Study Permit Guide

[Pandey788]

Hello,
I applied for student permit in 2019. However, my study permit was refused with a very generic note.
In GCMS notes the reason given by the visa officer is written below:
I note the applicant has already completed higher education and has work experience in the proposed field of study and as a result, I am not satisfied that applicant has not already achieved the benefits of the proposed program. I find it not unclear in the application before me why the applicant would study this program at such expense considering he already possesses qualifications. I am not satisfied that this is a reasonable progression of studies, which raises concerns regarding applicant's intended purpose in Canada. weighing the factors in the application, I am not satisfied that the applicant will depart Canada at the end of the period authorized for their stay.

My IELTS score is over 7.5 not less than 7 in any module. Adequate finance. I had applied for PG diploma in finance with two years of work experience from a Multi-National Bank. Majors in Economics from University of Delhi. No backlogs.
I will reapply in coming months with a new program (MBA). Can you please help me with every precaution that i should keep in mind before reapplying.

as a postscript to this, in my opinion my sop was not strong enough in the last file.


Thanks.

 

[jweekend]

Hello,
I applied for student permit in 2019. However, my study permit was refused with a very generic note.
In GCMS notes the reason given by the visa officer is written below:
I note the applicant has already completed higher education and has work experience in the proposed field of study and as a result, I am not satisfied that applicant has not already achieved the benefits of the proposed program. I find it not unclear in the application before me why the applicant would study this program at such expense considering he already possesses qualifications. I am not satisfied that this is a reasonable progression of studies, which raises concerns regarding applicant's intended purpose in Canada. weighing the factors in the application, I am not satisfied that the applicant will depart Canada at the end of the period authorized for their stay.

My IELTS score is over 7.5 not less than 7 in any module. Adequate finance. I had applied for PG diploma in finance with two years of work experience from a Multi-National Bank. Majors in Economics from University of Delhi. No backlogs.
I will reapply in coming months with a new program (MBA). Can you please help me with every precaution that i should keep in mind before reapplying.

as a postscript to this, in my opinion my sop was not strong enough in the last file.


Thanks.

The visa officer is not convinced you will leave Canada based on your purpose of visit. You have to address that.

 

[bongoman]

You didn't convince them that a PG diploma would add any value given you have a degree and work experience, should be a lot easier to convince them an MBA will add value.

 

[Helican]

Hello,
I applied for student permit in 2019. However, my study permit was refused with a very generic note.
In GCMS notes the reason given by the visa officer is written below:
I note the applicant has already completed higher education and has work experience in the proposed field of study and as a result, I am not satisfied that applicant has not already achieved the benefits of the proposed program. I find it not unclear in the application before me why the applicant would study this program at such expense considering he already possesses qualifications. I am not satisfied that this is a reasonable progression of studies, which raises concerns regarding applicant's intended purpose in Canada. weighing the factors in the application, I am not satisfied that the applicant will depart Canada at the end of the period authorized for their stay.

My IELTS score is over 7.5 not less than 7 in any module. Adequate finance. I had applied for PG diploma in finance with two years of work experience from a Multi-National Bank. Majors in Economics from University of Delhi. No backlogs.
I will reapply in coming months with a new program (MBA). Can you please help me with every precaution that i should keep in mind before reapplying.

as a postscript to this, in my opinion my sop was not strong enough in the last file.


Thanks.

what was your last education, bachelors or masters?

 

[Konan1982]

Hello,
I applied for student permit in 2019. However, my study permit was refused with a very generic note.
In GCMS notes the reason given by the visa officer is written below:
I note the applicant has already completed higher education and has work experience in the proposed field of study and as a result, I am not satisfied that applicant has not already achieved the benefits of the proposed program. I find it not unclear in the application before me why the applicant would study this program at such expense considering he already possesses qualifications. I am not satisfied that this is a reasonable progression of studies, which raises concerns regarding applicant's intended purpose in Canada. weighing the factors in the application, I am not satisfied that the applicant will depart Canada at the end of the period authorized for their stay.

My IELTS score is over 7.5 not less than 7 in any module. Adequate finance. I had applied for PG diploma in finance with two years of work experience from a Multi-National Bank. Majors in Economics from University of Delhi. No backlogs.
I will reapply in coming months with a new program (MBA). Can you please help me with every precaution that i should keep in mind before reapplying.

as a postscript to this, in my opinion my sop was not strong enough in the last file.


Thanks.

did you pay the college fees?

Proof of financial support
You must prove that you can support yourself, and the family members who come with you, while you are in Canada.
You can prove your funds with

• proof of a Canadian bank account in your name, if you've transferred money to Canada
• Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) from a participating Canadian financial institution
• proof of a student or education loan from a bank
• your bank statements for the past 4 months
• a bank draft that can be converted to Canadian dollars
• proof you paid tuition and housing fees
• a letter from the person or school giving you money or
• proof of funding paid from within Canada, if you have a scholarship or are in a Canadian-funded educational program