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According to the report, Canada has rejected about 40% visa applications of Indian students, but the surprising thing is that the applications of the students who have been rejected, no solid reason is being given by the concerned department.
According to the data, between 1 January 2022 and 30 April 2023, the Immigration Department approved only 4,70,427 visas out of 866,206 applications. In a way, it can be said that Canada issued visas to only 54.3 percent of the total student applicants during the relevant period. There are 1,335 educational institutions authorized to admit international students, but the entire secondary education system, which has become a multi-billion dollar industry, has been criticized for not allowing international students to study here. is exploiting those who dream of settling here permanently.
According to the report, the largest number of international students in Canada come from India. As of December, about 320,000 students from India were in Canada on study visas. However, there has been a decrease in the number of Indian students applying to Canada between July and October 2023. During this period, 87,000 Indian students applied for student visas, while 1,46,000 students applied for the same period earlier.
International students contribute approximately $22 billion to Canada's economy. These international students pay up to 5 times the fees compared to local students. Not only this, 2 lakh jobs are created in Canada through these means through their own expenses and tuition fees.
In the absence of support from state governments to educational institutions, educational institutions are turning to international students as an important source of revenue. Employers are beginning to rely on these students to fill low-wage positions in various industries. However, due to the current affordable housing crisis and rising cost of living, many international students are facing challenges in finding employment and adequate housing.
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