It is often said that if the visa officer thinks you are inclined to emigrate, you can easily be refused a visa. What exactly is immigration tendency?

The real immigration tendency is not whether the students intend to immigrate to Canada in the future, but whether the visa officer thinks that the applicant applies for a visa on the grounds of study. In fact, Canada currently 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 stressed that if it is indicated in the study plan of the application materials that you want to immigrate to Canada after graduation, you will not refuse the visa on the grounds of 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 tendency to emigrate are probably because of unreasonable study arrangements, which makes visa officers think that students' learning motivation and purpose are not pure. Therefore, please rest assured that if a family member is in Canada, or if a student's parents apply to immigrate to Canada, it does not mean that the student's study visa will be refused. The key to solve the immigration tendency is to arrange study abroad plans for students and choose reasonable schools. At the same time, the writing of the study plan is also very important, because the visa officer will mainly refer to the study plan to analyze the students' learning motivation. Remarks: I'm sorry for not answering your question in time. If you want to know the expert's answer faster, you can dial 0 10-664 1 8886 directly. At the same time, you can also send your questions to the mailbox, and our experts will answer them for you in time.