confusion...need help please

[vidhi1987]

Hey guys,
its me again...I really need suggestion from you guys....I want to apply Canadian student and dependent visa for sep 2012. but I am so confuse now about dependent visa. My situation is totally different..
1. just coming back from USA and complete my master there also worked there for one and half year mean while I been to Canada twice on visitor visa does this thing make my case strong or week?
2. My husband been in canada for one and half year of course on student visa for some reason he wasnt able to complete his study does this things effect on our file?
3. Do i need to give IELTS? coz I emailed in so many university such as UoR,UoT and they say if you complete your master from english speaking country thn you dont need to give IELTS..but I am not clear about VISA purpose do we need IELTS for getting visa?
4. Anybody have any idea about dependent visa? I already read CIC website but I am asking about any personal experience specially any seniors who been Canada with spouse...

vo kahete hena knowledge batne se increase hota hai...to please muje reply kare...kya pata aapki choti si help meri zindagi banade..

 

[tiger007]

Hey guys,
its me again...I really need suggestion from you guys....I want to apply Canadian student and dependent visa for sep 2012. but I am so confuse now about dependent visa. My situation is totally different..
1. just coming back from USA and complete my master there also worked there for one and half year mean while I been to Canada twice on visitor visa does this thing make my case strong or week?
2. My husband been in canada for one and half year of course on student visa for some reason he wasnt able to complete his study does this things effect on our file?
3. Do i need to give IELTS? coz I emailed in so many university such as UoR,UoT and they say if you complete your master from english speaking country thn you dont need to give IELTS..but I am not clear about VISA purpose do we need IELTS for getting visa?
4. Anybody have any idea about dependent visa? I already read CIC website but I am asking about any personal experience specially any seniors who been Canada with spouse...

vo kahete hena knowledge batne se increase hota hai...to please muje reply kare...kya pata aapki choti si help meri zindagi banade..

Hi,

As far as I know...

1. If your overall profile is good..you are good to go... that along with choosing proper course ( in your field) and upper credential or atleast similar,than your current qualification and your financial condition matters most. Rest doesn't matter.. until and unless you've any crime/illegal/black record in Canada.. no matter how many times you may have visited.. really shouldn't matter. And since you got Master's, 1.5 years work ex.. you should look forward to pursue PHD or Master's at any of the publicly funded university.

2. Yea, that will definitely affect in a negative way.. ... such cases are viewed as acts of being irresponsible and not serious in studies. It definitely decreases your husband's credibility as a potential genuine student. But since you are the principle applicant..shouldn't be a worry.

3. Most universities/ colleges require minimum IELTS score of 6.5 (with no bands less than 6.0) for admission to PG courses. Can be as high as 7.5, for certain courses at top rated universities.

 

[HBK]

@Vidhi1987,

Ofcourse your husband can apply for dependent visa along with your study permit.

But i thinks it would be better to apply for your husband's visa after going canada.
Because by doing that it will help you to prove your home time.

 

[vidhi1987]

Thank you tiger007

one more thing some university are ready to give me admission without IELTS so do i need to give IELTS for visa purpose? do you have any idea about dependent visa?

 

[tiger007]

Thank you tiger007

one more thing some university are ready to give me admission without IELTS so do i need to give IELTS for visa purpose? do you have any idea about dependent visa?

Even if on paper IELTS is only required for admission purposes, and if college/University is not asking..it's still a good idea to appear for IELTS and score as much as you can, as it adds positive points to your overall profile, unless of course you are 100% sure you've got a solid profile..good academics..then no need to appear for IELTS, when the Univ. is not asking for.

 

[enfield]

Hey guys,
its me again...I really need suggestion from you guys....I want to apply Canadian student and dependent visa for sep 2012. but I am so confuse now about dependent visa. My situation is totally different..
1. just coming back from USA and complete my master there also worked there for one and half year mean while I been to Canada twice on visitor visa does this thing make my case strong or week?
2. My husband been in canada for one and half year of course on student visa for some reason he wasnt able to complete his study does this things effect on our file?
3. Do i need to give IELTS? coz I emailed in so many university such as UoR,UoT and they say if you complete your master from english speaking country thn you dont need to give IELTS..but I am not clear about VISA purpose do we need IELTS for getting visa?
4. Anybody have any idea about dependent visa? I already read CIC website but I am asking about any personal experience specially any seniors who been Canada with spouse...

vo kahete hena knowledge batne se increase hota hai...to please muje reply kare...kya pata aapki choti si help meri zindagi banade..

Hi,

1. It won't make much difference. Your 'course selection/eductional profile' matters a lot.
2. Doesn't matter (atleast for you), because it's you who is the main applicant for study permit, not your husband.
3. You can skip IELTS. Still, would be better to attach the same.
4. There is no dependent visa, only TRV. Your spouse will have to fill up a 'seperate' 'Application for a TRV Made Outside of Canada [IMM 5257]. You can send your study permit application + spouse TRV application in one envelope.