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Just to add to this thread, fkl's advice was spot on. I applied for a student visa, whilst in the EE pool. I was honest and upfront about being in the EE pool. My student visa was approved in 1 week with no need for further information. Anyone using a lawyer that has advised withdrawing an EE...

This looks like the only sensible and informed answer on this thread, thanks!

helena21, did your lawyer say anything about whether retracting the EE application would improve changes of getting a student visa? I'm in a similar position, am in the EE pool but now want to apply for a student visa. If you remove yourself from EE, are you back on a blank slate again?

My question is 'slightly' different to that of other questions about bringing family. I am applying for a 1 year course at a flight school and want to bring my wife and 2 kids. I think it is fairly clear that I can apply for visas for them. The questions I have are 1. Should I apply for them...

so ignore what caththisking said. you should go to the WES.org website and use the free Degree Equivalency Tool. This will give you and idea of what you will get in the ECA assuming all your documents are deemed to be valid.

when you say you are a graduate, this means the course was 2 years and you completed it?

It costs the same whether you submit one, two, three degrees (I submitted 2 that's why I know this). So if you are going to submit your high school qualification then you might as well try to get points for the uncompleted university degree, it won't cost extra. That said i agree with what other...

you do it online afpnationalpolicechecks.converga.com.au But if you lived in Queensland or Victoria you need a traffic history too. This is made more complicated by the fact that if you were a student you may not have had a driving licence in which case you have to prove you did not have a...

The rules technically state that applicants who have been given an ITA via EE must then provide police certificates for any countries they have lived for more than 6 months above the age of 18. I lived in Singapore for just over 6 months (after turning 18) before attending university in...

my advice would be don't underestimate the test. I just took General Training and scored all 9s but to be honest I was surprised I did so well. The speaking and writing are the easy parts. As a native speaker with an academic background you probably don't need to prepare for these two segments...

One way to start a business in Canada as a non-resident is to set up a corporation or partnership with a Canadian citizen. This looks to be very clear and fairly straight forward. HOWEVER, as a partner, shareholder or board member in such a business are there restrictions on how much time...