Hhh non sa marche pas comme ça .... Les gens just dissent trop de chose puis il les fais des règles ... Trops de garant ... Bcp d'argents ., plus confiances que les frais sera payer ., mais enfin c k´une visa c pas la fin du monde
Courage bark , balek une autre fois y3toni visa allée salemo 3alaykom w saha ramdankom
Slt tout le monde je ss nouvelle parmi vous . Bon j'ai déposer ma demande de permis d'étude et jusqu'à mtn j'ai pas pas reçu email pour faire la visit médical et je m'inquiète . Parce que ça fais 10 jour . C'est normal ou c'est un refus ??? PLz répondez
Svp .... Je vx me refaite ma demande w y'a la question
Avez-vous déjà fais une demande pour entrer ou demeurer au Canada ?
Qand je réponde oui il me donne la main pour fournir des détailles , j'écris koi au just ... Vouliez svp me répondre
Ou c klk1 a déjà passe par la ... Ygolo wech dar
Merci infiniment
pour mon RDV j'ai passe la nuit dans la voiture a 21H j'ai pri le numéro 11 a 05H du mat la liste étais complète 100
mes amis . j'ai dans mon passeport VISA UK normalement c'est un avantage ????
salut w saha ramdanekom
moi j’étudie l'architecture et j'ai choisi un programme de génie civile
le premier refus cause de programme parce que j'ai choisi un programme philosophie
est ce que génie civile ça marche par apport😐 a mon programme
Je ne sais pas normalement ça a toi de répondre a ctt question mais je pense urbanisme sa marche avec architect w c just proposition je ne suis pas sur
je veux deposée ma demande de permis d'étude cette semaine et je voudrais savoir ce qu'il faut comme documents et es ce que ça se fait par rendez vous car je n'habite pas sur Alger !!!
la prise en charge de ma mere que je les faite chez le notaire et ces fiche de paie et les relevais bancaire euro et dinars et mon compte aussi d'euro si tu veux donne moi ton facebook je te dirais tout en detail ; merci por les formilaire
STP se doccument de Demande de permis d’études présentée à l’extérieur du Canada (PDF, 451,21 Ko) Avril 2015. il veux pas souvrire tu peux louvrie chez toi et tu me lenvoie
Salem j'ai un dossier composé de :
Les trois formulaires remplis et validé
L'attestation d'engagement de mon père signer près d'un huissier de justice
Relever bancaires de mon père en dianrs et en euro
Mon relevé bancaire en euro
Ma lettre de motivation
CAQ
Attestation d'inscription
Es ce que c'est suffisant ou il me manque d'autre documents ? Et à quelle heure je dois être laba pour avoir une chance de passer par mis les premiers. Merci
Moi aussi aussi j'ai fais les même documents que toi à par que ma lettre de motivation que je je vais quitter le Canada à la fin de mes études je les faite chez le notaire plus les bien de ma mère c important ça
Je te l'ai envoyé, pour la lettre de motivation le notaire accepté de prendre la responsabilité de garantir que je vais revenir une fois mes études terminés ??
salam tous le monde es qu il y a quelqu’un qui est de formation juridique et qui a fait une demande de permis d etude au canada... quelle sont les chances d etre accepté. merci
mafhimtech a nass l f le forum wahed yotleb f face book ta3 sahbo w wahed yotleb f l'adresse email
a jma3a ce forum à été créer pour l'aide .le /la personne qui a des renseignement utile doit afficher en publique
pour nous aider wechi al3a9liat
slt, je suis d’accord avec toi Hcen il faut partager avec tous le monde. moi je dépose ma demande la semaine prochaine j'espère que ce permis je l'aurais.
oui tu as un peu d temps lafleurr tu peux faire :et le traitement de visa généralement ne dépasse pas 25 jours sauf quelque cas
est ce qu'il ya des personnes qui ont reçu le visa en participant dans un programme c'est pas pareille que leurs programmes 😐
non, je n'en connais pas. c mieux de choisir un programme qui a trait aux études faites dans ton pays ou tes compétentes. et ce nè que normal. moi j'ai une licence en biochimie et jai 3 ans de formation en techniques de laboratoire option analyses médicale, maintenant j'aimerais partir pour un programme de technique de laboratoire-biotechnologie. donc c très important pour ma part qu'il ait une continuité entre les études
lol, de l'argent juste pour trois jours et a son visa, je pense que tous ceci dépend de l'agent d'immigration qui étudie ton dossier. apparemment chacun d'entre eux a une manière personnel d'étudier le dossier et c'est à l'avantage de certain.
oui tu as raison ça dépend de l'agent d’immigration et chaqu'un et son cas
bien choisi pour le programme 🙂
moi j’étudie l'architecture j'ai choisi génie civile (université de Moncton ) province de nouveau brunswick
mai j'ai peur de ce programme , moi je vois qu'il ya un relation entre les deux et je sais pas l'agent de visa comment vas voir ça 🙂
bon voilà un peu mon dossier si quelqu’un peut me dire quoi retirer ou ajouter ce serai cool.
acte de mariage ( mon époux est mon garant principal et le second mon père)
relevé bancaire 42000$ mon mari et 17000$ pour mon père + ses relevé de paye de 6 mois + un contrat de bail + titre foncier il est (fonctionnaire)
pour mon mari: patente, registre de commerce, carte contribuable contrat de bail, contrat de travail, ses deux visa déjà obtenu: afrique du sud et brasil
engagement de mes deux garant signé par un notaire
mes 8 relevés de note du probatoire juqu'a cette année
le 2formulaires
lettre d'acceptation de lécole + récu de payement des 1300$
jespère que sa ira et que mon dossier tomberra sur un bon agent
Travailler, étudier et vivre à l'étranger › Canada · 76 replies
J'ai demander mon permit d’étude le 18/06/2015, j'ai consulter ma demande en ligne et j'ai trouvé sa: Demande de visa, numéro de référence 20150618CAALSTU36495…
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Je suis jeune homme algérienne, je vise déposer mon dossier afin d'obtenir un permis d'étude au Canada (admission + CAQ déjà en poche), je voudrai m'instruire…
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Je suis jeune homme algérien, j'ai déposé ma demande de permis d'étude et de visa auprès VFS Global Alger le 19 mars 2014 passé. j'ai inclus dans mon dossier…
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Je me permets de vous laissez ce message afin d'exprimer mon inquiétude au sujet de ma demande de permis d’étude. En effet depuis le 03 Avril 2018 j'ai déposé…
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