I want to study and immigration to Canada

[rtkwar]

My family and I
We want to study something cheap in Canada helps us
To find jobs and immigration to Canada
any one can advise me?
and
Please I need a good lawyer help me
If there is someone here knows a good lawyer
Please send a private message containing the e-mail address of the lawyer

 

[Sumonaney]

First if u want to go to canada for study u can't take family
They have to go to after u arrival canada

Second study permit and migration is different

Visit some website for more info..........

Good luck

 

[rtkwar]

me and my family we all study in canada
i will wait

 

[rtkwar]

Any suggestions for courses?

 

[tiger007]

Please I need a good lawyer help me
If there is someone here knows a good lawyer
Please send a private message containing the e-mail address of the lawyer

Hi,

You will need to share your detailed profile, background information, priority, course and province interested in, budget etc. etc. with the forum, to even remotely suggest you anything. It's absolutely impossible for anyone of us to suggest you course and possible immigration advice based on the incomplete info posted.

If you are looking for a registered lawyer/ICCRC certified consultant, start by searching a lawyer/ICCRC certified consultant on the official ICCRC website. Try to find a consultant in your present city or to the Canadian province/city you are intending to migrate to. http://www.iccrc-crcic.ca/home.cfm

To know more about study permits, pother work permits, immigration visit the official CIC website: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index-can.asp

To know more about various student immigration routes in Canada see:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/various-immigration-programmes-for-international-students-in-canada-t100908.0.html

 

[rtkwar]

i have 20000 USD

 

[scylla]

i have 20000 USD

That's not enough money for even one person to come to Canada on a study visa.

 

[rtkwar]

why how much i need?

 

[scylla]

For one person you need first year tuition + $10K living expenses + $2K to $3K travel expenses. Most courses cost over $10K for one year. So you need closer to $25K to $30K for one person to be approved for a study visa.

 

[sqazi]

That's not enough money for even one person to come to Canada on a study visa.

hi my study permit has been approved but my hubby trv has been rejected what are the chances of getting the visa after one time rejection of trv due to length of stay

 

[rtkwar]

This is an injustice
I watch people on TV are poor and do not know the English language Basics(A-Z)
But they migrate
I am a university graduate and I have some money, and I can not immigration
and i want study course for 1 year only not more

 

[scylla]

and i want study course for 1 year only not more

OK - so let's say you take a one year post-graduate diploma at Humber College. The tuition cost for one year is $13,500.

http://international.humber.ca/study-in-canada/step-by-step-process/financial-requirements

This means you will have to show a bank balance of $13,500 + $10K for living expenses + $2/$3K for travel expenses for you to be approved for an individual study visa. This is a total of $25,5000 to $26,5000. Again, this is just for one person.

 

[rtkwar]

you mean 10K for one person living Cost only?!!!

 

[scylla]

you mean 10K for one person living Cost only?!!!

Yes - for one person. You must be able to show $10K to cover living expenses to be approved for the study visa.

 

[rtkwar]

sorry in real life i want know if i will spend 10k really?