Visa financial supporter

[maryamk3]

Hello,
I hope someone will notice my question and answer it ASAP.

I recently received my letter of acceptance to study an undergraduate degree in university in canada. So I started applying for my visa; but I have a question about wether or not my boss can be my financial supporter and I can use his bank statement as a proof of income?

Thanksin advance

 

[scylla]

Hello,
I hope someone will notice my question and answer it ASAP.

I recently received my letter of acceptance to study an undergraduate degree in university in canada. So I started applying for my visa; but I have a question about wether or not my boss can be my financial supporter and I can use his bank statement as a proof of income?

Thanksin advance

Generally that's not a good idea and it lowers your chances of approval. You generally want to either fund the studies yourself or have a sponsor who is an immediate family member (e.g. parent, sibling).

 

[newuser86]

Generally that's not a good idea and it lowers your chances of approval. You generally want to either fund the studies yourself or have a sponsor who is an immediate family member (e.g. parent, sibling).

What if you go into a contract with the employer; document the sponsor and agreeing to repay at the end or continue to work for xx years upon completion?