Canada Study Permit Requirements

3B.4 Canada Study Permit Requirements

To study in Canada, students must obtain a study permit after receiving admission from a DLI. The application requires academic documents, proof of funds, admission letter, passport, and other supporting documents. Immigration officers assess the student’s study plan, financial strength, and genuine intention to study before making a final decision.



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