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Jalandhar: Sharp an increase in the level of study visa rejection allows and rejection of bulk by the Canadian government for the past few days has given a gloom to the dream of students from Punjab and Haryana.
Although the level of rejection has increased since the limitations of the Covid-19 and the ban on air travel was revoked by Canada in 2021, the rejection of the study visa permit has increased to 60% over the past few days. Visa and even students who have an IELTS score of 6.5 to 7 bands, good academic records and financial backgrounds are also rejected.
In particular, the new CBC News report said that more than two million applications of temporary residents and permanent residents (PR) delayed in Canada, nearly one million came from India. The report also stated that currently, Canada has a deposit of more than 2.4 million immigration applications on June 29, up from 1.8 million applications in March.
This data is received from the Canadian Canadian Department of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship (IRCC).
A large number of Indian students and skilled workers who have migrated to Canada come from Punjab. Around 2010, the purpose of the choice for students from Punjab and Haryana was Australia. However, after Canada opened a student visa and the choice to get homework in a period of three four years, Punjab children in particular began to move there.
This trend has increased over the past four years, as a result of all the main markets in Punjab and even villages are flooded with ‘Studies’ billboards in Canada’.
A permanent committee report on citizenship and immigration was submitted at the Canadian House of Commons in May entitled Differential Treatment in the Level of Recruitment and Acceptance of Foreign Students in Quebec and All of Canada ‘.
According to this report, in 2021, the total number of study permit applications rejected and processed from India each was 91,439 and 225,402. Rejection rate is almost 41%.
In the case of India, the number of PR applications is at 96,378 and the number of temporary residential applications is 430,286. The total number of delayed applications is 9,56,950, the highest worldwide.
According to the report, the number of study visa permits increased by 52% from 2,64,625 in 2016 to 4,02,427 in 2019, which was the highest since the Canadian study visa program began.
However, in 2020, due to the Pandemi Covid-19 effect on travel and access to services to send documentation needed for complete applications, there was a 36% decrease compared to 2020, when Canada had issued 2,56,740 study permits.
Kanwaljit Kaur, a study advisor to study from immigration and gold pillar consultants, Jalandhar said that currently the Canadian government has more than 2 million immigration applications in various categories such as study visa permits, PR applications, temporary residents, visitor visas, and couple visas and visas Visa couples and visa couples couples and visa couples couples and couples, couples, and couples, couples, couples and couples and couples and couples and couples while cases. “With a high level of new density and new application it is submitted in large quantities, it has become a challenge for Canadian authority,” Kaur said.
He said that the application was rejected before too, but there was a sharp increase in the level of permit visa rejection over the past few months. “It’s hard to know why students, who have a total of 7 bands in IELTS and around 80% of the aggregate sign, are rejected by learning visas. Although Australia has relaxed the study visa option, Canada is still the first choice among students. This is a difficult situation.
