Approval process: study in Canada
tudents planning to start school in Canada have fewer barriers to travelling than the previous two years. Immigration, Refugees and Citizen Canada (IRCC) has reverted to its usual procedures in issuing study permits by issuing an approval letter and a temporary resident visa (student) for travelling to Canada. Students, upon arrival at a port of entry are subject to an examination by the CBSA, whereupon they can be refused entry, if it is found that information is questionable, or not bona fide. After examining a student and once the officer is satisfied, a secure document, referred to a “study permit” is issued, bearing the issue and expiry dates.
To resume their programs and restore revenue generation mechanisms, educational institutions have developed on-line studies as part of their offering to students, both local and abroad. Recognizing the lengthy processing periods for study permit applications, students must begin their groundwork on obtaining key documents in their respective countries for their applications, months ahead of their semester start dates. And more importantly, students must contact us for assistance as soon as they make a decision that they want to come to Canada to study. We will provide advice, insight and guidance on the process.
What students need to know
This pathway to obtaining a study permit is available to certain students in certain countries. Typically it takes 20 days to process to final decision, but may take longer, depending on circumstances. To apply through this stream, see the drop-down sections below for what you need.
Take the process seriously
A study permit application goes through a highly-competitive process. Complete applications with a sound rational and bona fide evidence will be successful. To make such a submission, you will likely need help from us. Allow us to help you take this all-important stem in your life.
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