Hey 04el82!
Now I'm trying to prepare a new personal statement and also trying to get some money into my parent's bank... I'm gonna re-apply soon.. hopefully everything should go well... thanks! and hey they didn't even interviewed me,
Hey eduardoF!
Sorry for the mistake... its only 2 weeks. So what shall I do, when i re-apply? He is a businessman but the thing is my mom and dad helped him to develop his businesses. I've clearly mentioned it in the personal statement.
1) Anyways is there are any workarounds???
2) If we have enough money and showing my father's friend as a second sponsor will make the application stronger???
Hi,
I'm no specialist. When I went to Canada, I had 2 scholarships that covered all my costs. I don't know what you could/should do since your application has already been refused. I gues what you have to do is satisfy the visa-delivery person. So in case you decide to apply again, I suggest:
1) Show why studying at Seneca College gives you an edge when you go back to your country (for example, if there's an international ranking of schools in your field of study, you can use that to show you cannot get an education of similar quality in your country);
2) You have to show that you have the money. Have you submitted letters from your father's friends (the one who's giving/lending you money and the one who will be hosting you) together with your application, as well as their income statements? You have to look at it from the visa-people's perspective: it just sounds strange that a person not directly related to you would finance your studies;
3) As for returning to your country after your studies, that's the most subjective factor, and being the only son is not a good enough argument (for example: once you get there you could decide to settle and then bring your parents to Canada...)
4) To give you some perspective, it's very unusual that a Canadian would not work to pay for his/her studies, to say it in a different way, it's not common that parents would pay everything for their children's higher education, so it obviously looks strange to them that someone in Canada would be hosting you for free, and that someone in your home country would be paying for your expenses.
Sorry I can't really help you there :-/