Canada Student visa - Refusal & reapplying

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Is there a high chance of visa rejection if I apply for a diploma course in Canada after already having a bachelor's degree?

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Will my two previous visa refusals from Australia and New Zealand affect my chances of getting a visa for Canada or other countries?

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Will my visa application for a welding course in Canada get rejected due to lack of relevant background?

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Is it possible to apply for a Canadian study permit after having visa refusals from Australia and New Zealand in Canada?

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How does having a previous Canada visa refusal affect my chances of getting a New Zealand visa?

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If I pay only the deposit amount and show the remaining fees, will there be any visa rejection risk in Canada?

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Paying only the deposit is not prohibited, but it raises the bar on your financial documentation. You must show 6-month bank statement history for remaining funds, a clear source of income, and liquid funds covering remaining tuition plus living costs of at least CAD 22,895.

Do I need to pay the GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate) amount for Canada visa, and is it refundable in case of visa rejection?

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You need to invest CAD 20,635 as a GIC to prove living funds for your Canada student visa - this is separate from tuition. If your visa is rejected, the full principal is refunded to your bank account within 2-4 weeks. Only the bank's setup fee of around CAD 150-200 is not returned.

Is it better to avoid Masters of Education courses abroad due to high chances of visa rejection in Canada for a Master's?

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