Over the summer, you may have read in web media information about high rejection rate for study permits in 2019. However, except for some small changes in April, there were almost no changes in study permit regulations during 2019.
Throughout the summer of 2019, you may be shrouded in news of a high rejection rate from Canada. However, with the exception of a small adjustment in April 2019, the overall policy has not changed much.
Some may guess that higher rejections are from international political and trade relationship. Others might guess administration and employee problems caused when the in-Canada study permit office moved 100 km. from Vegreville to Edmonton.
Some have speculated that the high rejection rate is the result of recent international political and trade relations, and others suspect that the change in administration has improved the rate of refusal, as the Canadian academic office moved from Vegreville to Edmonton, one hundred kilometers away.
In April 2019, officials changed a detail concerning how prerequisite courses should be noted in a school’s Letter of Offer; some schools were slow to adapt and this may have increased the number of rejections.
In April 2019, the Visa Office issued detailed changes to the description of the pre-curriculum in the school admission notice; some schools did not make adjustments in a timely manner, which may also be the cause of the increase in the rejection rate.
Whatever the motivation, it seems that immigration officials are giving more attention to all the fine details in a study permit application and convincing an officer that you meet study permit criteria needs ever more proof and explanation.
Whatever the reason, it can be seen that recently, the Canadian Immigration Service has paid more attention to the details of the application, and even if the applicant meets the conditions for applying for the visa, it also needs to provide more supporting materials and explanations.
Bond Immigration Services worked with schools on behalf of our clients to make sure the Letter of Offer considered these new requirements; our licensed immigration consultants personally working with each client to best present a client’s personal information, study plan and purpose of the study. Our success rate was very high.
Bond Immigration Services works with schools on a customer-oriented basis to ensure that admission notices comply with the New deal. Our Westerner licensed consultant personally handled each client's case, demonstrated the customer's personal conditions (language, education, work experience, funds, etc.) in an optimal manner, plus clear and reasonable planning (learning goals, study motivation, learning plan, etc.), and finally achieved a high pass rate.
Sharing of recent success stories of Bond immigrants
Mr. Zhang (Senior executives of domestic Enterprises)
As a 70-year-old representative, under the pressure of older applicants, in the absence of language grades, education experience and other factors interference, successfully admitted to DLI schools, in Canada to apply and successfully obtain a study visa!
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Ms. Wang (Senior engineer, China)
Entering the workplace for many years, as a happy second treasure mother, facing education reverse reading, professional span and other key issues affecting the pass rate of student visa applications. After many discussions and studies by the Robert licensed immigration consultant team, the most suitable application plan and study plan for Ms. Wang were developed to allow Ms. Wang to obtain a study visa without any twists and turns in Canada.
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Miss Liu (self-employed youth)
Miss Liu of Toronto, who graduated from high school for more than 10 years and has a complicated resume, authorized us to apply for her science signature. In the absence of language achievement, high school education background and so on, the Robert consultant deeply analyzed Miss Liu's work curriculum vitae to design the study plan. In the environment of extended trial cycle, let Miss Liu get a study visa within 2 months.
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