Visa Refusal Lawyer

Before deciding to restart their studies in Canada, a sizable percentage of students choose to take a vacation from their studies for 2, 3, or 5 years. Crucial time is also lost sitting out in wait for a decision on a study permit application and repeated application attempts. While some applicants are fortunate enough to succeed in getting study visas, others face significant difficulties due to unexplained gaps in education.

The inability to finance one’s studies in Canada is a determinative factor in many refusal cases. There has to be enough financial capacity for an applicant to fund their education in Canada.

All applications must be submitted in full, including any necessary supporting documentation. This includes a current passport, financial documentation, letter of acceptance, etc., and any other documents the Canadian visa office may particularly seek.

A visa may be denied if the applicant provides misleading information on the application, such as giving false information or providing fake documents.

The application for a visa may be rejected if the applicant has a medical condition that could risk public safety or put an undue burden on Canada's healthcare system.

The application for a visa could be rejected if the applicant has no strong ties to their place of origin, such as a job, close family ties, or ownership of property.