Canada Student Visa

The holder of a Canada student visa may begin their academic career in Canada. Students require a study permit in addition to their visa, which is essentially the same as a Canada visitor visa or an electronic travel authorization (eTa). Therefore, the Canada student visa combines an eTA and a study permit or a visiting visa and a study permit.

You can only begin your studies in Canada at so-called Designated Learning Institutions if you have a study visa for the country (DLI). The study permit enables you to remain in Canada until the conclusion of your programme and, in some situations, to work while you are a student or after you finish. Maintaining your study visa for Canada you must fulfil these conditions

Always be enrolled in a DLI.Be working to complete your study program. Meet the requirements of the student visa. Stop studying if you do not meet the requirements of the student visa. Leave Canada immediately once your study permit expires.

You cannot obtain documentation issued by Canada or government advantages like health benefits without a study permit. If obtaining Canadian citizenship is your objective, it will however make the process simpler for you.

Documents required before you apply for Student visa Canada are listed down

• your passport's scan as evidence of validity.
• Your trip history, which entails scanning your entire passport to show that it is blank on both sides.
• letters from the local court and police department attesting to your lack of criminal history;
• A letter of declaration from you to the Canadian government outlining your requests for a visa and study permit.
• Two pictures that are acceptable under Canada's photo requirements.
• clinical evaluations.
• a resume or diplomas that show your employment or educational status.
• You must provide one of the following as proof that you can afford the costs of studying in Canada (tuition and living expenses):
• You must possess documentation proving you have a Canadian bank account;
• A Canadian financial institution's Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) is a requirement.
• You must have documentation proving you have obtained a bank student loan.
• You need to have bank statements going back at least four months.
• You must have documentation showing that you have already paid your housing and tuition costs.
• A letter from the person or organisation handing you the money is required.
• You must be able to show documentation of your scholarship.
• You will also need to submit a Certificat d'acceptation du Quebec (CAQ), which is a document the Quebec government issues, if you plan to study there. Your school will provide you with instructions on how to submit an application for a CAQ.
• You must submit a letter of justification outlining your motivations for wanting to study in Canada as well as confirming that you accept and comprehend your obligations there.
• A Custodian Declaration Form, which identifies the child's custodian and must be signed by the child's parents or legal guardians, must also be submitted if a minor travelling to Canada for study needs a custodian who is not a parent of the minor.
• A document number on the study permit known as a Unique Client Identifier (UCI) is not necessary for you if this is your first application. You must include your study permit document number, which can be found in any letters the Canadian government has sent you, if you have previously filed for a study permit.
• If you are travelling with family (spouse, common-law partner, and minor children), you must have the application forms ready for everyone and submit one application as a unit.
• All of the paperwork needs to be translated into either English or French, and the translation's accuracy needs to be certified. After submitting all your documents you can then proceed for Canada visa and pay the fees.

Eligibility Canada Student Visa

• You must meet the following requirements in order to be qualified to apply for a Canada Student Visa & Permit:
• possess a legitimate acceptance letter from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) that includes the following information:
• a school's official letterhead.
• the course of study and degree you'll get.
• how much you have to pay in tuition.
• the program's beginning and ending dates.
• You must be at least 18 years old to apply for a student visa as the primary applicant, and your children under 18 cannot apply on your behalf. Therefore, you must submit an application on your child's behalf if they wish to enrol in elementary or secondary school.
• possess a spotless criminal record, and provide evidence in court.
• A Consent Form from the Visa Application Center (VAC) must be completed and signed.
• Copies of your current immigration status in Canada or in another country must be submitted.
• Show that your time in Canada is only temporary and that you want to return home after finishing your studies.