How high is the pass rate of study visa in Canada? Is it easy to get a visa to study in Canada? Is the pass rate high?

1, Canada visa processing success rate:

The success rate of Canadian visa application is generally 60%-65%. This is because the Canadian government believes that although education is an industry, the main purpose of education is to cultivate talents, so it is more cautious when choosing applicants for studying abroad.

2. Factors affecting visa processing:

(1) Canada is an immigrant country. Canada hopes that the real purpose of students studying in Canada is to study, rather than expecting to study abroad as a springboard for immigration. Although Canada welcomes talents from all countries to immigrate to Canada, as international students, it is better to go abroad simply.

(2) It is not easy to get a visa for studying in the United States (the US visa policy has been loosened now, which is good news for international students in China), and the border between the United States and Canada is basically undefended, so applying for studying in Canada can be used as a springboard for applying for studying in the United States.

(3) Students' own and family reasons:

Inadequate preparation of materials (sufficient preparation of materials makes it easy to get a visa. Canadian visa materials are required to be comprehensive, strict, true and standardized, and the materials will have to wait for one and a half months or two months to review)

The degree is not up to standard (the winning rate varies with the level of courses the applicant has studied, and the higher the degree, the higher the success rate)

Financial situation (the better the family's financial situation, the easier it is to get a visa)

English level (the English level of international students needs to meet the requirements of studying and living in Canada. If the applicant's English level is insufficient, the visa will be refused)

Age factor (there is no age limit for international students in Canada, but if the applicant's age does not match the degree, for example, if someone over 40 goes to study for a science degree, it will be difficult for the visa officer to believe that you are a real student)

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