Canada's new visa regulations Temporary visa applications must submit the return flight information from July/KLOC-0 to September 30 online.

At present, many changes have taken place in Canada due to the prevention and control of the epidemic. These new changes need friends' attention. More good news to share, the embassy has arranged more flight information and more detailed content to share with you.

Canada only accepts temporary resident visas submitted online. Due to the outbreak of coronavirus, Canada will only accept temporary resident visas submitted online. This policy will take effect from July/KLOC-0 to September 30 for those who apply for work permit, study permit and temporary residence visa (TRV) abroad.

Unless the applicant is disabled, IRCC will not accept paper applications within the validity period of this policy, and will continue to refund the application and handling fee to the applicant.

This policy is part of the measures taken by IRCC to face the epidemic.

At present, as of March 65438, 2008, applicants without valid permits will not be able to come to Canada.

This new policy of IRCC shows that Canada plans to exempt visa holders who start studying in Canada this fall.

On June 5438+03, China Municipal Government will arrange a direct flight from Toronto to Fuzhou, China to help overseas students return home.

The Chinese Embassy in Canada has arranged special flights to release more information about return flights. Since the outbreak of New Crown Pneumonia, many China students studying in Canada have stayed in Canada. The Chinese Embassy in Canada announced yesterday that it will arrange two direct flights on June 13, one from Toronto to Fuzhou and the other from Vancouver to Chengdu to help international students return home. Passengers must undergo COVID-19 inspection within 0/20 hours before taking off to prove that they are not infected before boarding the plane.

It is reported that no fewer than China students who finished their school year in April this year were unable to buy air tickets to return home due to the epidemic. Some of these international students are in a dilemma because their leases have expired, but they have not been renewed by their landlords and have no relatives in Canada. Some foreign students said that they wanted to take the special flights arranged by the embassy in May and June this year, but they were not informed to buy air tickets after registering on the embassy website.

Accept tickets from now on, beware of fraud.

The Chinese Embassy in Canada announced yesterday that it would arrange another special plane from Toronto Pearson International Airport to Fuzhou on July 13.

Xiamen Airlines flight MF8884 takes off at 2 pm that day. The embassy reminded the passengers concerned that according to the airport regulations, passengers must wear masks, keep a social distance and queue up in an orderly manner; Guardians or flight attendants of underage international students must wait for the students to board the plane successfully before leaving.

The embassy also pointed out that in terms of ticket purchase arrangements, purchases will be accepted from 8 pm on July 6 to the end of all seats.

The Embassy reminds international students that Xiamen Airlines customer service hotline is +86592-95557. Due to the reason of Canadian operators, the number of incoming calls may have various numerical prefixes, usually ending with 95557.

Failure to answer the phone twice is regarded as giving up.

Xiamen Airlines will send payment links to passengers who confirm their intention to purchase tickets according to the list order approved by the embassy, and passengers can complete the purchase of tickets according to the system guidance. The embassy pointed out that the ticket purchase link is invalid once forwarded; Online payment methods include Alipay, WeChat, China domestic savings cards, credit cards, and Visa and Master credit cards.

The embassy said that the airline will consider those who fail to answer the phone twice or complete the ticket purchase within the specified time as giving up the flight. Passengers can call Xiamen Airlines temporary flight hotline +86592-5739474 (8: 00 p.m. to 4: 30 a.m. Toronto time) for details of the flight.

The embassy once again reminds that the embassy or consulate has not entrusted any individual or organization to be responsible for temporary flight registration, and the staff of the embassy or consulate will not contact you directly to ask for money, nor will they ask for a deposit or security deposit. Please remain vigilant.

After receiving the call from the airline, go to its official website payment platform to make payment.

There are also direct flights to Vancouver.

On the other hand, according to the requirements of relevant domestic departments, those who return to China by temporary flight must take COVID-19 nucleic acid test within 120 hours before the flight takes off, and board the plane with the negative certificate of nucleic acid test issued by relevant testing institutions. Other existing epidemic prevention requirements (sanitary specifications and temperature tests) are still valid.

For details of temporary flights, please call (6 13)783-356 1, (6 13)783-3569 (hotline of the Chinese Embassy in Canada) and (249)874-907 1 (hotline of the Consulate General of China in Toronto

At 4: 30 p.m. local time on July 14, Vancouver, the China Embassy picked up the overseas students and arranged the CA flight of China International Airlines.

Flight 644 from Vancouver to Chengdu goes through the check-in counter of Air China in the international departure hall of Vancouver International Airport.

As for the ticket purchase arrangement, the call will be held at 6: 00 16:00 (07:00 am, July 7, Beijing time), and tickets will be issued for all seats. For flight information, please call the customer service hotline of China International Airlines at +86- 10-95583 (due to Canadian operators, various numbers will appear in the caller ID when accessing, which usually ends with 95583).

In addition, there will be a direct flight from Toronto to Xiamen on July 8. China Eastern Airlines had a direct flight from Toronto to Hefei last Friday (July 3rd).