Parents can send their children to school with Canadian citizenship.

The Canadian Immigration Bureau recently issued a new notice on its official website, clarifying that applicants who transfer to another school or work for domestic travel must provide an admission notice when applying for a student visa for their children.

As soon as this news came out, many accompanying parents panicked and understood that children had to pay tuition fees to apply for admission notices. Does this mean that children can't study for free after applying for transfer or transfer successfully?

First of all, according to Canadian law, minors of any status have the right to receive education and can go to school legally in Canada. At the same time, provincial governments and education departments have further formulated relevant policy requirements in light of the actual situation. If parents get a Canadian student visa or a work visa, children can basically enjoy free public education until they graduate from middle school.

At the same time, according to our practical application experience, minors studying in local schools in Canada do not need to provide study visas, but only need to apply for visitor records and parents' student visas or work visas.

However, many parents will consider applying for a student visa for the convenience of children's entry and exit. Therefore, we think that the latest regulations issued by the Immigration Department only clarify this point, but in fact there has been no change.

Finally, many accompanying parents asked Jiucheng whether the tuition fees paid by their children as international students would be refunded before they successfully applied for transfer or transfer. But as far as we know, most English-speaking public education bureaus have strict requirements, while some French-speaking public education bureaus in Quebec have much simpler requirements. Because the regulations of each education bureau are different, I suggest you consult the relevant education bureau further ~

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