What are the specific funding requirements for studying in Canada?

Canada has financial requirements for visa application for international students. What are the specific requirements? This question is something that students must know before applying for a visa. Then we will look at Canada's capital requirements.

I. Requirements for proof of deposit

1, a capital certificate reflecting the history of capital accumulation for at least 12 months.

2. It is suggested that the original bank deposit certificate issued in the last two months be frozen for three months (just covering the visa review period).

3. Passbook or certificate of deposit corresponding to the deposit. If it is a card, print the running bill for the past six months.

4. The contents of the deposit certificate must be in Chinese and English. In this regard, most banks can now directly issue certificates of deposit in Chinese and English, but some banks still need to emphasize to the staff that certificates of deposit for studying abroad need to be issued in Chinese and English.

5. The account name of the Canadian study abroad deposit certificate can be the applicant's parents or the applicant himself.

If the household name is parents, the parents of the applicant need to write another letter of financial support to show their relationship with the applicant. Finally, each bank will have its own format, but it should be noted that the account name must be the English name of the applicant or parents, not their account number.

In addition, it is usually necessary to provide:

Auxiliary assets:

(1) financial vouchers such as stock and fund transaction records;

(2) Proof of fixed assets such as real estate license and motor vehicle registration certificate.

A written explanation of the source of family funds:

Write an explanatory letter explaining the source of family income. Such as: wages, stock funds and other investments, commercial transactions, real estate transactions or leases; In addition, if relevant supporting documents can also be attached to the application.

Financial proof of investors:

(1) Please print the income certificate on the front letterhead of the work unit, with the signature and official seal of the person in charge of the company, and indicate the date and the following information: name, position, working time, income in the last two years, bonus and extra income. (Please download the template and fill it out on the website)

(2) The salary bill for the past six months to 1 year.

(3) Parents' tax bill The original tax bill of parents' personal income tax for the last 12 months issued by the local tax authorities, including the name of the taxpayer and the amount paid in its name.

Second, the common refusal to study in Canada

1. The applicant provided false materials.

Cheating is a taboo! If fraud is found, the embassy will send you a rejection letter. Canada's new immigration law stipulates that applicants who provide false materials to study in Canada will be classified as "unacceptable" in Canada within five years after their visas are rejected, and their re-submitted visas will not be accepted. For applicants who verify false materials, the Canadian Embassy will not only put them on the "Not Accepted" list, but also exchange lists with embassies of other major countries studying abroad. So it may affect students' other ways out.

2. Defects in the study plan in the application for studying in Canada.

The defect of the study plan is fatal to the student visa application. The study plan is one of the most important and key documents in visa application. Because student visas in Canada do not need to be signed in person, visa officers can only get to know students through written materials, so it is the best time for visa officers to listen to students' self-statements when reviewing their study plans. In fact, in the process of examination and approval, many visa officers pick up the first material that they read carefully, which is the study plan. Generally speaking, the defects of the learning plan are mainly divided into the following categories:

First, the scheme is unreasonable and the feasibility is not good.

Strictly speaking, there is no learning method that is not dispensable, but the key is that learning should be reasonable, feasible and credible. If you can't do this, you will feel sorry for the visa.

Second, the timing is not appropriate.

This reflects that students do not have enough basic understanding of their chosen majors, courses, teaching and their own conditions.

Third, the motivation is not enough.

Visa officers are often worried about students with low academic performance and tortuous road to study. Such students are so poor in China that visa officers will worry about whether students will study hard after arriving in Canada; Whether you can graduate smoothly. However, no matter whether the students' academic performance is good or not, as long as the study plan is proper, every student has the opportunity to get a visa. Students with poor basic conditions naturally need to make extra efforts to convince visa officers, especially to pay attention to telling the truth.

Fourth, the goal of studying abroad is unclear and the reasons are not sufficient.

Visa officers not only care about what you read in Canada and how you read it, but also care about why you read it and what you do after reading it. Thoughts on future employment after graduation, such as what kind of job to look for in the future, what benefits this job has, and how studying abroad can help this kind of job, etc. This item also mainly depends on whether the students are inclined to emigrate, which is one of the key points of the interviewer.

3. Insufficient fund preparation

The most common reason for refusing a student visa application is the problem of funds. Studying abroad needs two major supports: one is study, and the other is tuition and living expenses. If there is a problem with funds, even if the students have good conditions, their visas will be blocked. It should be noted that there is a problem with the funds mentioned here, not that the financial conditions of the students' families are not enough to pay for their children's tuition and living expenses, but that they cannot meet the approval requirements of the embassy.