If anyone knows the current non SDS processing for for masters and PhD please let me know, it will be very helpful.
Non SDS current process time.
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Ok will check, I heard that master's and PhD students visa will be processed soon, is that so?
You applied under non SDS? And for which course? When was your medical updated?
Yes, that’s why I replied in your “non-SDS current process time” thread.
I applied for a 2 year diploma in transport. Got my PAL beginning of May.
Career change for me, currently in medical administration.
39 years old, common law partner is a chartered accountant and will be staying at home.
First year tuition paid in full. Canadian bank account with over $25000 in it. Home bank accounts with significantly more.
Strong letter of explanation written about career change.
Extensive travel history to Canada/US/Mexico and UK/Europe.
No medical required. I’m from Argentina.
2 weeks between submission and approval.
Good luck with your application.
I applied for a 2 year diploma in transport. Got my PAL beginning of May.
Career change for me, currently in medical administration.
39 years old, common law partner is a chartered accountant and will be staying at home.
First year tuition paid in full. Canadian bank account with over $25000 in it. Home bank accounts with significantly more.
Strong letter of explanation written about career change.
Extensive travel history to Canada/US/Mexico and UK/Europe.
No medical required. I’m from Argentina.
2 weeks between submission and approval.
Good luck with your application.
Just to follow up - arrived yesterday morning into Toronto Pearson.
I was the only person going to secondary processing for my study permit. It was issued in about 2 minutes. From landing to being in the arrival hall took a total of 45 minutes - most of the wait was for my baggage.
Super easy process.
I do have an issue that my study permit has a work on campus only clause, which I believe to be erroneous, but I'll start another thread for that.
Good luck to those still waiting.
I was the only person going to secondary processing for my study permit. It was issued in about 2 minutes. From landing to being in the arrival hall took a total of 45 minutes - most of the wait was for my baggage.
Super easy process.
I do have an issue that my study permit has a work on campus only clause, which I believe to be erroneous, but I'll start another thread for that.
Good luck to those still waiting.