Judicial review dismissed; visa officer reasonably refused study permit due to insufficient financial transaction evidence.
The principal applicant, a citizen of Iran, applied for a study permit to pursue a Master's degree in Canada.
Her husband applied for an accompanying spousal open work permit.
A visa officer refused the applications, concluding the principal applicant had failed to demonstrate sufficient financial resources because she provided bank balance statements without transaction history, contrary to instructions.
The applicants sought judicial review.
The Federal Court dismissed the application, finding the officer's conclusion on the financial evidence was reasonable and determinative, and that there was no breach of procedural fairness.
