I've been in Canada since 2011. I'm a Nigerian student currently pursuing visual arts, communication, media and film at the university of Windsor. I am about to apply for a study permit extension due to withdrawal from school for health reasons. I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis in October 2013 which rendered me immobile and disabled. I have a letter from the school health services confirming that scenario. In 2014 dec I was able to meet the rheumatologist after a year of diagnosis and a long wait list.
My parents were temporarily destitute at the time and were unable to register me for the winter 2015 course. This was due to a loss of the family business due to the BOKO HARAM attacks that escalated and negatively affected my father's ranch and his car wash business in Jos, Plateu State. My mother was also a victim of a bombing whereby out family church got bombed by Boko Haram insurgents, leaving her with minor but permanent scars.
UNAUTHORIZED WORK FROM DEC 2014 TO MAY 2015
I decided to use my off campus work permit to work from Dec 2014 to may 2015 and stopped the work after finding out that such work was unauthorized since it was not an OPEN work permit but just an off campus work permit. I am now currently enrolled full time. And have a part time job with my study permit expiring on December 21st. I also currently have a tentative job offer and was given a 50,000 CAD grant from the federal government of Nigeria due to my prowess in screenwriting and I am supposed to use that to obtain my degree from Windsor. I have 3 semesters to go.
I read that it would take 6 moths after the violation of statutes in the study permit to become admissible and the last violation I had was in may 2015 when the unauthorized work ended.
What are my chances of getting the study permit seeing as I have....
Financial backing and no longer temporarily destitute
Good standing academically with no failed courses.
A tentative offer of employment from my Home country which is incentive for me to leave Canada once my course is done
A letter from the doctor at the student health services confirming the timeline and progression of my disease.
Land valuation and familial ties to my home country.
Any help would be appreciated.
My parents were temporarily destitute at the time and were unable to register me for the winter 2015 course. This was due to a loss of the family business due to the BOKO HARAM attacks that escalated and negatively affected my father's ranch and his car wash business in Jos, Plateu State. My mother was also a victim of a bombing whereby out family church got bombed by Boko Haram insurgents, leaving her with minor but permanent scars.
UNAUTHORIZED WORK FROM DEC 2014 TO MAY 2015
I decided to use my off campus work permit to work from Dec 2014 to may 2015 and stopped the work after finding out that such work was unauthorized since it was not an OPEN work permit but just an off campus work permit. I am now currently enrolled full time. And have a part time job with my study permit expiring on December 21st. I also currently have a tentative job offer and was given a 50,000 CAD grant from the federal government of Nigeria due to my prowess in screenwriting and I am supposed to use that to obtain my degree from Windsor. I have 3 semesters to go.
I read that it would take 6 moths after the violation of statutes in the study permit to become admissible and the last violation I had was in may 2015 when the unauthorized work ended.
What are my chances of getting the study permit seeing as I have....
Financial backing and no longer temporarily destitute
Good standing academically with no failed courses.
A tentative offer of employment from my Home country which is incentive for me to leave Canada once my course is done
A letter from the doctor at the student health services confirming the timeline and progression of my disease.
Land valuation and familial ties to my home country.
Any help would be appreciated.