Bonsoir à tous,
J'ai reçu une fois de plus un refus pour mon permis d'étude pour le Canada.
En effet après d'être accepté par une université au Québec et avoir en suite le CAQ, je tente en vain d'avoir le permis d'étude. Ce soir j'ai reçu un refus et l'agent dit ne pas être satisfait:
-que je dispose de ressources financières suffisantes pour payer mes cours sans occuper un emploi au Canada,
-que je quitterai le Canada après mes études à cause:
-la raison de ma visite
-les perspectives d'emplois dans mon pays actuel
-mes biens mobiliers et ma situation financière.
Pour tant j'avais un chèque bancaire d'une valeur de 22 000$ cad.
Mon garant qui est mon papa m'avait donné ces relevés bancaires et une attestation bancaire qui indiquait un solde 42 000 000FCFA soit 95 450$ cad
et il a ajouté les cartes grises des 3 remorques poids lourd qu'il a.
j'ai ajouté mes diplômes et mes bulletins et mon certificat de stage que j'ai effectué ici dans mon pays actuel la Côte d'Ivoire .
Après 3 semaines le bureau des demande de Visa canadien de Dakar m'envoie mon passeport avec la lettre indiquant le refus.
j'ai le moral à zéro, et je sais plus ce que je vais faire à présent. Svp si quelqu'un a une idée.
J'ai le Baccalauréat scientifique ( correspond au DEC au Canada) et j'ai un BTS (brevet de technicien supérieur en Mines Géologie et Pétrole) c'est 2 années de formation après le secondaire.
j'ai une offre d'admission pour le baccalauréat géologie à l'université Laval au Québec pour l'hiver 2016.
J'ai 24 ans actuellement.
Merci de me donner une idée de ma situation.
Oui c'est un domaine très prometteur, c'est un secteur qui n'est pas saturé et les entreprises cherchent des compétences en la matière.
Ici il n'y a pas d'école spécialisée en la matière (géologie)
22 000 $ c'est pour justifier les fonds pour la première année.
Merci.
Oui c'est un domaine très prometteur, c'est un secteur qui n'est pas saturé et les entreprises cherchent des compétences en la matière.
Ici il n'y a pas d'école spécialisée en la matière (géologie)
22 000 $ c'est pour justifier les fonds pour la première année.
Merci.
C'est dur de comprendre leur décision...peut-être faudra étoffer le dossier un peu plus concernant le marché du travail.
Aussi, il reste les attaches à démontrer, qu'est-ce qui vous fera revenir à la maison, etc.
Bon courage!
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Pour le marché du travail : quel dossier dois je prouver?
Mon papa(mon garant) a indiqué dans sa lettre qu'il prendra en charge tous les frais pour mes études au canada ainsi que pour mon retour en Côte d'Ivoire(notamment un billet d'avion pour mon retour)
Merci de m'aider Nikky
Bonjour, Moi aussi j'ai eu un refus pour les memes raison que toi alors que j'ai tout presenté dans mon dossier du permis d'etude sauf que moi j'ai une licence universitaire en agriculture et j'ai été accepté en baccalaureat ès science !
je vois vraiment pas ce que je dois modifier pour obtenir le permis d'etude !
C'est mon deuxieme refus , j'ai plus envie de retenter ma chance car j'ai rien a modifier dans mon dossier j'avais tout fournis comme documentation, ils veulent juste faire de l'argent grâce aux frais qu'on leur paie aprés meme si tu depose un dossier complet ils donnent le visa a ceux qu'ils veulent seulement, bref je crois ce n'est qu'une perte de temps de redemander un permis d'etude au canada, vaux mieux de changer de destination, ... Bonne chance
Je suis parfaitement d'accord avec toi ils veulent juste se faire de l'argent. Ils m'ont refusé le visa deux fois de suite et la deuxième fois c'était pour une raison complètement stupide( perpectives de travail dans mon pays de résidence). J'ai déposé une nouvelle fois mais ce sera la dernière parce que je n'ai rien à modifier ou à ajouter car question argent masha'Allah parce que mon garant à donner son compte bancaire ainsi que celui de sa société et dans la lettre de prise en charge il a promi de me donner 99000$ pour les 3ans chaque année 33000$ et avec tout ca je ne voulais pas mettre mon propre compte bancaire qui a 24000$ pour mes frais personnels. Et question document j'ai tout donné. Donc chers amis si vous déposez 2 fois de suite arrêter parce que ces types c'est vraiment du n'importe quoi. Enfin pour cette 3e demande je m'attends à un refus aussi parce qu'on est le 20/04/2016 alors que mes cours commencent le 02/04/2016. Merci d'avoir pris le temps de lire
Bonjour j ai fait ma demande de PE pour la rentree d automne le 29/03/2016 quand je consulte on me dit que ma demande est toujours en cours de traitement je suis deja a 4 semaines et je stresse!!!
Bonjour, tu es arrivé ou avec ton permis d'etude j'éspere tu l'aurra inchallah pour ta 3eme fois sinon essayes de voir un autre pays avec l'argent que tu as , moi personellement l'université au canada m'a renvoyé une autre admission pour automne 2016 mais j'ai laissé tombé car je sais presque déja quel sera leur réponse si je demande un permis d'étude. bon courage a tout le monde
Bonjour,
tu as tout à fait raison. moi je suis vraiment découragé, j'ai eu jusqu'à 5 refus du permis d'étude. Université Laval m'a envoyé une autre lettre d'admission pour l'automne 2016.
J'hésite vraiment à faire une nouvelle demande du permis d'étude.
Donc, je me dis, et si je tentais ma chance pour un autre pays.
Mais la question que je me pose, quel pays?
Svp, donnes moi quelques idées.
Bonne journée!
Salut! Les montants que j'avais mises correspondent aux montants que l'université dit que j'aurai besoin pendant les 3ans. Et malheureusement j'ai obtenu un refus donc je vais plus perdre mon temps avec un autre depot. Merci🙂
Malheureusement j'avais eu un refus. Moi aussi j'avais obtenu une admission à l'UQTR pour la session d'automne mais franchement je ne vais pas faire une nouvelle demande. Je vais peut-être essayer d'autres pays mais pour l'instant je vais rester chez moi🙂
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