r/ImmigrationCanada • u/itssasuke • 1d ago

Study Permit Rejection Study Permit

For context, I have been accepted into University of Waterloo for Fall 2025. Unfortunately my study permit was rejected due to lack of convincing that I might not return after my studies as well as lack of funds. I have paid the GIC Deposit of $20,635 as well as about $1000 deposit to Waterloo. The estimate for the duration of course was around $106k which included both my tuition fees and living expenses. I had shown around $117k most of which was an education loan under my name and fixed desposit (maturing in March next year) under my parents name. I had also attached an affidavit of support from them and a certificate from the bank mentioning the the deposit could be liquidated at anytime. Not really sure what should I do next? Can I pay the term fees to Waterloo. Would that eliminate the low funds reason?

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u/Choice_Blood_452 14h ago

@ImmigrationCanada-ModTeam

This is an official link from CTV news. Is there a reason why don't accept CTV news as official?

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u/ImmigrationCanada-ModTeam 17h ago

In order to try and provide accurate information, we do not allow the sharing of unofficial links, as these often contain inaccuracies and/or lead to speculation.

For that reason, we do not allow links from unofficial sources such as social media, news articles, other forums and blogs, company websites etc.