What materials need to be translated for a Canadian study visa?

As more and more students choose to study in Canada, there are also more and more problems in preparing visa materials. Many students don’t know where to start. I’m here to help you unpack it, and let’s take a look at what materials need to be translated for a Canadian study visa.

Materials that need to be translated for Canadian visa:

(1) ID card: No translation is required for the ID card, a copy is enough;

(2) Bank Statement: Bank statement does not need to be translated, the original is enough;

In addition to the above two items, other materials need to be translated, such as household register, marriage certificate, real estate certificate and other original Chinese documents, all need to be translated. , as well as family information forms, work information forms, visa application forms, etc. must also be translated. For students who need to write a study plan, the study plan must be in Chinese and have an English version, so that the visa officer can fully understand all the visa materials.

Can Canadian visa information be translated by yourself:

There are no specific requirements for the translation of Canadian visa information. You can open another page of the translation version and translate it yourself, or hire a translation company to handle it. Study abroad service agencies are all available. If you choose to translate it yourself, you can find corresponding templates online, which is safer. If you want to be lazy, you can have the Canadian Visa Center translate it, but the price is relatively high.