Please Help!!!!

[ngupta]

Hi,
I have applied for a study permit and would get the result for the same by 2nd week of June. I have a CRS score of 420 and want to apply for EE without waiting out for the result of Student visa. I would be extremely grateful if somebody could guide me whether student visa can be refused on the basis of my profile in Express Entry pool ?
I have already read some threads on forum with divided views ?

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-im...at-the-same-time-please-help-confused.276599/

http://www.canadavisa.com/immigration-canada-dual-intent.html

Please Help!!!

 

[jpv2212]

Hi,
I have applied for a study permit and would get the result for the same by 2nd week of June. I have a CRS score of 420 and want to apply for EE without waiting out for the result of Student visa. I would be extremely grateful if somebody could guide me whether student visa can be refused on the basis of my profile in Express Entry pool ?
I have already read some threads on forum with divided views ?

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-im...at-the-same-time-please-help-confused.276599/

http://www.canadavisa.com/immigration-canada-dual-intent.html

Please Help!!!

Hi
I hope this link may have answer to your question.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/institutions/intent.asp

 

[farazafzal]

Hi,
I have applied for a study permit and would get the result for the same by 2nd week of June. I have a CRS score of 420 and want to apply for EE without waiting out for the result of Student visa. I would be extremely grateful if somebody could guide me whether student visa can be refused on the basis of my profile in Express Entry pool ?
I have already read some threads on forum with divided views ?

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-im...at-the-same-time-please-help-confused.276599/

http://www.canadavisa.com/immigration-canada-dual-intent.html

Please Help!!!

No it won't !! It is called dual intent and under dual intent you will not be refused of student visa (or even other temporary resident visas), but as far as I remember you will have to exit the Country after the completion of Student visa (but I don't remember that exactly)

Good luck !

 

[shagunsangwan]

Shouldnt be a problem at all.

 

[ngupta]

No it won't !! It is called dual intent and under dual intent you will not be refused of student visa (or even other temporary resident visas), but as far as I remember you will have to exit the Country after the completion of Student visa (but I don't remember that exactly)

Good luck !

Many Thanks for the update. Another query that I am stuck up on are:

• I have not mentioned anything pertaining to dual intent on my study permit application. Is it still okay for me to enter the Express Entry pool ?

• I will be creating my Express entry profile from India and in case I get an ITA, I may end up submitting my documents from Canada. Is it allowed and can I submit Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) issued to me by my home country before I left ?

Thanks so much.

 

[farazafzal]

Many Thanks for the update. Another query that I am stuck up on are:

• I have not mentioned anything pertaining to dual intent on my study permit application. Is it still okay for me to enter the Express Entry pool ?

• I will be creating my Express entry profile from India and in case I get an ITA, I may end up submitting my documents from Canada. Is it allowed and can I submit Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) issued to me by my home country before I left ?

Thanks so much.

I am not expert with dual intent related questions, so I leave this for others to answer, with more experience so that you can have right guidance !

 

[karenv]

It is true that you can have dual intent but it should happen only after you have student visa on hand.

I knew a case that she submitted both Express Entry and student visa. She got a query from an embassy for the reason for being in the Express Entry pool. Student visa is a temporary resident visa and PR is a permanent resident visa. At the same point of time, you can't say that you will leave Canada at the end of your study and will live in Canada permanently.

It's a risk and it always depends on your visa officer to make decision.