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venu1993

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Hello everyone,

I applied for a study permit for Jan 2022 intake last month and it got rejected. So I reapplied with strong documents and SOP by November 1.

But, yesterday there was a tweet from IRCC that study permit applications applied after November 1 maybe delayed due to covid and the students should make arrangements with the DLI Institutes regarding it.

I was wondering wether it would affect me or still I have better chance because my application is not a new file and whether my reapplication would be given high preference?

Please advice your insights.
 
venu1993 said:
Hello everyone,

I applied for a study permit for Jan 2022 intake last month and it got rejected. So I reapplied with strong documents and SOP by November 1.

But, yesterday there was a tweet from IRCC that study permit applications applied after November 1 maybe delayed due to covid and the students should make arrangements with the DLI Institutes regarding it.

I was wondering wether it would affect me or still I have better chance because my application is not a new file and whether my reapplication would be given high preference?

Please advice your insights.
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Your application won't be given preference because you are reapplying. It will be treated the same as any other new application. So yes, you may be affected by IRCC's announcement.
 
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venu1993 said:
Hello everyone,

I applied for a study permit for Jan 2022 intake last month and it got rejected. So I reapplied with strong documents and SOP by November 1.

But, yesterday there was a tweet from IRCC that study permit applications applied after November 1 maybe delayed due to covid and the students should make arrangements with the DLI Institutes regarding it.

I was wondering wether it would affect me or still I have better chance because my application is not a new file and whether my reapplication would be given high preference?

Please advice your insights.
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what is your previous application timeline?
 
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