Can anyone explain this 'Strong Ties' with home country please??

[Mustafa Kakakhel]

Dear Folks,

Can someone explain what it really considered as 'strong ties' with home country? I'm applying with a sponsorship from Uncle in Canada. However, I need to show strong ties with home country or my visa will most probably be rejected. I'm single (As most students are) therefore don't have the spouse thing.

Guidance in this regards is requested.

 

[sandy25]

You can mention about your Parents and Siblings. You can write that your parents are well established here and you have emotional attachment with them. You will come back for them.

 

[Reb]

your job could be a strong tie. if you are currently working and going to take a leave with the permission of your employer.

 

[haris00]

http://www.breakthroughusa.co.uk/z/home-ties-guidehow-do-you-establish-close-ties-to-homesummary/

 

[Mustafa Kakakhel]

http://www.breakthroughusa.co.uk/z/home-ties-guidehow-do-you-establish-close-ties-to-homesummary/

Thank you so much Man. That's really helpful.

I do have a job here. I'll try to arrange study leave or recommendation letter from my employed.

 

[Mustafa Kakakhel]

Should I apply with sponsorship from uncle? Or I should not disclose uncle.

In both cases the fee for first year will be paid by my uncle.

 

[lourve]

Your strong ties back home, to your country, is your family (parents and siblings). Make sure you mentioned in your statement of purpose you will go back to your country upon completing your study in Canada.

 

[karankullar]

If you're a student, a letter from your university or college confirming that you are a student their would help. If you have a part-time job, talk about that. Talk about family and talk about any other business or anything at all that would require you to come back. Good luck!!

 

[shahidparwez]

Good and practical information