What should I do if my visa for studying abroad is rejected?

After the visa for studying in Canada is refused, we must first find out the reasons for the refusal and make adjustments according to the actual situation before we can re-apply. The current student visa period is 2-3 weeks. Generally speaking, you can apply again as long as you don't refuse the visa at the last minute.

There are basically three situations in which a visa for studying in Canada is refused:

The first is the purpose of learning. Basically, the school or major applied for does not match the background of the students, which leads the visa officer to doubt the students' learning purpose. This situation is fatal, because both schools and majors have applied. When the visa results come out, there will be little choice, and sometimes the application is basically closed. At this time, you can consider applying for other courses, such as postgraduate entrance examination certificate or preparation for postgraduate entrance examination, or go to Canada to study languages first, and then transfer to a suitable course. Although this is a curve to save the country, it also saves time than applying for courses in the coming year.

The second is the issue of funds. The Canadian visa center has always been very demanding about the source of funds. If the visa is refused because the explanation is unclear, you can find an experienced intermediary to help supplement the materials and write the source explanation. These instructions must be reasonable and legal and meet the requirements of the visa officer, otherwise they will also be refused.

Third, there is actually very little tendency to emigrate. At present, Canada strongly encourages international students to stay in Canada to work and start businesses after graduation, so the immigration regulations for international students have been relatively loose. To this end, the Canadian Embassy also emphasizes that if the study plan of the application materials shows that you want to immigrate to Canada after graduation, you will not refuse to apply for a visa because of your "immigration tendency".

The real violation of Canadian immigration law is to take school admission, not to register after arriving in Canada, but to enter the country in the name of studying abroad, and then work illegally or stay in Canada illegally. Many students who are refused visas because of their immigration tendency are probably because of unreasonable study arrangements, which makes Canadian visa officers think that students' learning motives and purposes are not pure.