Recent content by GMP97

its most probably a rejection buddy if they uploaded BVL without medical req

well that is indeed a fact but Canada is also stupidly rich country they can definitely afford to lose a few million dollars if in return they can better control the pandemic

even if there was no record of you being married in USA mentioning in your application as not married while you are married is a misrepresentation anyways

well great best of luck to you

send them a webform they should have uploaded it with the PPR. Although mine was not even checked at when i landed at pearson lol

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/student-direct-stream/eligibility.html read "Who is not eligible for SDS" your agent is wrong you do not qualify for sds although you can get gic and pay your fees anyways it will only help your case but...

5.5 in each module is very low if you can try to find a uni that accepts those scores you might have a chance

show that you have some property or a business here and you really need to explain your goals, reasons why you chose canada and how the course you have is gonna help you back in Pakistan

rejected on 1st try then accepted on the 2nd of course bro ill be glad to help send me your email

where did you get that number? and almost all indians dont get approval do you even realize the size of their population? more applicants means more successful applicants. i know rejection is hard but seriously i dont think it matters where you are applying from its 50%luck and 50% your effort.

you passed your medical they forgot to update dont worry your visa is approved

employers dont use pen and paper to write your working hours if you are being paid for 40 hours you worked 40 hours

you need to explain your current course in canada why do you need it and how it will help you increase your skills. Visa officer doesn't understand why are you pursuing this course while you are already employed. You need to explain that

In normal times sds is faster not easier but right now going for non-sds is a better option

cic does not care about per week working hours they care about how many hours you worked over the entire year its about 960 hours or less over the year with full time studies. So, in 48 months you shouldn't have worked more than 960 hours. The 20 hours/week is more of a guideline to achieve that