What are the reasons for studying in Canada being repatriated?

Students studying in Canada, of course, studying abroad is the primary task, study hard and keep the good state of international students; Learn more about local laws and regulations, but more need to abide by these laws and regulations, and don't fall into the law by mistake; Parents and friends also need to have this sense of crisis, and often care about and remind their children not to miss classes illegally.

Unfortunately, if you are repatriated, it is very difficult to apply for a Canadian visa again, and you will generally be refused entry; When applying for visas from other countries, we will check whether the applicant has any record of being refused entry or deported. If there is a repatriation record, basically, if there is no special reason, you can't go to any other country, even if you are admitted to a foreign company or just travel.

1. If the student visa expires more than 90 days, you must go back to China to apply for a new visa. Many students or parents are very concerned about the expiration and renewal of Chinese visas. One of the reasons for this situation is that students forget the validity period of student visas, fail to renew them within the validity period, and lose their legal status to stay in Canada.

If you apply for renewal within 90 days after the student visa expires, you can still stay in Canada and go through the relevant formalities. If the student visa expires more than 90 days, the student can only return to China as soon as possible to re-apply for a visa, and can't take any chances, because the longer the illegal stay, the more difficult it is to re-apply for a visa.

2. Study short-term courses and pay attention to maintaining the consistency of student visas. Many students enroll in short-term courses, such as language courses, when they first arrive in Canada, and there is no long-term university admission notice, so the validity period of student visas is very short. When this visa expires, students should remember to renew it within 90 days.

If you come to Canada with a visiting visa, you can apply for language classes in local schools. However, you need to complete the language course within half a year before you can submit a student visa application and legally stay in Canada.

Under normal circumstances, part-time students are not allowed to work while studying abroad, which is very common among international students, in order to accumulate work experience, increase exchange opportunities and earn pocket money. However, working is legal and illegal. Canada stipulates that only full-time students can legally work on or off campus (no more than 20 hours per week), and part-time students cannot work.

At the same time, the immigration bureau has the right to check the registration of students at any time, either through surprise inspection or by investigating the employing company. Once part-time students are found working illegally, they are likely to be sent back to China. Therefore, students studying in local colleges and universities must work through legal channels.

Don't violate school discipline, especially cheating. The main purpose of Canadian students going abroad is to study, so having a good study record is the foundation. Students are advised not to commit any violation of discipline at school. If there is any violation of discipline, the school will deal with the students according to the severity of the incident, which may lead to expulsion and termination of the student visa. In this case, students must leave the country, that is, they are "repatriated".

Cheating is one of the most important reasons for violating school discipline, which is equivalent to academic dishonesty. This can be divided into many situations, including not indicating the source of the quotation, citing too many times, and having exactly the same answer. No matter whether students are interested or not, as long as the above situation occurs, they may be severely punished by the school.

5. Get the study permit and hurry to register for the course. A student completed a high school course in Vancouver, and returned to China after successfully getting an admission notice from a Canadian university. He planned to rest in China for a while, so he didn't register for the first semester of college. When he returned to Canada from China, immigration officials found that he had not registered for any courses, and suspected that the purpose of holding a student visa was not to study in Canada, so he was refused entry and was "repatriated" back to China at the airport. In order to study in Canada, students have to submit a lot of materials to prove the authenticity of their entry and study abroad.