Visa rejection reason

[enywmara]

Reason are pretty same :

Purpose of visit
Purposed study mismatched.

Sorry to hear that. Get the IELTS done then. If its not too troublesome for you.

 

[Rj Simran]

Dear Simran,

It seems that your SOP was not good enough. Also please note that the Visa Officer (VO) has only got 15 minutes to go through your application. This means that he/she will probably read your SOP very quickly and try to make out why you want to study for an MBA. I have a suggestion for you. If you want to re-apply, you should do so very quickly. Please read through the rejection letter very carefully.

If the VO has only ticked on the box that "proposed studies are not reasonable" then you are in luck, because that means that the VO does not think that you have weak family ties in your home country and only your SOP and why this course is good for you is the issue.

So firstly write your SOP starting with the opening statement that your earlier visa application was rejected because of "proposed...." and you would like to outline why this course is good for you and relevant for you. You should answer the following questions very carefully.


Study Plan:

Why do you wish to study in Canada in the program for which you have been accepted?

What is your overall educational goal?

Why are you not pursuing a similar program in your country of residence or citizenship?

How will this program enhance your employment opportunities in your country of residence or citizenship?

What ties do you have to your country of residence or citizenship?

If it has been more than two years since you have left full -time education, please provide your C.V.


Please make sure that you answer them fully. If needed, use the questions as essay questions and write them on your SOP. Or look through this forum for best practice SOP samples. But please write the SOP fully. Please remember even if you reapply 1 day earlier, you will get your visa 1 day earlier. So apply quickly, but be calm and read the rejection letter at least 10 times before re-applying, so that you know exactly why your visa was rejected.

Thanks

Can I reapply from Delhi embassy? My permanent address is of Chandigarh and I am currently working in Delhi.

 

[sidkrishna]

I think your IELTS was in Dec 2014 if it is expiring in Dec 2016. In that case, please remember that CIC likes to have the candidates take IELTS within 1 year of the Visa Application. So If you are applying in Sep 2016 then You should have your IELTS within Sep 2015 and so on. Just out of curiosity, why did you get rejected? Did they give you any reason?

@enywmara My ielts is 16 months old..I got my Visa approved under university category!!Thats not a problem mate

 

[enywmara]

@enywmara My ielts is 16 months old..I got my Visa approved under university category!!Thats not a problem mate

Thanks for sharing the info. I also think that IELTS should be good for 2 years. But seems like the CIC have this strong urge to have IELTS within the 12 months of applying. Its a bit silly, but they seem to be asking everyone for an IELTS within 12 months of application.

 

[docsazm]

For reapplying? Do we need to put same uci number or leave blank?

 

[enywmara]

For reapplying? Do we need to put same uci number or leave blank?

Same UCI number every time you apply.

 

[Rubaaab]

Reason are pretty same :

Purpose of visit
Purposed study mismatched.

Thank you for your reply..

 

[Rubaaab]

As correctly stated by anaqi, you need to choose a better course. Since you already have a masters, the only course the CIC could approve, according to me, is PhD. And yes, If you have a valid study permit, your husband can get an open work permit and your kids can get study permits dependant on you. However, please note that your husbands permit will be valid only as long as your study permit is and you would need to show additional finances for each family member. Also I strongly feel that applying for the entire family at the same time is like a sure shot way to get denied. You need to understand that as a student, CHC views you as a temporary resident and if you try to bring all your family over, they would surely doubt your ties to home country. I suggest you first get your permit done and then think of a way your husband and kids can apply.

Thank you so much for your valuable reply.

 

[Rubaaab]

You already have a master's and you applied for a diploma which is a lower level. If you applied for a diploma after a bachelor's degree then your chances would have been higher. If you want a higher chance then they will be expecting you to apply for a Masters or a PhD and will be looking for an explanation. From the VO's point of view it's unnecessary for you to do a Diploma after a masters so that's ground for refusal. I think you should rethink the program you want to apply for.

I agree with you. Thanks...