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How to Apply for a Canadian Study Permit

How to Apply for a Canadian Study Permit

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How to Apply for a Canadian Study Permit

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  1. How to Apply for a Canadian Study Permit? The study permit grants legal authorization for a person to study at a Canadian Institute. When applying for a study permit, a foreign national should be aware that there are eligibility requirements that must be met when submitting the study permit application. As well, there are certain conditions that must be met throughout the student’s time in Canada. There are many steps involved with applying for a study permit. The processing times vary greatly from country to country, so it is best to plan ahead to ensure your permit will be processed before your study period begins. The majority of Canadian post-secondary educational programs commence study in September, January, or May, though a number of programs do offer intakes outside of those dates. Since a foreign nationals cannot apply for a study permit without an acceptance letter, they should check the start date and application process for their schools and programs of interest far in advance to ensure they have sufficient time to obtain the acceptance letter and complete the study permit application. • Application Process There are four stages to obtaining a Canadian study permit: 1. Check your eligibility Ensure you meet the eligibility requirements for a Canadian study permit. You require an acceptance letter from a DLI, proof of financial support, as well as a range of documents that vary depending on your country of citizenship and residence. 2. Prepare your application If you meet all eligibility requirements then you can prepare your study permit application. Ensure that you have gathered all documents required for your country. Immigration officers reserve the right to refuse study permits if they feel an applicant has not met all requirements, so it is valuable to have a qualified immigration representative review your application. 3. Submit your study permit application you have two options when submitting your application: Submit an electronic application: Create an account on the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website and you can submit an application electronically using scanned or electronic copies of documents. Submit a paper-based application: Compile your application in hard copy and mail it to submission.

  2. 4. If your study permit is approved, come to Canada! Please note that you do not receive your Canadian study permit until you arrive at a Canadian Port of Entry (POE). If your permit is approved, the Canadian government will issue you a Port of Entry Introduction Letter. You must keep this letter and show it to the immigration official when you arrive in Canada in order to obtain your study permit. •Eligibility Requirements It would help if you met these criteria in order to be eligible to apply for a study permit: 1. Acceptance Letter: You must have an acceptance letter from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) in order to apply for a Canadian study permit. 2. Proof of Financial Support: You must provide documentation proving that you have sufficient funds to cover the cost of tuition for your first year of study as well as the cost of living (housing, food, etc.) for yourself and any accompanying family members for your first year of study. Please note that these funds can be under your name or the name of a family member or close friend. 3. Supporting Documentation: Extensive supporting documentation must be submitted with all study permit applications. This documentation varies from country to country. In order to determine the documents required for a specific location, you can consult the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website, or you can contact our firm and one of our Educational Counsellors will contact you. •Requirements while studying in Canada If your study permit is approved and you enter Canada as an international student, you must meet the requirements below to maintain your study permit's validity. While studying in Canada under a study permit, a foreign national must: 1. Always be enrolled at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) 2. Make progress towards completing their program 3. Respect any conditions listed on their study permit 4. Stop studying if they no longer meet the requirements and 5. Leave Canada when their permit expires Documents required: To apply for a study permit, the following documents are required: 1. Acceptance proof 2. Identity proof 3. Proof of financial support You may also require: 1. Explanation letter

  3. 2. A custodian declaration for minors, 3. A Québec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) 4. Any other documents are requested while the application is in progress.  The bottom line, Eager to study abroad in Canada but don't know about How can I get a study permit in Canada. Stepwise Immigrations is here to serve you whenever you need us. Contact our team now. Get more details about how to apply for a study permit in Canada. Then what are you seeking? Contact us now and get ready to have your study permit in Canada. FAQs 1. What are the requirements for a study permit in Canada? There are many requirements to get a Canadian study permit. Call our team now. 2. Is a Canadian study permit easy to get? If you have a good academic record, then it is easy to get a study visa for Canada. 3. How do I apply for a student permit to Canada? Contact our expert team at Stepwise Immigrations to find out more about it.

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