Posted on: 02-07-08 18:49:38
My cousin was just accepted to a one year study program in Ontario and will be applying for student visa in Delhi. I would be grateful if any expert on the forum can help with the following questions:
1. Is her visa more likely to get rejected If I am providing financial support as opposed to her immediate family in India?
2. Does paying the college in full in advance help her visa application? Also, in this case, do I need to provide any other supporting documents of financial support (tax return/bank statements)?
3. Does she need to apply separately for work permit (during the study program) or is that part of the study visa. Also, does she need to ask for the 90 day period after her studies are completed or is that typically granted with the visa?
Thanks very much!
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Originally posted by savita07
My cousin was just accepted to a one year study program in Ontario and will be applying for student visa in Delhi. I would be grateful if any expert on the forum can help with the following questions:
1. Is her visa more likely to get rejected If I am providing financial support as opposed to her immediate family in India?
2. Does paying the college in full in advance help her visa application? Also, in this case, do I need to provide any other supporting documents of financial support (tax return/bank statements)?
3. Does she need to apply separately for work permit (during the study program) or is that part of the study visa. Also, does she need to ask for the 90 day period after her studies are completed or is that typically granted with the visa?
Thanks very much!
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1) NO. You will have to provide support from the place of origin where she applies from. You can also provide the support here as an alternative, a secondary support along with the application. How she gets to use the support is left to you both to decide. She MUST have the FUNDS for her use, Proof of funds at the time of applying. You can accomplish this in many ways.
2) The institution will not be accepting the fees until after the stamping of the Student VISA. Once again YES, if you are claiming that you will be providing her with the help here. You will have to prove and also substantiate. {You will have to provide your cousin with all of the PROOFS, your salary, employment history, a letter from the employer, your Notice Of Assessment, investments, Bank Balance and/or all of this}
3) The location where she will be studying will make all of the details available to her upon joining. She can also find out if there is any employment on the campus, during the study period. After the completion of the course, she can apply and request for a like period of 'permit to work' based upon the length of study. This is normally provided to acquire Canadian Experience. The forms and the fees will be available to her at the place of study or they will provide her with proper guidance. She can find out on the campus, if there are any recruitments made by head hunters at that location.
Hope this helps a little.
Freddie.
Thanks so much for your quick reply Freddie.
Regards,
Savita
