20 12 specific requirements for Canadian study visa application

Recently, the Visa Office of the Canadian Embassy in China issued a new requirement for simplified funding documents for Canadian study abroad visas. Eligible student applicants can submit fewer funding documents when submitting their applications for study abroad permits in Canada. This is undoubtedly good news for students who want to apply for a 20 12 Canadian study visa. Next, I will analyze the specific requirements of the new policy of 20 12 Canadian study visa for you. Eligible applicants can submit valid investment guarantee certificate (GIC) issued by Canadian participating financial institutions instead of most capital documents. The specific requirements of Canada's new study visa policy are:

1. Submit the acceptance letter of the designated Canadian college or university.

2. Submit an IELTS score of 6 or above, or a Canadian high school diploma certified by a Canadian overseas high school in China.

3. Have a physical examination before submitting the application.

4. Designated universities or colleges in Canada that submit applications through the visa application center refer to those Canadian institutions whose graduates meet the requirements for applying for graduation work permits: including public colleges, universities and some private colleges. In addition to IELTS score above 6, students must obtain an admission notice to enter professional courses directly without reading a language before applying for this simplified fund document category. After the funds are simplified, the applicant only needs to provide GIC, the first-year tuition receipt or the bank deposit certificate of the first-year tuition amount, which is issued by RBC Bank of Royal Bank of Canada, with the first-year living expenses of 65,438+0,000 Canadian dollars.

Applicants do not need to submit other assets or bank documents. The adjustment of Canada's new study visa policy will greatly simplify the financial materials of applicants with good English level, thus making it easier to obtain visas. Eligible applicants will no longer need to provide hundreds of thousands of deposits and a series of sources of funds. Just pay back the tuition and living expenses for the first year. This makes many students who have excellent grades and English but suffer from economic proof prepare materials quickly and simply, and their visa success rate is high.

At present, visa applications for studying in Canada can be divided into three categories: the first category, students who meet the simplified fund document category, that is, students with IELTS scores above 6 and have obtained non-language admission notices from designated schools. The second type, SPP students, that is, IELTS score above 5.5, have obtained the admission notice of SPP designated schools. The third category is the application of ordinary students, that is, applicants who have no IELTS scores but have admission notices for all study abroad programs such as universities, high schools and preparatory courses.

In the highly competitive study abroad market, the Canadian government has made two favorable adjustments to Canada's study abroad visa policy in less than 1 year. For students with IELTS scores, it is actually out of the desire for outstanding students. Canada hopes to attract more outstanding students to study in Canada with more preferential policies, and then stay in Canada to work and immigrate.

However, unlike many countries with industrialized education, they do not blindly open the visa policy, but classify student visas, so that students can sit in the right place according to their own situation. The better the student visa, the lower the threshold. This not only ensures the fairness of all students' applications, but also gives excellent students the convenience to study in Canada, which is great news for all students.