My application for a study visa was rejected with the reason provided as follows: 'I am not convinced that you will…
CanadaStudy Permit1My application for a study visa was rejected with the reason provided as follows: 'I am not convinced that you will depart Canada at the conclusion of your authorized stay, as stipulated in paragraph R216(1)(b) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations (IRPR).' I am now seeking guidance on the available options for recourse. Can I appeal this decision? I would greatly appreciate hearing from individuals who have experienced a visa refusal based on similar grounds and successfully appealed. If possible, could you kindly share your experiences, including the steps you took and the supporting documents you provided?
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Refused under R216(1)(b) (not convinced you'll leave Canada): what to strengthen before reapplying
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More important is the SOP. If SOP is strong study permit will be easily approved .we have recently applied study permit of my daughter through SDS with two parents as a secondary applicants .all three visa approved in 1 week .when you prepare SOP keep … See more
Also make sure that the course u have selected makes sense with the education and work ex you already have
Pascal Dsouza Hi Pascal, did you take any consultant's help to write the SOP?