Hi again everyone. May I ask for your comments on my situation:
As some might already know, I have an active EE profile with a CRS of 478. I am now planning to take the study route, and considering my background I am not eligible for a PhD (considering the GMAT and academic qualifications requirements). I am hoping to apply for a 2nd master's in a more specific field of study (as I am currently holding a general MBA, and my boss is actually happy to sponsor me if I do so). Now, I am under 30, hold a general IELTS (8) and I was graduated back in 2018. However, no gap since then as I have been working well throughout my studies untill now.
At the same time, I am about to get married - not final decision yet - and my wife is 20, halfway through her bachelor's, and DOES NOT have a language certificate. For her, I am planning to either apply for a college, Co-Op, or simply continue her Bachelor's in Canada but conditional to study a year of English in Canada (Not sure if it is possible or not, my initial search on the internet says it is possible).
Could you guys give me some advice on which of us have a better chance of getting admission and also a visa? Thank you all in advance
For my case, I am concerned about having an active EE profile (dual intention issue) + the fact that I am applying for a 2nd Masters (although a friend of mine just got his visa last year through the same route, and in fact, he was 4 years older than me)
For her case, I am just concerned about her lack of a language certificate
As some might already know, I have an active EE profile with a CRS of 478. I am now planning to take the study route, and considering my background I am not eligible for a PhD (considering the GMAT and academic qualifications requirements). I am hoping to apply for a 2nd master's in a more specific field of study (as I am currently holding a general MBA, and my boss is actually happy to sponsor me if I do so). Now, I am under 30, hold a general IELTS (8) and I was graduated back in 2018. However, no gap since then as I have been working well throughout my studies untill now.
At the same time, I am about to get married - not final decision yet - and my wife is 20, halfway through her bachelor's, and DOES NOT have a language certificate. For her, I am planning to either apply for a college, Co-Op, or simply continue her Bachelor's in Canada but conditional to study a year of English in Canada (Not sure if it is possible or not, my initial search on the internet says it is possible).
Could you guys give me some advice on which of us have a better chance of getting admission and also a visa? Thank you all in advance
For my case, I am concerned about having an active EE profile (dual intention issue) + the fact that I am applying for a 2nd Masters (although a friend of mine just got his visa last year through the same route, and in fact, he was 4 years older than me)
For her case, I am just concerned about her lack of a language certificate