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Dreaming of studying in Canada? It’s essential to understand the difference between a student visa and a study permit. While both are critical, they serve distinct purposes and one isn’t enough without the other. Understanding Student Visas and Study Permits A student visa and a study permit are not interchangeable. This permit, which costs CAD 150, specifies your purpose of stay, study restrictions, and work conditions.
The permit remains valid for 90 days after your program ends.
Proof of Financial Support: Evidence that you can support yourself and any accompanying family members.
This can be shown through:
A Canadian bank account in your name.
A Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) from a Canadian financial institution.
Proof of an education or student loan.
Bank statements from the last four months.
A bank draft in convertible Canadian dollars.
Proof of paid tuition and housing fees.
A letter from the person or school providing financial support.
Proof of funding from within Canada, if applicable.
Additional Documents:
Letter of Explanation: Clarify why you want to study in Canada and your responsibilities as an international student.
Custodian Declaration: Needed if you’re a minor bringing a custodian.
Other Documents: As requested by Canadian Immigration. After Approval
Upon approval of your study permit application, you will receive:
Letter of Introduction: Present this to the border services officer when you arrive in Canada. nationality Essential Documents for Arrival At the border, be prepared to present:
Your passport
Letter of Introduction
Acceptance letter from your university or college
Reference letters, if advised by the visa officer
eTA or visitor visa
Financial documents
Medical test reports
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