Told you already about rumour mongers working non-stop here. I heard from someone is the best proof
Can we go 2 months early to Canada...
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Dude even my friend said that ...3 weeks before thing...he said its will be written in approval letter..when i checked my approval letter..there was nothing mentioned about this ruleTold you already about rumour mongers working non-stop here. I heard from someone is the best proof
I hate discrimination, mate. I decided to study in Canada because it is multicultural. So if Canada would discriminate and restrict entry date based on country of origin, that would not be right in my opinion...Told you already about rumour mongers working non-stop here. I heard from someone is the best proof
But I don’t think that Canada discriminate because at the airport alone, I saw and interacted with different races. And they were all very nice!
Dude then on your approval letter it maybe written in white ink. I give up now. Sorry
Exactly, mate, that’s why I am very much interested if there is a link to the IRCC website about this restriction
I agree with you 100%. From now on I am not going to reply to any rumours lest clarify it. Looks like people want to make up lot of stories
with due respect, i also don't believe such rumours. But i am afraid of its consequences. So its my duty to warn other people. Other than that do whatever you feel like. I am noone to stop you from going anywhere. Its your choice and if you can clarify and have money to bear expenses. Then go ahead, other opinion doesn't matter if its not given on official site or anywhere. Have a happy and safe journey mate. Best of luck for your future
see this pic. Someone shared it in herzing college whatsapp group. it is from delhi embassy.
https://imgur.com/a/o1G67vP
https://imgur.com/a/o1G67vP
With respect but where does it say it is from an official government source in that photo and even contradicts the official IRCC guidance about requiring a POE letter when arriving in Canada.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare-arrival.html
As you already said is up to the individual to make their own decisions and in any case it is CBSA who determine whether anyone can enter the country not an embassy or consulate . All anyone can do is be prepared with the correct documentation and be convincing that they are financially able to support themselves . Ultimately common sense should prevail and lest anyone also forgets this is a public forum so any advice on here should of course only be read as personal opinions not official guidance.
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