What are the ways to apply for a study visa in Canada?

Students who want to study in Canada must apply for a study visa themselves. So what are the ways to apply for a study visa in Canada? What materials are needed for handling? Let's take a look at the visa processing steps and materials.

First, the way to apply for a study visa in Canada

1, Canada SDS plan

The full name of SDS project is Study DirectStream.

Studying in a Canadian university or college, you can apply for a Canadian study visa in this way. Advantages are low capital requirements, simple acceptance procedures and fast visa application.

SDS is equivalent to the fast track of studying in Canada, which can shorten the processing time of application materials for Asian students with good conditions, especially in the preparation of asset materials.

2. SPP program in Canada

The full name of the SPP program is Student PartnersProgram, which is mainly aimed at students studying in the member institutions of the Canadian Association of Public Colleges. The applicant's IELTS score shall not be less than 5.5. A total of 44 institutions are suitable for the SPP program, most of which are "colleges" and only 4 are "universities". If the applicant meets the relevant requirements of the plan, the visa pass rate will be improved and the economic guarantee will be simplified.

3. Canadian ordinary visa

If you want to study in a Canadian high school or preparatory school, or if your IELTS score is not up to standard, you can directly choose the conventional visa application method.

No matter which way you choose, the purpose is to get a study permit. Compared with the conventional application method, SDS plan is only more convenient and simplified in application materials, and visa applicants should make reasonable choices according to their own conditions.

Second, Canada study visa materials

1. Passport

The original valid passport of the student (valid for more than 9 months from the return trip), and the old version must be signed on the last page of the passport. If you have an old passport, please provide it together.

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1 photo with white or light background in recent 6 months, size: 35mm x 45mm.

3. ID card

Copy of ID card A4.

4. Household registration book

My original household registration book.

5. If the applicant is under the age of 18.

The following applicants need a guardianship statement from their parents and Canadian guardians:

/kloc-Under the age of 0/8, attending a school in Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec or Saskatchewan; Or below 19, attending schools in British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Northwest Territories, Nu Loewit or Yukon.

6. Canadian school admission notice

A copy of the letter of admission from the Canadian school admission/registration office, showing the exact amount of tuition required by the applicant, the expected start and end time of the study and the latest registrable time of the applicant. And the admission time has not expired.

7. Studying in Quebec

If you plan to study in Quebec, you need to apply for a Quebec-specific admission permit-Quebec Admission Notice (CAQ)? Qué bec Learning Accreditation Certificate. All institutions affiliated to Quebec, Canada must first apply for CAQ from Quebec Immigration Bureau, whether attending primary and secondary schools, high schools, preparatory courses, vocational training courses, colleges, universities, masters or doctors.

8. Physical examination report

A copy of the physical examination form provided by the designated physical examination doctor (if the physical examination has been completed)

9. High school notarization

The official certificate of the high school diploma and the official certificate of the transcript stamped by the high school registration office. If you are in high school, please provide proof of attendance and transcripts. The proof of attendance should be printed on the official stationery of the school, including the following information: the applicant's name, grade, school address and contact information, and stamped with the official seal of the school.

10. Certificate notarization

Public certificates of all graduation certificates and notarized qualification certificates (if any)

Three. Demand for study abroad funds in Canada

Applicants should prepare the original deposit certificate, deposit certificate and passbook of available funds within two months before applying for a visa. The embassy requires to submit the deposit certificate of 18 months or more, the deposit certificate issued by the bank and the explanation of the source of funds. Applicants are advised to submit earlier bank deposit and withdrawal records, original bank deposit certificates and bank deposit certificates. , and clearly describe the source of the guarantee funds. Any unexplained increase in funds in the account will be regarded as suspicious funds.

In addition, submitting any misleading documents will also increase the doubts of the visa officer of the embassy and lead to the refusal of the visa. Providing full guarantee is not enough to make visas worry-free, and the source of funds is also very important.

Usually, the written explanation of the source of funds has the following situations:

1. If the funds have been kept in the bank, the guarantor usually has the habit of time deposit, which can be traced back to the earlier time deposit record, explaining to the visa officer that the funds are specially reserved for students to study abroad.

2. If the historical record of 18 months ago cannot be found, it can be interpreted as that the funds come from the income of the guarantor or apply for a special loan for studying abroad, and the amount required for studying abroad should be fully covered.

3. If the guarantor is a shareholder of the company and the funds come from shareholders' dividends, it is necessary to provide dividend transfer records and various materials of the company.

4. If it is the income from the sale of fixed assets, business transaction documents and real estate transaction documents need to be provided. If written proof cannot be provided, the applicant can also provide written explanation.