Visa for spouse

[Ashmg1985]

Dear all, my sister is going to apply for her student visa next week, she also wants to apply for her husband's work permit. I was wondering if they can apply at the same time or her spouse has to wait until she get her student visa.

 

[Helican]

Dear all, my sister is going to apply for her student visa next week, she also wants to apply for her husband's work permit. I was wondering if they can apply at the same time or her spouse has to wait until she get her student visa.

They can apply together but what will she show for her family ties if her husband is also going to join her in Canada? You can ask her to apply first and if her application is approved then her husband can apply.

 

[Ashmg1985]

They can apply together but what will she show for her family ties if her husband is also going to join her in Canada? You can ask her to apply first and if her application is approved then her husband can apply.

Thanks. we are Danish and applying from Copenhagen. Is there any chance for the visa refusal?

 

[Copingwithlife]

Thanks. we are Danish and applying from Copenhagen. Is there any chance for the visa refusal?

Of course there is

 

[Helican]

Thanks. we are Danish and applying from Copenhagen. Is there any chance for the visa refusal?

there are always chances of approval and refusal. All depends on how you prepare the application.

 

[canuck78]

there are always chances of approval and refusal. All depends on how you prepare the application.

Has less to do with your application and more on what you are studying, your finances and some other factors that are not published.

 

[Helican]

Has less to do with your application and more on what you are studying, your finances and some other factors that are not published.

well, thats what I said. a application does not just mean downloading and completing forms but also looking at the program, finances, study plan, etc.

 

[Ashmg1985]

well, thats what I said. a application does not just mean downloading and completing forms but also looking at the program, finances, study plan, etc.

Dear Canuck, I don’t exactly understand what is the study plan? She is going to study pastry management (2 years- full time)because she is working in that field for years and couldn’t find any course such as this in Denmark to take her career to next level. Is there any difference that what you are going to study in Canada as long as you provide strong finances and show that you are planning to leave the Canada after your study.

 

[canuck78]

well, thats what I said. a application does not just mean downloading and completing forms but also looking at the program, finances, study plan, etc.

well, thats what I said. a application does not just mean downloading and completing forms but also looking at the program, finances, study plan, etc.

You could prepare the best application possible including any possible document needed and still be refused. What matters is the actual amount of funds, your choice of program, etc. When you say the it depends on how you prepare your application it sounds like if you hired the best consultant/lawyer you will have a much better chance of approval.

 

[canuck78]

Dear Canuck, I don’t exactly understand what is the study plan? She is going to study pastry management (2 years- full time)because she is working in that field for years and couldn’t find any course such as this in Denmark to take her career to next level. Is there any difference that what you are going to study in Canada as long as you provide strong finances and show that you are planning to leave the Canada after your study.

If she is already working as a pastry chef there will be concerns that she is a genuine student. I am sure there is a European program that is the same or better than George Brown so you have to show why she needs to attend George Brown and attempt to relocate her whole family. To get a study permit you need to show this course will lead to career advancement and make sense based on her previous work and studies. Anecdotally it seems like spouses of masters and PhDs have the best chance of approval for SOWP. There isn’t detailed information on how CIC decides who gets approved for SOWP. Finances are one factor but there are other factors.

 

[Helican]

You could prepare the best application possible including any possible document needed and still be refused. What matters is the actual amount of funds, your choice of program, etc. When you say the it depends on how you prepare your application it sounds like if you hired the best consultant/lawyer you will have a much better chance of approval.

the "you" means the applicant or the one who posted the question. I dont understand why it would sound like hiring a lawyer. does not make any sense.