Canada Visa

Firstly, you should have college admissions letter and then only you can apply for students visa.

Yes, it matters a lot in the visa case, you have to clearly mention in the application form and this will really matters a lot but if your academics record are fine then they might accept for the same but study visa is really hard to get.

Hello,
As far as my knowledge goes, there are no credit transfers for the pharmacy studies in Canada. I would suggest you to complete your undergraduate studies and then apply for the Masters studies in Canada.

No, you need atleast 65% in board exams to apply under SDS category. However, you can apply for visa in general stream.

Hi,
There is no reason your visa will be rejected for a health reason. You must also clear a medical test depending on the country. Firstly, focus on submitting a good application to the university or college of your choice; you can apply for the visa only after you have been accepted by the institution.

Hi Aisha,
As far as I know if you have a minimum of 60% in your class 12th, then it would be easy to get a student visa in Canada.

It is quite difficult, but you should contact good consultancy for that they will help you for admission.

Yes! If your academics, statement of purpose and letter of recommendation are good then nothing can stop you getting admission in any good university.

Since you have one year stayback, I would say that you have a better chance of finding a job. How this actually works is that once you finish your course and apply for a job, they will first look at your Visa. If you have enough months to stay back, you have a better chance of getting the job. Of course, they look into your academics too. As for the second question, yes, once you get a job, your Visa will get extended as the company will provide you with a new Visa. All the best.