Student Visa (Study Permit)

Starting higher educational studies in Canada opens a door to not only a chance to prove yourself in academics but also to practice all the aspects of being in a diversified and lively culture. The process of getting a Student Visa or a Study Permit can be complex. But a dream of studying in Canada is in your power to achieve with the right people guiding and supporting you.

Key Requirements for Your Study Permit

• Eligibility Essentials: You have to first get accepted into a Designated Learning Institution (DLI), where your Study Permit application process will start. DLIs are schools, colleges, and universities that have been given a designating code by provincial or territorial governments to host international students. You're good to go after getting your acceptance letter.
• Financial Stability: Financial support is one of the important aspects of your application. You must prove that you can source for tuition, living, and transport fees. It means adding a bank statement, scholarship proof, or a letter from a financial sponsor.
• Health and Safety: In most cases, you will not need a medical exam but this may be necessary depending on where you are coming from and the duration of your stay. You should also ensure that you do not have any criminal record, and this might take a police clearance certificate.

The Application Process

• Apply for Admission: Find the institutions that suit your academic goals and apply for your choices.
• Compile Your Documents: Ensure you have all the required documents like your passport, acceptance letter, proof of financial support and photographs.
• Submit Your Application: The application can be mailed to a visa application centre or can also be submitted online on the IRRC website.
• Biometrics and Interviews: Depending on your nationality, you may be asked to provide biometrics like fingerprints, or photos may be taken. Interviews may be required in some countries at the VAC or one of the Canadian consulates.
• Processing Time: Processing time varies for different nations of origin and seasons. So, it is better to apply in advance.

Important Information for International Students

Arriving in Canada

The moment you land, a border services officer will check your admissibility to determine whether you can come into the country or not. Your study permit will have some of the most substantial information written on it, such as how long you can stay and whether you can access part-time employment during your time of learning.

Working While You Study

Students may work full-time during vacations and part-time for no more than twenty hours a week during the entire academic year. This can be rather useful and good for building experience while helping in supporting studies.

Health Insurance and Travel

Be aware that some provinces require health insurance for international students. Always check for the precise requirements of your province. You are free to travel in any part of Canada or outside Canada as you wish, provided you re-enter with a valid study permit that allows you to return.

Let Us Help You with Your Student Visa

The study permit application process may seem difficult, but you don't need to do it all by yourself. Instead, rely on our team at Jingle Bells Immigration to make the process easier and achieve your immigration dream. You can reach us at +1 437 999 6400, or you can reach us via email at info@jinglebellsimmigration.com. Let us make your Canadian education dream come true!