Anyone applied a Student Permit from Philippines?

[ayne_16]

bakit hindi niyo po isasama husband niyo? he can have open work permit under your student visa.

yung 1.2 million po sa tingin ko okay na yan pero dagdagan niyo kung kasama si husband.

Hi trxter41

Thank you, mahirap po kseng 2 kami agad, and financial back up ko din sya. salamat.

 

[jjdira18]

Long post means more details which will enable us to help you more. Good job on that.

The issue with proof of funds.

You are required to show the 4 months bank statement. Kung nasa kanya naman ipapakita nya yung bank accoung niya na may laman na $25,000.
Kung ipapasa man sayo sana do it sooner para may lamang $25,000 ang account mo.
Basta makita lang na meron kayong funds kasi at the port of entry tatanungin ka kung nasan yung pang tuition mo. Kung nabayaran mo na yung tuition mo bago ka lumipad pakita mo yugn official receipt ng school if not pakita mo na dala mo.

Another issue na pwede lumabas at kailangan mo sabihin sa SOP (statement of purpose) is kung bat ka walang travel history tapos isingit mo lang ang lines na "I did not break any immigration law nor have any intention to do so in the future".
Another is you have 1yr experience and tingin nila its not long enough so if possible makahingi ka sa higher ups niyo ng certification or agreement na after ng 2 yrs course mo uuwi ka at bibigyan ka ng position ng company. Mga visa officer kasi alam naman nila na possible ka mag stay ang become a good citizen of the country kaso what if di ka pinalad na makahanap ng trabaho. Hindi maging successful yung journey mo at imbes na umuwi ehh mag TNT (Tago ng tago) and break laws. So kung makita nilang may trabaho kang uuwian di sila worried na mag TNT ka.

Thanks po for the reply!!!

Yung sa proof of funds po, tuition pa lang ililipat ng tita ko. For the living expenses, padadalhan nya po ako pag andun na sa Canada. Haha. Pwede po ba yun? Since may affidavit of support naman.
And I don't think mabibigyan po ako nung certificate from the office na bibigyan nila ako ng work after ko magaral. Medyo strict po kasi dito. Baka ang maibigay ko lang po is COE

May another question pa po ako. Hehe. Nagsstart na po kasi ako magfill up ng mga form para pagdating ng LOA, konti na lang po gagawin. Meron po kasi dun sa application form made outside canada na tinatanong kung nagapply na ba ako previously for a Visa sa ibang countries and kung nadeny. Makakaapekto po ba yun sa application ko kasi last year mga April po, nagapply kami ng mom ko and sister ko for a US visitor visa. Emergency application po siya kasi nasa ospital po Lolo ko nun na nasa US. Malala na po kasi kondisyon nya nun. My dad already has a US visa kaya kami na lang po ang nagapply. Kaso po we got denied. Nagaalala po ako baka makaapekto sa student visa application ko. Huhu

 

[angela412]

Hello all!

i will be applying for my study visa along with husband(OWP) and 10 yr old daughter (study permit)
normally here in Thailand where are we based it takes 6 weeks for a study visa to be approved or not and OWP takes 16 weeks..
my question is if we lodge our application together as a family will the approval time for study visa be affected? mas tatagal ba ang hintay ng approval? or same pa rin na 6 weeks?
hope somebody could anwer...

thanks!

 

[applepen]

Hi Good day,

Baka po may nakaka alam, may binabayaran ako house and lot sa pilipinas (i am currently in UAE working) less than 3 years ko n sya binabayaran, ano po ba ang kailangan ko iprovide na documents tungkol sa property ko na ishow ko sa Visa Officer? for example, all my receipt and cheque, and yung title? what else po ? para ma irequest ko sa real estate office.Please i need your help guys.

 

[mic-mic]

yay i got a reply from a very famous member of this group Smiley

*lack of travel experience - nako bahrain at dubai pa lamang ang narating ko
*ties back home - i have my own house in Philippines (maliit lamang na property)
*funds - i have like 2M Php for my whole study (i can pay my whole study one time to make them sure that is really my funds full stop)

sure sir ihire ka ng boss ko kung qualified ka no problems haha.Do you think i really need SOP.ano paba ang pwede ko iprovide.

SALAMAT very much.

Good luck applepen! The song is more famous than me

Seems like you're all set! Just make sure that all requirements are met. There might be new rules now so be cautious if there are any and some of our experiences shared might not apply anymore

Hintayin ko pag dating mo para hire mo ako haha

 

[applepen]

Good luck applepen! The song is more famous than me

Seems like you're all set! Just make sure that all requirements are met. There might be new rules now so be cautious if there are any and some of our experiences shared might not apply anymore

Hintayin ko pag dating mo para hire mo ako haha

Sir i have a question po,please read below.Thank youuuuuuuuu

Baka po may nakaka alam, may binabayaran ako house and lot sa pilipinas (i am currently in UAE working) less than 3 years ko n sya binabayaran, ano po ba ang kailangan ko iprovide na documents tungkol sa property ko na ishow ko sa Visa Officer? for example, all my receipt and cheque, and yung title? what else po ? para ma irequest ko sa real estate office.Please i need your help guys.

 

[mic-mic]

I think title and resibo lang po pinakita ko noon

 

[applepen]

I think title and resibo lang po pinakita ko noon

great.Thank you.I'll keep you updated guys.

 

[trxter41]

Thank you for your help sir.

anyways. is it advisable na sabay na po kami mgapply for visa or una yung applicant?

in my opinion isabay niyo po asawa niyo kasi malaking tulong if ever, kasi pwede siya mag work full time sa kahit anong trabaho as long as qualified siya (it is essentially an open work permit).

pero depende po yun sainyo, kasi mas malaki ang funds na kailangan niyo kung sabay kayo mag aapply. kung limited ang funds niyo pwede ka po mauna and then sumunod na lang asawa mo pag nakaipon na kayo ng pera

 

[trxter41]

Hi trxter41

Thank you, mahirap po kseng 2 kami agad, and financial back up ko din sya. salamat.

ah sige po recommendation ko lang naman. kunin niyo na lang po pag nakaluwag luwag na. hehe

 

[trxter41]

Eto po details ko:

Education: Business Economics (cum laude) graduate from UP -- I graduated 2015

Employment History: I've been working as an Analyst in Finance for 1.6 years in an international bank (german bank which has an office here in Manila)

Proof of funds: My aunt who is working in US will sponsor my education and living expenses sa canada. She's a green card holder naman. We will pass affidavit of support, her bank statement, and a photocopy of her green card. And she will transfer na the amount of my tuition fee (CAD$ 12500) to my personal account before I apply.
Then I'm planning to also show my bank statement. Maliit lang po laman ng account ko currently. Then idedeclare ko yung ittransfer ng tita ko na yun yung initial na money na ibibigay niya sakin. Para makapag paenroll once i got the student visa.
Then gagawa din ng affidavit yung cousin ko na sakanya ako titira on my stay sa Canada.

**Sorry po for the long post. I'm just really worried on how I can get my visa approved. I'm mostly worried dun sa proof of funds. Hope you guys can give suggestions or comments THANK YOU!!

german bank as in deutsch bank?

 

[jjdira18]

german bank as in deutsch bank?

Haha yes po

 

[ayne_16]

SOP is statement of purpose also know as study plan. Application for study permit is a case to case basis. It will also depend on the visa officer that will review your case. If they look at your background and data they will decide that you are a genuine student. What if base on the officer's assumption you are not a genuine student because something is off. There is interview for Student visa so you will be rejected right away. Now you are rejected since your uncle is an immigration officer he can make an appeal for your case. This is why applicants submits SOPs. In case the officer is not convince you are a genuine students you have an explanation why things are like that. It is your responsibility to give as much evidence as possible. If he thinks your case is good enough then don't worry about it. He knows what he is doing.

Hi kapatid,

Thank you so much for the feedback per issues I have raised, can I have a samples of SOP. - lib5519@yahoo.com

Thank you again.

 

[journey namin]

Hello po sa lahat, patulong po sana.

I applied last week to BCIT sa Master's program nila and they replied the other day that my WES evaluation on my Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering is just a 3 year diploma which falls short sa requirement ng BCIT na minimum 4 year degree for master's program. They advised me to go for ICES evaluation but not sure kung mababago ang resulta, considering na mahal ang assessment and it would take about 7 weeks.

For background:
1. I have two credential - 1 is Bachelor in Civil Engineering and 1 is Vocational certificate in Dental Technician
2. My 5 year BS Civil Engineering degree was assessed by WES as equivalent to 3 year diploma
3. My 1 year vocational diploma is not assessed by WES

If I will submit for assessment my vocational diploma + Bachelor's degree - is there a chance that ICES evaluation for my Bachelor's degree will be equivalent to a 4 year degree? What are the chances?

Thanks po in advance!

Last thing - any suggestion from experienced people here, specially yung mga civil engineer - what course have you taken sa canada (specifically BC) and what school, baka I might follow the same or makakuha ng bago direction. I have an application also sa UBC - also still waiting for the result.

Thanks in advance

 

[kapatid]

Hello all!

i will be applying for my study visa along with husband(OWP) and 10 yr old daughter (study permit)
normally here in Thailand where are we based it takes 6 weeks for a study visa to be approved or not and OWP takes 16 weeks..
my question is if we lodge our application together as a family will the approval time for study visa be affected? mas tatagal ba ang hintay ng approval? or same pa rin na 6 weeks?
hope somebody could anwer...

thanks!

You are the main applicant so probably it will follow the 6 weeks procedure.
I'm not 100% sure since i'm still a student for immigration, but if you apply alone, which have a higher chance of getting approve, you can get your husband later on a temporary visitor visa.


Exceptions: Studying without a study permit
In some cases, minor children do not need a study permit to study in Canada. These cases include:

minor children attending kindergarten;
minor children who are refugees or refugee claimants, or whose parents are refugees or refugee claimants; and
minor children who are already in Canada with parents who are allowed to work or study in Canada, and who want to attend pre-school, primary or secondary school.

You don't need a study permit for your 10yrs old.

Hello po sa lahat, patulong po sana.

I applied last week to BCIT sa Master's program nila and they replied the other day that my WES evaluation on my Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering is just a 3 year diploma which falls short sa requirement ng BCIT na minimum 4 year degree for master's program. They advised me to go for ICES evaluation but not sure kung mababago ang resulta, considering na mahal ang assessment and it would take about 7 weeks.

For background:
1. I have two credential - 1 is Bachelor in Civil Engineering and 1 is Vocational certificate in Dental Technician
2. My 5 year BS Civil Engineering degree was assessed by WES as equivalent to 3 year diploma
3. My 1 year vocational diploma is not assessed by WES

If I will submit for assessment my vocational diploma + Bachelor's degree - is there a chance that ICES evaluation for my Bachelor's degree will be equivalent to a 4 year degree? What are the chances?

Thanks po in advance!

Last thing - any suggestion from experienced people here, specially yung mga civil engineer - what course have you taken sa canada (specifically BC) and what school, baka I might follow the same or makakuha ng bago direction. I have an application also sa UBC - also still waiting for the result.

Thanks in advance

Ang labanan kasi dito is the duration mo sa school. Dito k-12 so any education laging may -2 years. If yung vocational mo is 1yr they might include it. In short naka 6 yrs ka sa post secondary which makes it 4yrs. I suggest you include it.
I have a civil engineering cousin with 5+ yrs exp in the field and she is currently taking Engineering drafting and design technology in SAIT. It's a 2yrs course and she pass the student visa process smoothly because her choice of education here is an "upgrade" to her education.