Canadian visa: what will lead to immigration tendency

Insufficient funds. The amount of the guarantee money is not enough to prove that the child can complete his studies in Canada with the family's financial ability, then the Canadian Embassy will worry that the family's financial resources can't provide for the child to complete his studies in Canada, so it is very likely that when the child has no money to study in Canada, he will work in the black market or report to the refugees, and then the child will have an invisible immigration tendency.

Insufficient capital history. In addition to providing sufficient deposits, Canadian visas also need to provide the historical records of these deposits in the past 65,438+0 years. Running records can be in various forms, such as buying fund stocks, buying wealth management products, buying real estate or shops, or time deposits and demand deposits. But what kind of fund record is that the embassy must see that your family has this fund for at least 1 year, or at least let the embassy see that your family had enough financial ability for your children to study abroad at least one year ago, instead of suddenly borrowing money to send their children abroad recently and then depositing a large sum of money in the bank without reasonable explanation. Then the embassy has reason to believe that your family has no money for your child to study abroad, so it borrows money to apply for a visa, and then the child goes to Canada to work as a refugee, or illegally stays in the local area, resulting in an immigration tendency.

The study plan is unreasonable. Since it is a study visa, the core is the study plan. In many special cases, students' situation is complicated or special, so it is even more necessary to have a reasonable study plan, and all the complicated and special situations in the study plan need to be straightened out one by one, so that the embassy will agree with your rationality and solve the problem of immigration tendency. For example, some students have not studied after school for a while; Some students were misled by other institutions and refused to sign 1 or 2 times; Some students work for a period of time after graduation, and their majors do not correspond to their majors, and then they want to go abroad for further study; Others are old, have family business, and suddenly want to go abroad for further study. Wait, wait, wait. In fact, the above cases are only some special cases. In fact, a detailed and reasonable study plan can convince the embassy that the students' study motivation and study plan are reasonable. Then no matter how complicated the situation is, you can successfully get a study visa in Canada.