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Study Permit

Study Permit

To study in Canada, you need to hold a Canadian study permit (Study Permit) and a small visa (Visa). The Canadian study permit is a document issued by the customs to the applicant. It is in the form of one page and has a certain validity period. If the study permit expires and is not renewed and the situation is serious (generally, it cannot exceed 90 days at the latest). Will be regarded as illegally staying by the Immigration Department, and it is very likely that the visa will be refused. The small visa is the "VISA" affixed to the applicant's passport. This type of visa is a credential for the applicant to enter and exit the Canadian border, which can be called an entry-exit visa. Applicants need to get the study permit (Study Permit) first, and then apply for the small visa (Visa), because the time given for the small visa is determined by the time on the study permit.

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Special statement

All the immigration and visa services submitted by you entrusted by Wei Ling Study Abroad and Immigration Company will be reviewed and submitted by the Wei Ling Licensed Immigration Consultant (ICCRC).

Basic requirements for application

Applicant gets an offer from the applied school
Applicants meet the SDS (Student Direct Stream) system (IELTS score 6)
Applicants meet the primary and secondary school plan (no language score required)
Applicant meets the higher education plan (IELTS score 5)
Applicants meet the general application plan (IELTS less than 5 points)

Basic material list

Study Permit Application Form
Family Information Form
Applicants/parents fill in the education and employment details form
Applicant's passport / no criminal record / medical report / birth certificate name / electronic photo, etc.
Applicant's high school or higher education institution transcript (stamped)
Applicant's high school or higher education institution enrollment certificate/graduation certificate
IELTS transcript (if required)
Certificate of entrustment of guardian (if the applicant is under 18 years old)
Proof of Homestay contract (if the applicant is under 18)
Vaccine notarization and vaccine notarization (applicants are under 18 years old and depend on different education bureaus)
Applicant's personal statement of study plan
Proof of funds: sufficient to cover the cost of the applicant's residence in Canada
Proof of relationship: Parents must submit a notarized translation of the proof of funds, the relationship between the applicant and the parents
Both parents' bank statement/tax certificate/income certificate
Proof of admission to a Canadian designated learning institution (DLI)
Canadian College Admission Letter (Offer)
Proof of tuition payment
Applicant scholarship application (if needed)
Recommendation letter from school teacher (if required)
If you plan to study in Quebec, submit the Quebec Acceptance Letter CAQ
All the above materials must be notarized in English translation