Classmate c started studying language at the University of Saskatchewan in 2011. He studied language for more than two years before entering the main course. He studied the language for six years and has not graduated yet. He has studied for a total of 9 years before and after undergraduate studies. He is currently studying in his senior year and has been studying for the next two years. There are no results, and the student study permit has expired in 2019. He only returned to China in 2020 and overstayed for 4 months.

Guarantee and guarantor information:

The applicant's father works as a director of a company in Shanghai with an annual income of 150,000 yuan, and his mother is retired with an annual lifetime salary of 90,000 yuan.

The deposit is 500,000, and there is no history. Only the deposit certificate and certificate of deposit are provided.

Visa difficulties:

Students who overstay have seriously violated Canadian laws and regulations;
My grades are poor, I have not graduated from my 9-year undergraduate degree, and there is no objective reason;
The security deposit has no history and no source;

Solution:

We focused on what we have gained from studying in Canada for so many years, including adaptability and English proficiency. We also achieved excellent results in some subjects, but the overall results did not meet our expectations, so we were in a low mood, which caused problems in sleep and other aspects. The problem was that I had no relatives in Canada to talk to, so I ended up not attending classes. This time I returned to China because my grandfather was ill and had to go home. With the help of my family, I got out of the psychological shadow and decided to get back to Canada to continue my studies.

He emphasized that after spending so many years, he could get his diploma in the last year, so the last year was very important. He also had a correct attitude towards learning and would study hard and complete his studies after returning to Canada;

It is emphasized that the family has supported their children's study abroad for so many years, and there must be enough funds to support the last year of study.