Is it necessary to apply for a visa to study in Canada?

For many new students studying in Canada, every requirement must be very cautious. Applying for a visa to study in Canada is a very complicated matter, but it is also a necessary stage for every international student. Many parents and students still have many vague concepts about Canadian visas. They think that Canada is located in North America, bordering the United States, and will need a face-to-face visa like the United States, but it is not. Many parents of students studying in Jinqiao will ask: Does Canada need a face-to-face visa? I'm here to tell you that Canadian visas generally don't need a face-to-face visa. Canadian student visas pass the "send documents" review, and applicants are informed of the results within 2 to 4 months on average. There are three kinds of results: first, the visa is refused, the passport is stamped, and a letter of refusal is attached to inform the reasons; The second is to pass, attach the visa to the passport and send it to me or entrust an intermediary; The third is to inform the interview and go to the embassy for an interview within 30 days. After the interview, the vast majority will tell the results immediately, and very few will tell the results later. Therefore, the embassy can decide whether to issue visas to students through the materials submitted. The preparation and production of materials are very important, which materials need to be provided and which materials need to be deleted. How to explain our study purpose, study plan, funds and plans to visa officers after returning home is very particular. In recent months, the Canadian embassy has increased the number of face-to-face visas, but not many, and most of them have obtained visas. If your materials are well prepared, your copywriting is professional, and you have sufficient funds, you will naturally get the visa smoothly, but you will occasionally meet some classmates for face-to-face interviews. The reason why I asked you for an interview is not to embarrass you, but that the visa officer can't find reliable basis for some questions from your materials, or is skeptical about your purpose of going abroad. If you receive an interview notice from the embassy, it doesn't mean that you will be embarrassed and questioned, but it means that your visa application has been half successful, and the other half will be realized after the visa officer sees your excellent performance. In other words, the visa officer invited you for an interview because he wanted to issue you a visa. If he doesn't want to give you a visa, he will reject your application directly and won't waste time interviewing you. Although the visa application for studying in Canada is a very serious matter, and the requirements of the Canadian visa department are relatively high, there are flexible rules for face-to-face visa application. It is important to be cautious about every link, but it is not advisable to remember the process too rigidly and not deal with the problems encountered in the process flexibly. In addition, many parents are also very concerned about the historical proof of funds. In fact, Canadian visa officers are very reasonable. He will comprehensively consider the student's study plan, whether the economic background is reasonable, whether the conditions match, etc., and finally decide whether to let the student get a visa. Therefore, students applying for a study visa in Canada can rest assured that not every applicant needs an interview. Only when the applicant's materials need to be explained or the original documents need to be verified or the applicant's background is complex, it is possible to need an interview. Canada's visa pass rate has been stable, fair and just. As long as they really want to study in Canada, they will surely set foot on that vast and beautiful land!