Study Visa
Being international student gives you the opportunity to experience the world as your classroom. Instead of picking things up from books and the Internet, navigating a new landscape may open your eyes to culture, history, a new language or your heritage. Studying Abroad opens the door to personal growth and discovery too. As you learn to say ‘hello’ in a foreign language, make friends, eat exciting new foods, it is bound to boost your confidence, teach you self-reliance and stretch the parameters of your comfort zone.
Over 300,000, a figure that is constantly growing. Many of these students are choosing Canada over other developed countries because of certain advantages that studying in Canada can bring.
Individuals who study in Canada receive a top-quality and internationally-respected education, preparing them for professional pursuits in Canada or abroad. Yet, the cost of tuition and living fees in Canada are generally lower than in other developed countries.
Study Permit
- If you are interested and prospective student, you have to decide first which university /College and what sort of program you wish to pursue.
- Once one or more places of study have been picked, and then you must learn about the pre-requisites of admission.
- Once admission to one or more schools you have been accepted, you can begin applying for a study permit and, if necessary, a Temporary Resident visa. A TRV may be required if you are a citizen of a country from which Citizenship and Immigration Canada (IRCC/CIC) requires TRVs for entry into Canada. This is not required for citizens of visa exempt countries.
- When applying for a study permit, it is important to remember that CIC may require you to; Medical Examinations
- Police Clearance Certificate
After Arrival
Once you arrive in Canada, you must maintain your study permit and obtain work authorization.
- After obtaining a study permit, students may need to renew or change the study permit during the course of their studies in Canada.
- Depending on your program, you may be eligible to work while studying.