If visitor Visa refused, can i apply as a student?

[sajiam]

I'm a sir Lankan and I have 2 visitor visa refusals last year, now I want to apply as a student, is it possible to apply now?

My earlier visitor visa refusal reason was
1. purpose of travel
2. travel history ( when I apply I don't have a travel history, now I have visited Russia, Georgia and Qatar, recently)
3. ties in the country of residence.

 

[Arramezani]

I'm a sir Lankan and I have 2 visitor visa refusals last year, now I want to apply as a student, is it possible to apply now?

My earlier visitor visa refusal reason was
1. purpose of travel
2. travel history ( when I apply I don't have a travel history, now I have visited Russia, Georgia and Qatar, recently)
3. ties in the country of residence.

Will be rejected 100%

 

[sajiam]

Could you please explain me in detail

 

[Arramezani]

Could you please explain me in detail

Officer thinks that you want to come to Canada and stay with any way. Unless you have a logical gap between your last application.
In other word your second application will be in against your purpose of visit in your first application.

 

[lucasinho]

A 3rd application would mean that you're desperate to come to Canada and your real intention is to stay. Take some time to build your ties to your home country. Also a good travel history would be: USA, Schengen Area, Australia, UK, NZ.

 

[scylla]

I'm a sir Lankan and I have 2 visitor visa refusals last year, now I want to apply as a student, is it possible to apply now?

My earlier visitor visa refusal reason was
1. purpose of travel
2. travel history ( when I apply I don't have a travel history, now I have visited Russia, Georgia and Qatar, recently)
3. ties in the country of residence.

You would want to have a very strong profile for the study permit to have a chance of being approved after two TRV refusals. Something along the following lines:

- Studying an advanced degree in Canada (either Master's or PhD) at a top public university.
- Significant funds saved (well over the minimum to cover the costs of tuition + living expenses).
- Traveling alone. No family members coming with you.