HOW TO OBTAIN A STUDY PERMIT
1. Obtain Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
1. Obtain Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
1. Obtain Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
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2. Proof of funds
1. Obtain Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
1. Obtain Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
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3. Admissibility
1. Obtain Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
3. Admissibility
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4. Medical exam
1. Obtain Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
3. Admissibility
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Key factors to get a study permit
Proof of funds
When you apply for a visa to Canada, you may be required to provide "proof of funds," which means you must demonstrate that you have enough money to support yourself during your stay in Canada. This can include bank statements, investment records, or a letter from your employer indicating your salary and length of employment. The amount of funds you need to show will depend on various factors, such as the length and purpose of your stay in Canada.
Ties to your country
When applying for a Canadian visa, ties to your home country refer to the connections you have that would encourage you to return to your country after your visit to Canada. These ties could include your job, family, property, and other commitments that you have in your home country. The Canadian government assesses these ties to determine if you are likely to leave Canada at the end of your visit and return to your home country. Meeting these requirements will increase your chances of obtaining a Canadian visa.
Study plan
A study plan is a document that outlines your academic and career goals, as well as how you plan to achieve those goals through your studies in Canada. It should include a list of the courses you plan to take, the timeline for completing them, and any research or practical experience you hope to gain. A study plan is an essential part of your application for a Canadian study permit, as it demonstrates to immigration officials that you are serious about your studies and have a clear plan for achieving your goals.
Admissibility
The requirements for gaining admission into Canada vary depending on the type of visa or permit you are applying for. Generally, you will need to demonstrate that you have enough funds to support yourself and any dependents, have no criminal record, and meet the health requirements. You may also need to provide proof of your ties to your home country and show that you intend to leave Canada at the end of your authorized stay. Additionally, some types of visas or permits may have specific requirements, such as a job offer or acceptance into a Canadian educational institution.
Fast-track option: Student Direct Stream (SDS)
How to obtain a study permit
To be eligible for the SDS, you must meet the following requirements:
- Be a legal resident living in either eligible country
- Have a letter of acceptance from a Canadian designated learning institution
- Live outside of Canada when you apply for the study permit
- Have proof that you have paid your tuition for your first year of study in Canada
- Have a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) with a participating Canadian bank of $10,000 CAD
- Obtain a Certificat d'acceptation du Quebec (Quebec Acceptance Certificate, or CAQ) if you plan to study in Quebec
- Obtain a medical exam before submitting your application (if you are required to get one)
- Obtain a police certificate before submitting your application (if you are required to get one)
- Have your most recent school transcripts (secondary and post-secondary)
- Obtain a language test result of at least the following:
- An overall score of 6.0 on the IELTS (reading, writing, speaking, and listening)
- A TEF score equivalent to a Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) score of a minimum of 7 overall (reading, writing, speaking and listening)
Eligible Countries
- India
- China
- The Philippines
- Pakistan
- Vietnam
- Morocco
- Senegal
- Brazil
- Colombia
- Peru
- Antigua and Barbuda
- Costa Rica
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines