Sop is weak can I get visa?

[Nasru]

I didn't mention in my sop that I will leave canada after studying. Will that be a problem? My academics is good.

 

[shah22393]

I didn't mention in my sop that I will leave canada after studying. Will that be a problem? My academics is good.

There are two things :-
1) You always get a PGWP post studies so they know that once you have Canadian education, you'd work and help their economy
2) SOP should state, the program you've chosen, the reason of choosing that program and it should match with your previous studies. How that program would help you and any discrepancies that you think is important for visa officer to know.

Not mentioning this, wouldn't affect your application by much.

Goodluck !

 

[Nasru]

There are two things :-
1) You always get a PGWP post studies so they know that once you have Canadian education, you'd work and help their economy
2) SOP should state, the program you've chosen, the reason of choosing that program and it should match with your previous studies. How that program would help you and any discrepancies that you think is important for visa officer to know.

Not mentioning this, wouldn't affect your application by much.

Goodluck !

Thank you very much for answering.

 

[canedame]

I didn't mention in my sop that I will leave canada after studying. Will that be a problem? My academics is good.

I mentioned in my SOP that I will leave after my studies but still got refused last thursday so I dont know what is the importance of writing this.

 

[rogelcorral]

There are two things :-
1) You always get a PGWP post studies so they know that once you have Canadian education, you'd work and help their economy
2) SOP should state, the program you've chosen, the reason of choosing that program and it should match with your previous studies. How that program would help you and any discrepancies that you think is important for visa officer to know.

Not mentioning this, wouldn't affect your application by much.

Goodluck !

Getting PGWP depends on whether you meet the eligibility criteria or not. It is not always assured. Check here:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/after-graduation/eligibility.html

While most international student applicants have dual intent on staying after graduation (and IRCC is aware of this) there are already a lot of refusals, the reason being the VO is not convinced that the applicant will leave Canada after graduation.

BTW, the OP is asking about the visa for SP application. Therefore, PGWP is still out of the question

 

[rogelcorral]

I mentioned in my SOP that I will leave after my studies but still got refused last thursday so I dont know what is the importance of writing this.

Have you ordered caips notes to know the exact reason for your refusal?

 

[canedame]

Have you ordered caips notes to know the exact reason for your refusal?

yes, just did today from caipsgcms.com. They said it takes 30 days so I cant apply for Jan again. preparing for May now.