Study permit at the age of 43!!!

[The happy face]

Hello all,

I am 43 years old who applied for a study permit, I decided after 15 years of construction to go back to school and learn the science behind construction engineering so I was able to secure an approval at Fanshawe College London Ontario, for an advanced diploma in construction engineering technology a 3 years program.
Now my application have been under review for over 65 days, recent notification from CIC states that my application is pending with one of the embassy officers for a final decision..
P. S my banking account is decent strong, over 1 million $$ in saving , but one agency said that my rejection is very high due to my age above 40 a 80% rejection rate....
Can a kind soul in this forum give me a genuine advice on my situation.

Thank you all God bless you..

 

[zupermarn]

Hello all,

I am 43 years old who applied for a study permit, I decided after 15 years of construction to go back to school and learn the science behind construction engineering so I was able to secure an approval at Fanshawe College London Ontario, for an advanced diploma in construction engineering technology a 3 years program.
Now my application have been under review for over 65 days, recent notification from CIC states that my application is pending with one of the embassy officers for review...
P. S my banking account is very strong over 1 million $$ in saving , but one agency said that my rejection is very high due to my age above 40 a 80% rejection rate....
Can a kind soul in this forum give me a genuine advice on my case.

Thank you all God bless you..

Please don’t give up!

I know of a lady who applied for study permit in her late 40s and she got approved. Though when it was time for PR she clocked 50 and she didn’t get points for her age.

My suggestion would be to have a strong 5 years plan (from study permit to PR) . Secondly, pray a lot, I mean a lot. It’s only Gods decision, the agents are humans too. Thirdly, do lots of research and don’t listen to what others have to say about rejection rate.

Best regards

 

[The happy face]

Please don’t give up!

I know of a lady who applied for study permit in her late 40s and she got approved. Though when it was time for PR she clocked 50 and she didn’t get points for her age.

My suggestion would be to have a strong 5 years plan (from study permit to PR) . Secondly, pray a lot, I mean a lot. It’s only Gods decision, the agents are humans too. Thirdly, do lots of research and don’t listen to what others have to say about rejection rate.

Best regards

Thank you for your beautiful words God Bless you

 

[Vicksy]

Thank you for your beautiful words God Bless you

Hi,

Have you been able to secure your study permit? We're on the same boat.

Thanks.

 

[scylla]

Hi,

Have you been able to secure your study permit? We're on the same boat.

Thanks.

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...reliminary-refusal-for-a-study-permit.735745/

 

[Vicksy]

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...reliminary-refusal-for-a-study-permit.735745/

Thanks for the link.