Please someone Help.. advise me please.

[POTA]

i was refused a study permit few months ago. and i am thinking applying for visit visa now. will the study permit that was refuse affect my visit visa? please people kindly advise me if this is OK to do. to apply for the visit visa or a study permit again.


as this time i am only willing to make short visit.

 

[cyas33]

1. Where are you from?

2. Did you apply for study permit for college or university?

3 Why did you get refusal for your study permit?

4. What is your academic background?

5. Do you plan to visit and stay on in Canada?

 

[POTA]

Thanks for the response..
i am from southafrica,

i applied for university

refusal , VO not satisfied if i will leave canada on completion of studies. travel history.

i only finish high school and also 6months short course.

Yes i plan to visit and maybe stay if i am able to find ways of doing permit there. if not i will leave after the visa expire.

Please kindly advise is it possible to apply for visitor visa after been refused study permit few months ago.

 

[scylla]

Sure - you can try.

To be approved, you'll have to show strong ties to your home country and prove you have no plans to remain in Canada long term.

 

[cyas33]

Ok! You can apply for a visitor visa yes, but for a study permit you must apply for it back in Pretoria. Good luck!

 

[Pippin]

Scylla is right. Unless your situation changes you will again be refused for not having strong enough ties to draw you back to your home country. Being so recently out of school and young, you will improve your future chances by getting a good job, saving your earnings, doing some travel outside your country for pleasure, eventually buying property, etc. These are all things the VO look for to show you are established and have ties. When you apply for a visa you will be asked if you have ever been refused in the past. You will answer this truthfully. Good luck.

 

[jas697sha]

You must also prove that you will only stay there for a shot period of time and assure them that you will be able to survive (financially) in Canada within the span of your stay there.