BVL with no medical request yet..

[fritchou]

well i was in Malaysia for more than 6 months in the past year (FEB 2020- OCT 2020)

then u need medical exams. did u mention that and did u answer "yes "when they asked you " have you lived in a country in the list below more than 6 months in the last year "

 

[Omerbabiker6]

then u need medical exams. did u mention that and did u answer "yes "when they asked you " have you lived in a country in the list below more than 6 months in the last year "

yes i did.

 

[fritchou]

then you just have to wait my friend. good luck. hope you heard good news

 

[aspirant256]

should be this form

https://imgur.com/AnSxznB

Maybe that's for your region. Never seen or heard of this before. You either do upfront medical or wait for a medical request from IRCC, no third thing I have heard of.

 

[Rosemary1812]

well i was in Malaysia for more than 6 months in the past year (FEB 2020- OCT 2020)

You applied from UAE right? I heard if you reside in UAE you don't need to do the medical.

 

[Omerbabiker6]

You applied from UAE right? I heard if you reside in UAE you don't need to do the medical.

Thats true, but isn’t living in Malaysia for 6 months going to affect that?

 

[fritchou]

Maybe that's for your region. Never seen or heard of this before. You either do upfront medical or wait for a medical request from IRCC, no third thing I have heard of.

its the same here u either do upfront and pray or wait for medical if your application is taking positive route . but i realized my country have different documents for example . we are not asked to provide study plans or detailed proof of ties to home. all we need is motivational letter and money and convincing profile

 

[aspirant256]

its the same here u either do upfront and pray or wait for medical if your application is taking positive route . but i realized my country have different documents for example . we are not asked to provide study plans or detailed proof of ties to home. all we need is motivational letter and money and convincing profile

wow lucky people

 

[fritchou]

wow lucky people

i would not say lucky approval rate here is 50%. it;s just different requirements for every country for example in my country being 23 is the same as being 18 in other countries. for exmple in japan approval rate is above 90% you can even get approval with normal or below average application.

 

[aspirant256]

i would not say lucky approval rate here is 50%. it;s just different requirements for every country for example in my country being 23 is the same as being 18 in other countries. for exmple in japan approval rate is above 90% you can even get approval with normal or below average application.

Japan is a first-world country, with one of the strongest passports in the world. For my country Pakistan, the approval rate is 30-35%.

 

[Omerbabiker6]

Japan is a first-world country, with one of the strongest passports in the world. For my country Pakistan, the approval rate is 30-35%.

how did you check Pakistan's percentages?

 

[aspirant256]

how did you check Pakistan's percentages?

I think there are some statistics by IRCC for each country. You can google.

 

[Rosemary1812]

Thats true, but isn’t living in Malaysia for 6 months going to affect that?

As far as I know , if you applied from UAE and are a resident of UAE, I don't think you would require Medical even if you went to Malaysia after applying for your study permit. Since you already submitted your application according to the country you were at.

If I may ask, are you a UAE resident?

 

[Omerbabiker6]

As far as I know , if you applied from UAE and are a resident of UAE, I don't think you would require Medical even if you went to Malaysia after applying for your study permit. Since you already submitted your application according to the country you were at.

If I may ask, are you a UAE resident?

yes i am and thank you for the information

 

[Simba112]

I think there are some statistics by IRCC for each country. You can google.

As of 2015, Pakistan was trolling at 32%. India has good approval rate

https://www.immigration.ca/study-in...-for-certain-qualified-international-students