yusufDeveloper:


No, I stayed on post graduate visa for 7 months before I applied for GTV.

Please i just sent you a dm? I'm about to start the process of Gtv as well, promise not to stress you

mrprolifik:
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Here is my own little contribution.
She can still get an admission even with a 5yr study gap, as long as she meets other admission requirements. Yes you as the husband can be her sponsor, as far as you have enough money to cover her expenses while she is in Canada ( tuition and accommodation). She can use you as her home ties .
Visa approval depends on how she is able to convince the Visa officer that she really intends to study and not trying to migrate. From the way I see it she needs to find an expert writer to help her draft a convincing Statement of purpose (SOP).
Goodluck

Thank you for the swift reply. I think we will start by getting an admission then, just wanted to have an idea of what our chances are before starting this CA long journey. Do you advice we go for MBA or just get a college degree again? She has bsc in Bank & finance.

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Thank you for the swift reply. I think we will start by getting an admission then, just wanted to have an idea of what our chances are before starting this CA long journey.

@JustMellow @bullstriker @ketima @lekiboboe @technix @Anon123 @Makano @Gigdraft @Hanzat @Bobomaigida @mrprolifik @Fativivimat @Walspring

Apologies for calling the TOWN HALL meeting.. need your advice. here is my story.


My wife has a Bsc but has never worked. graduated 5years ago. (5years study gap)
She's in her early 30s
We have a child.
We want her to be the primary applicant, so she'll go for Masters or any better program
Husband own a small business.

Is there a chance of getting admission? if Yes, what is our chances of getting visa, if we are able to pay the 1se semester fee and show enough funds in SOA, can husband be the sponsor or any one of us can?

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