What are the common reasons for refusing a study visa in Canada?

1. Common reasons for refusing to apply for a Canadian student visa are as follows:

1), the study plan is unreasonable;

2) The deposit does not meet the requirements;

3) The learning ability does not match the learning plan;

4), illegal immigration tendency;

5) The application materials are untrue.

2. Briefly explain one by one:

1), "unreasonable study plan"-for example, it is obviously unreasonable to apply for high school again after finishing high school; It is also unreasonable to apply for a college after you have already studied in a college or an undergraduate course;

2) The "guarantee fund" does not meet the requirements-Canada has certain requirements for the "guarantee fund" for studying abroad in terms of quantity, source and capital history. If the quantity is insufficient or the history or source of funds cannot be clearly stated, it does not meet the requirements;

3) "Learning ability doesn't match the study plan"-for example, if you apply for graduate school and don't have enough TOIFL/ IELTS scores, it will be difficult for visa officers to believe that the applicant has the ability to complete their studies;

4), "illegal immigration tendency"-can not reflect the various domestic factors and students have an effective bond, can not show the binding force of the motherland on students, for example, it is difficult for single older women to convince visa officers to take the initiative to return to China after graduation;

The fifth point needs no explanation.