Indian students protest after Portage College’s business management diploma graduates faced work visa rejections. The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada stated their programs were not eligible for permits. Portage College encourages affected students to retain important documents and seek legal advice. The college cannot overturn decisions made by the immigration authority. Affected students should consult official government materials and obtain independent advice. Indian students protest after Portage College’s business management diploma graduates faced work visa rejections. The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada stated their programs were not eligible for permits. Portage College encourages affected students to retain important documents and seek legal advice. The college cannot overturn decisions made by the immigration authority. Affected students should consult official government materials and obtain independent advice.
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