You can show how much savings you have.Approximately how much money should I show and is there any other possible way I can show funds except for assets?
I am thinking of reapplying by showing more funds.
You can show how much savings you have.Approximately how much money should I show and is there any other possible way I can show funds except for assets?
I am thinking of reapplying by showing more funds.
The issue is my country doesn't have GIC.GIC stands for Guaranteed Investment Certificates and actually you can manage to invest in it at a Canadian bank either through an agent or online by speaking to any staff. My father did it for me to enter university in Canada from China, we used RBC but all the big banks are available. The point is, the GIC has to be under your name, for at least $10k, and you should be fine. Paying whole year tuition should not be necessary.
Would paying CAD 17,000 for first year tution fee in full with CAD 25,000 in the bank be sufficient?yh not all country are liable for GIC. soo just show proof of too much funds which will cover First year tuition and 10000Cad expenses. soo at least show 50kCAD will be minimum. As i show over 80KCAD in my Visa
My own brother. He is showing his businesses as source of income.yh but please who is supporting your finance??
i think sri lanka dose not fall under SDS so gic is for SDS applicantsYou have to pay 1 year fees and GIC 10k then after attached other financial documents
Hi who is your agent? I am also planning to apply soon from Sri Lanka. Are they applying online? Is the vfs accepting applications?I applied to Mohawk College from Sri Lanka. If I pay for college the whole 1st year tuition, is there any chances?
I applied to Mohawk College from Sri Lanka. If I pay for college the whole 1st year tuition, is there any chances?
Paying your tuition fees doesn't guarantee you your study permitI applied to Mohawk College from Sri Lanka. If I pay for college the whole 1st year tuition, is there any chances?
really? can he show how much savings he has? that is a hell of a strong advice. wallahi bravoYou can show how much savings you have.
GIC can also be used for non SDS applicants, it is still considered strong proof because you have to be inside Canada to withdraw the money and it is released on a monthly basis.i think sri lanka dose not fall under SDS so gic is for SDS applicants