If you’re an international student looking to study in Canada, you’ll first need a Canadian study permit. This is the visa you’ll use to enter and study in Canada. It needs to be for a designated learning institution. The process for applying for this permit is easy:
You’ll get an admission letter from a designated learning institution (DLI). Then, apply for your permit online or download an application package from the government website.
You can pay the fee for your application online through the government website or by downloading a paper form and mailing it in with your payment. Keep the receipt! The entire process will cost you around 150 Canadian dollars.
You’ll then have a medical check-up from a panel physician registered in your country. You may be eligible to work part-time with a Canadian study permit, usually up to 20 hours per week.
Once you’ve applied and received your permit, you’re ready to go!
If you are a resident of the countries like Antigua and Barbuda, Brazil, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, India, Morocco, Pakistan, the Philippines, Senegal, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad, and Tobago, or Vietnam you can apply for the visa through the Student Direct Stream Process And fasten your visa process.

Canadian Visa Dependants Coming With Students –

If you’re a student coming to Canada for studies, there are a few things you need to do before applying for a Canadian visa.:-
In the first place, if you need to bring your spouse or child under 18 along while you study, they will be able to apply for a visa. They must have a job before arriving in Canada to obtain an Open Work Permit.
Your spouse would have the ability to apply for an Open Work Permit, which would be valid for the same amount of time as the duration of your study program. This type of permit doesn’t require them to have a job before arriving in Canada, it simply gives them the option of working during their time in the country. When you have a child joining you during your studies in Canada, the child may enter as a visitor with proof of your study program and study permit.

Student Visa Requirements For Canada-

If you’re thinking about studying in Canada, you’ll need to get your application ready. We know that studying in Canada can be a big change. We’re here to help you through it! To do that, you’ll need to prepare the documents listed below.
Before you apply for a study permit, make sure to gather:-

• Admission letter from a DLI
• Results from a medical exam and police check
• Two passport-sized photos of yourself
• Proof you can financially support yourself throughout your studies

The Canadian government will look at your insurance, and they want to make sure that you can support yourself while you’re in Canada. They want to know that if something unexpected happens, like an illness or injury that prevents you from continuing your studies, you can still manage on your own. The best way to prove this is by showing proof of savings and/or a sponsor who can help cover any costs—like parents or family members who are willing to pay for any extra expenses during your time in Canada.
It is also possible that you will have to provide your biometrics at an approved Visa Application Center in your country.

Duration Of The Visa Approval Process –

If you have a valid letter of acceptance from your college or university, you should submit your visa application as soon as possible as it can take up to 90 days to get your visa approved.
For students from the countries listed above, the Student Direct Stream (SDS) may allow you to receive your study permit quickly (usually within 20 days). Fees begin from C$ 150.

Possible Reasons For Your Visa Getting Rejected-

Canadian work visas are in high demand so it’s common for applications to be rejected.
Below are some of the most common reasons for application rejections and the steps to take to fix them.

• Insufficient Funds – If you’re unable to meet the minimum financial threshold, consider applying with sufficient funds for more than a year.
• Absence Of Letter Of Acceptance – You need a letter of acceptance from a DLI.
• Missing Documents – You need to attach your language test scores and travel documents to have your application accepted.

When returning to your home country, you need a study permit that proves you plan to go back home after completing your studies–plans change as well.

You will be given reasons for your study permit rejection by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada. If you would like to reapply, make sure that you address the concerns in your previous submission. If your application has been rejected wrongly you can also launch an appeal.

Getting a student visa for Canada can be tricky! ! Even if you have all the right documentation, it still takes time and effort to fill out forms correctly, submit them to the right people, and find out which forms need to be signed off by another department before yours will be processed…and then wait for word on whether or not your application was accepted. And if it was? Then there’s more paperwork to fill out before you can leave for your destination country, the entire process can be stressful. To go through this process without any hassle, you need help from an expert. Our team at Tourisa is dedicated to helping students get their affairs in order so they can focus on their studies without having to worry about the paperwork.