Does travel history have impact on Study Permit application?

[schoolgirl22]

Hi!

I'm just wondering.. If an applicant is a frequent traveller, does it have a positive impact on one's application?

 

[alwaysoptimistic]

Hi!

I'm just wondering.. If an applicant is a frequent traveller, does it have a positive impact on one's application?

it is all about luck. Merely depends on the visa officer.Sometimes its positive and sometimes negative in the form of less attachment to home country

 

[schoolgirl22]

Thanks! I'm a regular traveler (Spain, South Korea, China, Thailand, Singapore, USA and Canada) and my travel days/holidays range from a couple of days to three months (in Canada... Eeep!). Just a bit worried.

 

[alwaysoptimistic]

Thanks! I'm a regular traveler (Spain, South Korea, China, Thailand, Singapore, USA and Canada) and my travel days/holidays range from a couple of days to three months (in Canada... Eeep!). Just a bit worried.

This is extremely in favour of your application caz you haven't stayed for long abroad and the visa officer might think that she is financially sound that's why having some trips/holidays abroad.you are good to go.
plz share your profile.where are u from?

 

[schoolgirl22]

This is extremely in favour of your application caz you haven't stayed for long abroad and the visa officer might think that she is financially sound that's why having some trips/holidays abroad.you are good to go.
plz share your profile.where are u from?

Thanks for the info! Really worried of what my "frequent travels" could mean to the VO.
I'm from the Philippines, currently in Toronto for vacation. I just graduated from Uni in the Philippines this year, BS Entrepreneurship. I own and manage two businesses (f&b) back home. Still in the process of applying for a Diploma course on Entrepreneurship (Seneca) for the Winter 2013 term.