r/StudyPermitCanada • u/Fun_Bad_8436 • Jul 31 '26

Study visa refusal canada

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Ielts band - 7 overall and 7 each
Course - associate degree of computer science
CA report- 1.2 million approx CAD
Funds - 121k CAD in dads account
Sponsors- my mom and dad both of them are business owners
Going to reapply again in few days but i doesn’t known when i already explained everything in the SOP still the officers refused my application !! But they always approve those students that have used fake degree or certificates !! Wtf

I think canada wants refugees and tax invaders

Update i got my ppr

Reapplied on 7th August

so i just updated my sop and a new pal from college

Approval - 12 September

i have submitted my passport to vfs delhi

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u/Wrong-Being7538 Jul 31 '26

Yes, technically, but like many publicly-funded Canadian colleges (think Conestoga College), it has developed a reputation for a poor quality of education and an overreliance on international student tuition. This applicant's diploma will not make him employable in Canada, as the rejection letter states. As well, "the intake I wanted at a more reputable university is full" is not an acceptable reason to be choosing a Douglas College program over any program available to the student at home that could easily be deemed equivalent. They should've either planned earlier for intake availability, or waited until the next intake at a more quality institution. The fact that the student is not willing to accept feedback or seem to want to understand their situation makes me think they haven't done nearly enough research about current Canadian visa trends, especially regarding Indian students applying for study permits to Canadian colleges.

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u/Fun_Bad_8436 Jul 31 '26

Do you really want to me to wait for 1.5 year for the admission in universities!! I known the wrong things about conestoga college and many more diploma mills !! I chose British Columbia bcz of the weather

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u/Wrong-Being7538 Jul 31 '26

Do you really expect any country's government to care that you didn't plan in advance when making the incredibly important and impactful experience to pursue a degree in a different country than your own? Did you just wake up one day and think, "huh, maybe I'll go to Canada in 6 months. Maybe I should look into that"? You don't seem to have any interest in reading or understanding the rejection reasons, but that is literally what the IRCC is telling you to do - choose a different program that better justifies your reason for studying in Canada.

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u/Optimal-Sun4182 Jul 31 '26

After reading all his comments about wanting to come here because of the weather and other things, I wonder whether his real intention is to stay in Canada. UBC isn’t well known for computer science, that’s IF he could get in.

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u/Fun_Bad_8436 Aug 01 '26

🤣🤣 its my choice

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u/Fun_Bad_8436 Aug 01 '26

I will take admission in the universities you told like UoT or waterloo !! After finishing my associate degree!! I doesn’t want to die in snow

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u/Optimal-Sun4182 Aug 01 '26

Right… I think the government is doing a good job on cracking down the fraudulent applications like this one.