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First of all, I would start by carefully examining the reasons for visa refusal provided by the immigration officer. I would pay attention to each point and try to understand what aspects of my statement might cause them doubt.

For starters, you can try increasing your CRS scores. Prove your work experience, language skills and education. Next, research other Canadian immigration programs that may be right for you. It may be worth seeking advice from another immigration professional or exploring other immigration...

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It is important to provide a clear source of funds to demonstrate financial solvency. In your case, indicating that the amount was transferred from the Indian account a year earlier will be helpful. This will highlight the stability of your finances and their source.

Of course, I understand your concerns. Counseling should help you. I was in the same situation, only a little more complicated.

Requirements may vary depending on the country and type of immigration program. It is always better to get specific recommendations from official sources. It's my opinion.

Sad to hear that your visa has been rejected.

Typically, when you have changes to your documents (such as visa or passport numbers), it is important to notify your local immigration authorities. In some cases, this may require updating your registration or documents such as a residence or work permit. Therefore, if you have a new MSP number...

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Was in the same situation

How did you solve the issue?

I hope everything worked out for you

Please write how your whole story ended!

thanks for information people!

Now there is a trend that there is always time to start learning something. I am sure that many universities accept such students. So it shouldn't be a problem.

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The priority has always been like this, I would change it

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