SUBMISSION
Dear Visa Officer:
I submit this Statement of Purpose as part of my application for a study permit to enable me to purpose a post-graduate degree at Selkirk College International (DLI # 019360990072), Castlegar, British Columbia, Canada in the field of Business Administration. My classes are scheduled to commence on May 2, 2018. I applied for a study permit on Oct 31, 2017 (Application # S301906691, UCI # 1105991433). However, my application for a Study Permit was refused by the High Commission of Canada’s letter dated Nov 20, 2017, which reads “You have not satisfied me that you would leave Canada at the end of your stay. In reaching this decision, I considered several factors including the purpose of visit. Upon a complete review of the application, previous academic and employment history and reasonableness of undertaking the proposed studies in Canada, I am not satisfied you are a bona fide student & would depart Canada at the end of authorized stay”.
I would like to address the concerns raised in the above-mentioned letter as follows:
I have done a MSc Chemistry and currently work at OLFRESH (PVT) Limited, Pakistan. A degree in Business Administration will provide me with the knowledge and qualifications I need to attain a managerial-level position in companies in Pakistan. This course is perfect for me as it consists of managerial, administrative and presentational skills. My intensive previous work experience in corporate organizations makes this program more meaningful as I will be able to understand the academic material better by using my work experience as a reference point. I am quite confident that after completion of the study in Canada in the field of Business Administration, I will be more successful running my job in the field. It will also enable me to spread my personal business also for which I have great dreams.
Remove the bold, I feel it's redundant. Also, your personal business? That seems to be a contradiction as it begins with saying you work for a company.
I would like to study in Canada as it offers a quality and state of the art education and because Canada's higher education system more affordable in comparison to the rest of the English-speaking countries. Furthermore, degrees from Canadian institutes are recognized globally and valued by employers.
In response to concerns that I may overstay, I wish to inform you that I have no intention whatsoever to overstay in Canada. After the completion of my education in Canada, I plan to return to Pakistan where there a numerous opportunities for people with a foreign education in my chosen field.
I have a wife and a young child living in Pakistan to whom I need to return after my education in Canada. As such, I am not a risk of overstaying given my considerable family ties in Pakistan.
My current monthly income exceeds CA$4,000/month (a considerable sum of money in relation to the cost of living in Pakistan) and will increase after I complete my education, as such I face no economic problems or a lack of job prospects in Pakistan that would place me at risk of overstaying in Canada.
MY FINANCIAL STATUS:
I have a current balance of 4,000,000 Pakistani rupees (Equivalent to Canadian $45454.54 approx. Calculated at current exchange rate of Rs. 88.0 per Canadian dollar) which exceeds my cost of tuition and living expenses for my entire period of my study in Canada. I have attached my bank statement in connection to my application.
DURATION OF STAY:
My course begins on May 03, 2018, and ends on December 31, 2019.
I hope I have addressed any concerns the High Commission may have that would prevent me from receiving a student visa, and should there continue to be concerns I will be happy to address them.
Yours truly,
With this new demonstration on refusal points, should previous SOP be attached?? Kindly suggest me....