What if I refuse to study in Canada?

In Canada, when applying for an international student visa, there will also be cases of refusal. What are the common reasons for refusing a visa? How to deal with visa refusal? Let's take a look at the instructions for refusing to study in Canada. What if I refuse to apply?

First of all, let's look at some common reasons for refusing visas.

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Among all the reasons for visa refusal, the refusal caused by fraud is the most serious and should be prevented. The consequences will be irreversible for a long time.

Visa application is a legal procedure. In order to maintain the seriousness of its laws, any country has imposed severe sanctions on fraud in legal procedures. Canada's new immigration law stipulates that applicants who are found to be fraudulent can be classified as "unacceptable" in Canada within two years after refusing visas, and their re-submitted visas will not be accepted. Once found, those who enter Canada with false materials may be ordered to leave the country within a time limit, deported or detained for repatriation. In severe cases, they may be fined or sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment, or both.

It is particularly regrettable that applicants who issue fake visas often have the conditions to get visas, but the results are self-defeating. Investigating their psychology, one is unfamiliar with visa policies and approval procedures, the other is lucky, and the third is misleading and confusing.

It should also be reminded that the Canadian Embassy will not only list applicants who have verified false materials on the "not accepted" list, but also exchange lists with embassies of other countries studying abroad. So it may affect students' other ways out.

2. Defects in the study plan

The defect of the study plan is fatal to the student visa application. The study plan is one of the most important and key documents in visa application. We often say that "a study plan is equivalent to half an interview". Since most student visa applications in Canada do not require interviews, visa officers can only learn about students through written materials, so it is a good opportunity for visa officers to listen to students' self-statements when reviewing their study plans. In fact, in the process of examination and approval, many visa officers pick up the first material that they read carefully, which is the study plan. Its importance can be imagined.

3. The funds are worrying

The most common reason why student visa applications are rejected is probably the problem of funds. Studying abroad needs two major supports: one is study, and the other is tuition and living expenses. If there is a problem with funds, even if the students have good conditions, their visas will be blocked. It should be noted that the problem of funds mentioned here does not mean that the financial conditions of students' families are not enough to pay for their children's tuition and living expenses. The problem here is that it does not meet the approval requirements of the embassy.

Make a discretionary ruling

The criteria for visa approval are not accurately quantified. Therefore, the conditions of a large number of applicants are not so black and white and perfect, but more or less have weaknesses or flaws. For these so-called "mid-line cases", that is, applications with justified reasons regardless of whether they are approved or not, Canadian immigration law gives visa officers great discretion. As long as the visa officer is convinced of the applicant's conditions, it can be approved; Otherwise, it cannot be approved. This is why some students or families with similar conditions get visas smoothly, while others are not so smooth; Some reasons why the first application was rejected by one visa officer and the next application was approved by another visa officer.

5. Incomplete materials

Although the embassy has clear and specific requirements for submitting materials, it is incredible that many applications are obviously incomplete. Please note: incomplete materials do not mean that the conditions are not available, but often the homework in the visa preparation process is not done well. We might as well put ourselves in the other's shoes: because most visa applications in Canada are "on paper", there are few interviews, and visa officers can only "know" one applicant in writing. If the materials are incomplete, it means that it is difficult to understand the "whole picture" of the applicant and it is difficult to judge. It is not surprising to refuse a visa. It is quite wrong to refuse a visa because of incomplete materials: it is obviously qualified, but it is not fully reflected, which not only delays the study time, but also increases the difficulty of the next application.

Fortunately, the general materials are incomplete, and there is still a chance to make up for it by reapplying. The difficulty is that those applicants whose original conditions are mediocre and seemingly insufficient will cause visa officers to be particularly picky and sensitive when they reapply after refusing visas.

Then let's see what diseases will be refused a Canadian visa for medical examination.

1. People with these diseases may be refused visas:

-posing a threat to public health or safety; It may excessively increase the Canadian government's investment in health or welfare.

-These diseases include (but are not limited to) AIDS, severe kidney disease, severe heart disease and high-risk infectious diseases. The Canadian government did not clearly list these diseases, and the decision was made by immigration officials. Carrying hepatitis B does not affect the application.

2. Precautions for physical examination:

A, make an appointment by phone before going to the physical examination, and the staff of the physical examination center will tell you the specific time and requirements.

B, drink plenty of water, which is beneficial to urine test and blood test. Some better physical examination centers, if they find that the index is high, will make them drink more water at that time and check again a few hours later.

C. A few days before the physical examination, the diet should be as light as possible, with less salt and sugar, and alcohol should be banned. Try to reduce some risk factors that may lead to abnormal physical examination indicators.

D, ensure sleep and avoid temporary symptoms such as high blood pressure caused by parents' nervous sleep.

E. If parents usually have high blood pressure, some antihypertensive drugs can be used appropriately to keep blood pressure stable. Parents are advised to take the medicine they usually take during physical examination.

F, if you have a past medical history, it is best to bring all the medical reports in recent years, which is convenient for doctors to compare, especially some old lesions. If there is no difference between the previous film and the present film, it will help the doctor to judge.

G, parents had better be familiar with the route to the physical examination center, so as to avoid traffic congestion, delay time, and lead parents to be nervous.

Finally, let's take a look at what to do if the visa for studying in Canada is rejected.

You can reapply after refusing the visa, or you can discuss with the school that it is 1-2 weeks late.

Generally, students in senior three and senior four will be prepared to study in Canada at least 1 year in advance, so the probability of refusing the visa is still very small.