Students Permits

Frequently asked Questions

• How long does it take for a Student Visa to process?

  Individuals and circumstances influence how long it takes to apply for an F1 student visa. The entire process can take as little as one week, but it can potentially take several months in more complicated circumstances.

• What happens if I get refused?

  There are a number of reasons an applicant can be refused. He or she may lack proof of sufficient funds, or proof that they will stay for only a temporary basis. If this happens, re-applying is the best option but before you do, it is important to take a close look at the refused application to understand what went wrong.

• Does Canada give student visa easily?

  While many students think receiving a letter of acceptance is the hardest part of the pre-study abroad process, it can be even more difficult to land a student visa. ... However, Canada's popularity makes it significantly harder to get a visa because of the high volume of applicants.

• What is the age limit for Canada student visa?

  18 to 35 years Though the age limit can vary depending on the province, the general age limit to apply for a Canada student visa is 18 to 35 years.

• Does Canada student visa get rejected?

  As per CIC, each year an average of 30% of the total student visa applications for Canada are rejected. Most of these rejections are based on some of the common reasons. The Canadian government has laid out stringency towards their student visa laws.

• Who can sponsor for Canada student visa?

  A friend, family member, relative, or other third parties can sponsor you by writing a letter stipulating that they will pay for your tuition and living costs as proof of funds for a Canada student visa.

• Does Canada accept 3 year degrees?

  Originally Answered: Does Canada accept a 3-year bachelor's degree? Yes. Three years Bachelors degree is acceptable in Canada for further higher studies.

• Can I bring my family to Canada while studying?

  Yes, you may be able to bring your spouse or common-law partner, and dependent children, with you to Canada. They may be eligible for a study or work permit, or a visitor visa. You must submit their applications online when you apply for your study permit

• Is there interview for Canada student visa?

  After the visa fee is paid, the application requires the applicants to schedule an interview with the Canadian Embassy/Consulate. ... The visa interview is the final stage of the application process which determines whether the visa is getting approved/rejected.

• How many times can we apply for Canada student visa?

  If we refuse your application to come to Canada, you can apply again at any time, unless your decision letter says you can't. You should only apply again if you can include information that you didn't include before.

• Can I get married in Canada on a student visa?

  Yes, you can get married in Canada with a student visa. You must follow the led-down rules guiding marriage in the province you live. The main requirement is to reach the age limit which is 18 in some provinces and 18 in others. Once you attain this age, you can marry anyone in Canada.

• Can a friend sponsor me to Canada?

  Currently there is no direct sponsorship program for friend of Canadian citizen or permanent resident. However, friends of permanent residents or Canadian citizens may apply for visitor visa, if they are from non-visa-exempt country. Visa office will ask to submit a letter of invitation from friend living in Canada.

• Can a student invite someone to Canada?

  Students must complete 6 months of studies in Canada to invite family or friends. ... Your study permit should be valid for the duration of the time that your family/friends intend to stay in Canada. You will also need to include your official transcript.

• Can I extend my study permit?

  Yes, you can. You will need to file Form IMM 1249 for an extension of your study permit in Canada. Form IMM 1249 is used to change conditions or to extend your stay in Canada as a student. Only temporary residents who currently reside in Canada as students can use this form. To maintain your status and be eligible, always try to extend 30 days before the expiry date of your current status.