Can I get study visa??? Pls share your views

[FSW_new]

hello guys...

First of all... i would really like to congratulate all of the contributing members here on this forum.. they have compiled a very useful information here..

I request you to give your valuable views about chances to get study visa based my profile here and suggest any possible alternatives to get PR..

Age: 36 years
Education: M.Sc. Chemistry (3 backlogs in 3 semesters) completed in April-2000 , B.Sc. Chemistry completed in April-1998
Total work experience: 14 years
Currently working in Life Insurance Company since last 8 years,
Previous work experience: 5 years as pharma sales representative
I have applied for Quebec Skilled Worker in nov-2011, but no update on my file since last 2 years and it is taking very longer for Asia Applications..

I have IELTS-general module with overall 7 bands (but it is already more than 2 years old) so I suppose, I have to take IELTS once again..

Spouse: Age: 29 years
Spouse Education: B. Com completed in April-2005,
Total Work Experience: 3 years as Account Assistant
No IELTS for her

No kids yet..

Pls advice me
1. what are my chances if I apply for student visa.... I am planning to go for Ontario (toronto preferably)...
2. My wife is not that much strong in English... but though if i put study visa application on here name... what are the chances..
3. Can I apply her as dependent in my study visa application?
4. if yes, can she work there as dependent?

guys.... at present, I am finding myself surrounded with these queries..

seeking your valuable inputs as to how i can put forward my application for getting maximum success..

thanking you in advance..

keep up the good work buddies...

 

[usman_14pk]

hello guys...

First of all... i would really like to congratulate all of the contributing members here on this forum.. they have compiled a very useful information here..

I request you to give your valuable views about chances to get study visa based my profile here and suggest any possible alternatives to get PR..

Age: 36 years
Education: M.Sc. Chemistry (3 backlogs in 3 semesters) completed in April-2000 , B.Sc. Chemistry completed in April-1998
Total work experience: 14 years
Currently working in Life Insurance Company since last 8 years,
Previous work experience: 5 years as pharma sales representative
I have applied for Quebec Skilled Worker in nov-2011, but no update on my file since last 2 years and it is taking very longer for Asia Applications..

I have IELTS-general module with overall 7 bands (but it is already more than 2 years old) so I suppose, I have to take IELTS once again..

Spouse: Age: 29 years
Spouse Education: B. Com completed in April-2005,
Total Work Experience: 3 years as Account Assistant
No IELTS for her

No kids yet..

Pls advice me
1. what are my chances if I apply for student visa.... I am planning to go for Ontario (toronto preferably)...
2. My wife is not that much strong in English... but though if i put study visa application on here name... what are the chances..
3. Can I apply her as dependent in my study visa application?
4. if yes, can she work there as dependent?

guys.... at present, I am finding myself surrounded with these queries..

seeking your valuable inputs as to how i can put forward my application for getting maximum success..

thanking you in advance..

keep up the good work buddies...

You can apply for your study permit and at the same time for the Open Work Permit of your spouse. If granted, he/she will be able to accompany you to Canada and can work there freely while you will be studying.

 

[FSW_new]

Hi usman_14pk,

thank you very much for your reply...

that answers my query 3 and query 4..

pls can you suggest me chances of getting study visa if I apply for my name or if i apply for my wife's name..

I am asking this because my age is over 35 years now and my study was also completed before 14 years... so if this can have a negative impact on my application for study visa....
what will be chances if I apply for my wife's study visa and applying for Open Work Permit for me??

Pls help to clear this queries

Thanking you in advance

You can apply for your study permit and at the same time for the Open Work Permit of your spouse. If granted, she will be able to accompany you to Canada and can work there freely while you will be studying.

 

[hviveka]

My frank opinion is that it might be hard for you to get a student visa. Your background is Chemistry and you have been working in insurance industry - so, what are you going to study in Canada? Chemistry or Finance? Choosing either one will raise serious concerns. I dont know if there is any interdisciplinarity courses (chemical insurance?)
If your wife has geniune work experience where you can prove (IT returns, bank balance, salary slip, etc), she has a better chance. Strong SOP will help.

 

[Amir_Khalilov]

hello guys...

First of all... i would really like to congratulate all of the contributing members here on this forum.. they have compiled a very useful information here..

I request you to give your valuable views about chances to get study visa based my profile here and suggest any possible alternatives to get PR..

Age: 36 years
Education: M.Sc. Chemistry (3 backlogs in 3 semesters) completed in April-2000 , B.Sc. Chemistry completed in April-1998
Total work experience: 14 years
Currently working in Life Insurance Company since last 8 years,
Previous work experience: 5 years as pharma sales representative
I have applied for Quebec Skilled Worker in nov-2011, but no update on my file since last 2 years and it is taking very longer for Asia Applications..

I have IELTS-general module with overall 7 bands (but it is already more than 2 years old) so I suppose, I have to take IELTS once again..

Spouse: Age: 29 years
Spouse Education: B. Com completed in April-2005,
Total Work Experience: 3 years as Account Assistant
No IELTS for her

No kids yet..

Pls advice me
1. what are my chances if I apply for student visa.... I am planning to go for Ontario (toronto preferably)...
2. My wife is not that much strong in English... but though if i put study visa application on here name... what are the chances..
3. Can I apply her as dependent in my study visa application?
4. if yes, can she work there as dependent?

guys.... at present, I am finding myself surrounded with these queries..

seeking your valuable inputs as to how i can put forward my application for getting maximum success..

thanking you in advance..

keep up the good work buddies...

Taking into account that decision on Canadian Visa Application mostly depends on VO discretion I'm not sure that you may be granted study permit (comparing for expample to UK embassy, they have point based system, you get your 40 points you get the study visa, but pathway to permanent residency is tough in UK). Of course this is my personal opinion. Yet I see following points that might work against your application:

1) Large gap from your last studies.
2) You have already master's degree. You may chose master's course in business management. Yet you further study path should be PhD. However, because of your work experience not being related related to science and that gap, VO officer may doubt on your intentions as to be genuine student.
3) And finally but the crucial point, you state that you have applied for FSW program, which means that you have already shown them your intention to get PR. And when applying for study permit you have to prove that you will come back to your home country. Thus VO will consider you as potential immigrant, and may refuse your application.

As you see, Canadian Immigration Laws have double standards: when applying for study permit you have to prove that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay, and at the same time other Laws provide students pathway to get PR.

All above said is my personal opinion based on my two rejects and threads read in this forum, and it is up to you how to take next steps.
Hope this was of help to you.

 

[FSW_new]

thank you hviveka and Amir_Khalilov...

yes, I also thought so about applying on my name.... it will be difficult
but my wife has related work experience to his education and all supporting docs such as salary slips, appointment letter etc are available, but the main drawback is her english language proficiency, she is not much strong in this

If I apply on name of my wife.... can I go with her as dependent and apply for open work permit or what are ways for me to get valid work permit that allows me to accompany her while she gets study permit...

thanking you for your valuable advice

Taking into account that decision on Canadian Visa Application mostly depends on VO discretion I'm not sure that you may be granted study permit (comparing for expample to UK embassy, they have point based system, you get your 40 points you get the study visa, but pathway to permanent residency is tough in UK). Of course this is my personal opinion. Yet I see following points that might work against your application:

1) Large gap from your last studies.
2) You have already master's degree. You may chose master's course in business management. Yet you further study path should be PhD. However, because of your work experience not being related related to science and that gap, VO officer may doubt on your intentions as to be genuine student.
3) And finally but the crucial point, you state that you have applied for FSW program, which means that you have already shown them your intention to get PR. And when applying for study permit you have to prove that you will come back to your home country. Thus VO will consider you as potential immigrant, and may refuse your application.

As you see, Canadian Immigration Laws have double standards: when applying for study permit you have to prove that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay, and at the same time other Laws provide students pathway to get PR.

All above said is my personal opinion based on my two rejects and threads read in this forum, and it is up to you how to take next steps.
Hope this was of help to you.

My frank opinion is that it might be hard for you to get a student visa. Your background is Chemistry and you have been working in insurance industry - so, what are you going to study in Canada? Chemistry or Finance? Choosing either one will raise serious concerns. I dont know if there is any interdisciplinarity courses (chemical insurance?)
If your wife has geniune work experience where you can prove (IT returns, bank balance, salary slip, etc), she has a better chance. Strong SOP will help.

 

[harsh34]

hello everyone!!!
Need Help!!!
10th percentage : 60%
Diploma Mechanical engineering (2008) after 10th
2 back logs in diploma still remains.
IELTS score : 6 band
Question: Can i get Study Visa for a Canada in this qualification?
please need help...thank you!