Miscellaneous 

How early can I enter Canada with student visa?

Leia Doyle

How early can I enter Canada with student visa?

For students who have been issued a visa, or electronic Travel Authorization (eTA), and are planning on travelling as soon as possible, please note that IRCC has indicated students should not travel earlier than four weeks prior to the start of their classes.

Why is my Canada student visa taking so long?

If prerequisites submitted are complicated to vet, such as financial information or data provided through foreign archives, then it may take a long while before officers can verify all the information you’ve submitted. Verification delays may also occur within Canada too.

Do international students have to study full time in Canada?

IRCC policy requires you to have studied full time in all academic terms (Fall and Spring for undergraduate students) throughout your program in order to qualify for a PGWP. Consult with an International Student Advisor before you decide to study part time in Fall or Spring so that you can make an informed decision.

Can I apply for student visa while on tourist visa in Canada?

Yes. You can apply for a study permit while you’re in Canada. Some people don’t need a study permit to study in Canada. If your class or program lasts less than 6 months, or you meet one of the other exceptions, you may not need to get one.

What is the next step after biometrics for Canada study visa?

We process your study permit application. Once we receive your biometrics, we’ll be able to process your study permit application. We process most Student Direct Stream applications within 20 calendar days after we receive your biometrics, if you meet the eligibility.

What are the reasons for Canada study visa rejection?

Some of the popular reasons for rejection of study visa by IRCC are listed below:

  • Financial Insufficiency.
  • Choice of Program.
  • Letter of Acceptance.
  • English Language Proficiency.
  • Incomplete Travel or Identity Documents.
  • Intent of Return to Home Country.
  • Lack of Job Prospects in Home Country.

Which courses are in demand in Canada?

Courses in Demand in Canada

  • Project Management-IT.
  • Computer Programmer/Computer Programming & Analysis.
  • Practical Elements of Mechanical Engineering.
  • Logistics & Supply Chain Management.
  • Information Technology Solutions.
  • Sports Business Management.
  • Advanced Manufacturing Management.
  • International Business Management.