on page 540) haha..madame po tlaga tayo matututunan dito, i was able to follow the story of our seniors here, one of them Sir Mic mic---as i know of his story, right after he got his visa, he applied immediately for his wife and child, like the day after tlaga un.

In my case, we applied together, husband and 1 child, and we all got approved.. i can really say na case to case basis po tlaga sya, marami pong factors cguro na tinitingnan si VO, so depende dn po tlaga mag rereview un. Good luck po.

May I ask how long you waited from the time you submitted your application until you got approved?

 

[ChrisYu_]

for those who want to join.. I created this in whatsapp

https://chat.whatsapp.com/4PgQsOM8Ajj9Q16vDgxk08

while I backread everything here in the forum

i joined hehe

 

[badetsky]

for those who want to join.. I created this in whatsapp

https://chat.whatsapp.com/4PgQsOM8Ajj9Q16vDgxk08

while I backread everything here in the forum

Hi sumali din ako You can post also in #studypermitcanadaph diy para mas maraming member

 

[horizonj]

May I ask how long you waited from the time you submitted your application until you got approved?

8 weeks po, with delay in medical un kasi may further test ako...

 

[bob_atron]

Just wondering, has anyone tried the Study Direct Stream offered by Scotiabank yet? Thanks!

 

[dyannebansal]

Hello! Congratulations! Anong school and program ka po?

Hi thank you, sa Acsenda ako business management course na tnake ko

 

[dyannebansal]

s pinas k po nglodge ng application?

Hi yes sa pinas ako naglodge, VFS makati. Papepbased po ako

 

[dyannebansal]

Congrats @dyannebansa! Sunod sunod na approval galing Pinas.
Ask lang ko kasama ba family mo sa application? Thanks

@RomanSky thank you! Nope d ko sila kasama

 

[grace17ca]

Hi thank you, sa Acsenda ako business management course na tnake ko

Hello.. sa vancouver ka pala. di naman po kaya ikaw yung nakakwentuhan ko habang wait ng result ng xray sa SLEC? anyway, congrats po ulit!

 

[dyannebansal]

Hello.. sa vancouver ka pala. di naman po kaya ikaw yung nakakwentuhan ko habang wait ng result ng xray sa SLEC? anyway, congrats po ulit!

Hahaha ako nga un, d ko kasi na ask name mo, thank you grace!

 

[scorpio1641]

yes... the very fact that they are aware that many people use the study permit program as a stepping stone into PR means that all the more you should prove to the VO that this will not be your intention as well... try to mention more of your home ties (family, property, a local employer certifying that you will be hired once u finish ur studies, etc) so that they'll be more convinced that you don't intend to stay away from home permanently...)

Just to clarify, CIC is very much aware of dual intent, this is an accepted reason to come to Canada. It is perfectly legitimate and is not frowned upon. Besides, they already know the intent of most students.

However, what needs to be proven sa SOP is that - in any case, things do NOT work out in Canada, you can go back to the Philippines and continue living a decent life with a decent job. So important sa SOP yung logical progression ng course mo, continuous employment prior to student application and appropriate finances.

There's not a lot of difference in reasoning but just needed to clarify that you don't need to hide that your intention is to stay in Canada permanently

 

[RomanSky]

Just to clarify, CIC is very much aware of dual intent, this is an accepted reason to come to Canada. It is perfectly legitimate and is not frowned upon. Besides, they already know the intent of most students.

However, what needs to be proven sa SOP is that - in any case, things do NOT work out in Canada, you can go back to the Philippines and continue living a decent life with a decent job. So important sa SOP yung logical progression ng course mo, continuous employment prior to student application and appropriate finances.

There's not a lot of difference in reasoning but just needed to clarify that you don't need to hide that your intention is to stay in Canada permanently

Hi mga expert @scorpio1641 , thanks sa mga comments ninyo. Mga 50 pages plang nbbasa ko rito.
Kindly cite an example "things do NOT work in Canada". (pasenya na, medyo complex sa akin, hehe)
Sa mga OFW with long work experience, sa SOP medyo mahirap mag reason out iyung continuous employment sa Philippines. Ksi in reality mastaas pa rin ang Average Salary ng nasa abroad compare sa Pinas. Position to consider is either supervisory or managerial level. Would it be a good reason for coming back to Philippines eh to start a business plus you will share or practice the knowledge and experience in Canada (guest prof sa school o guest speaker sa business). Would you think, they will be a strong SOP.