Immigration Question: Should I Get a Study Permit ? I am Tem

Aug 06, 2014

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Canada Immigration Question: I am temporarily visiting Canada for six months. While in Canada I wish to take a few courses. Is that possible without a study permit? Answer: Short courses that don’t lead to completion of a program of study can often be taken without having a study permit. Typically, such short courses are less than six months in length. You may also consider taking distance-learning courses, such as online courses. However, if the online course has an in-Canada component to the course, you may have to obtain a study permit for that portion of the course. Russ Weninger is a Calgary Immigration lawyer specializing in the areas of immigration, citizenship and refugee law. Call (403) 265-4496 for more information today.

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Immigration Question: Should I Get a Study Permit ? I am Tem

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Canada Immigration Question: I am temporarily visiting Canada for six months. While in Canada I wish to take a few courses. Is that possible without a study permit?
Answer:Short courses that don’t lead to completion of a program of study can often be taken without having a study permit. Typically, such short courses are less than six months in length. You may also consider taking distance-learning courses, such as online courses. However, if the online course has an in-Canada component to the course, you may have to obtain a study permit for that portion of the course.
Russ Weninger is a Calgary Immigration lawyer specializing in the areas of immigration, citizenship and refugee law. Call (403) 265-4496 for more information today.