Does anyone know if their DLI will be on the list?

[Shamsia Farzana]

So I had a question. The website still states :

• an international student with a valid study permit or who was approved for a study permit on or before March 18, 2020

Does this mean the travel exemptions shall only be for those who have an approved study permit before the date given? Or will they change the criteria as well once the list is provided?

They said anyone can travel no matter when you get your study permit

 

[kalis236]

They said anyone can travel no matter when you get your study permit

No, the website has been updated. There's no March 18 restriction.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/students.html#exemptions

 

[ayesha_llk2]

Yeah, I think that's the case. Why is it not updated in the English version of the site tho?

A glitch people a glitch

 

[najwabm]

Hey guys, so I saw that some of you were talking about the "have, or have been approved for, a study permit" part of the announcement but I have yet to receive my CAQ and therefore have yet to have been approved for my study permit, do we think that means I won't be allowed entry or are they letting new visa applicants in too?

 

[Vish@w]

Hello everyone. I have applied for the matrix college (Quebec) and it's not in the list. Does this mean that college lost its DLI?
Do I have to wait or apply for different college? Please help me out.

 

[nmp98]

My university is approved for the readiness plan!

 

[Fridaousse]

My university is approved for the readiness plan!

Which university?

 

[Adeti]

Hello everyone. I have applied for the matrix college (Quebec) and it's not in the list. Does this mean that college lost its DLI?
Do I have to wait or apply for different college? Please help me out.

Quebec DLI's list is bugged in english check it out in french everything is there

 

[Vish@w]

Quebec DLI's list is bugged in english check it out in french everything is there

Can you send me the link ?

 

[Vish@w]

Quebec DLI's list is bugged in english check it out in french everything is there

Did you check for matrix college in it?

 

[SultansOfSwing]

Quebec DLI's list is bugged in english check it out in french everything is there

They posted the list literally on the 21st. They managed to screw up the entire list of the 1 province in 1 language. Who knows what to believe? Maybe the English list is correct? Maybe the French version is glitched.

All other lists have one column called as "Date added" . Not quebec. Check it out. The french version also does not have "Date added".

 

[nmp98]

Which university?

Memorial University of Newfoundland

 

[Vish@w]

Hello everyone. I have applied for the matrix college (Quebec) and it's not in the list. Does this mean that college lost its DLI?
Do I have to wait or apply for different college? Please help me out.

My level of education is post secondary and matrix college is not in the list when I checked. Can anybody help me out?

 

[Nottanyaverma]

They posted the list literally on the 21st. They managed to screw up the entire list of the 1 province in 1 language. Who knows what to believe? Maybe the English list is correct? Maybe the French version is glitched.

All other lists have one column called as "Date added" . Not quebec. Check it out. The french version also does not have "Date added".

I just got confirmation from HEC M and it goes “Hi!

Got clarification this morning. Yes, HEC is a designated and approved institution. It will be publishing its guidelines for international students ASAP, hopefully today.

And yes, postsecondary level is correct, and pgwp = ptpd

This has been a confusing week all around and I am sorry the IRCC hasn't been very clear ”
So maybe the french version is the correct version. They must have updated that one first cause Quebec is majorly a francophone province? Just guessing.

 

[SultansOfSwing]

I just got confirmation from HEC M and it goes “Hi!

Got clarification this morning. Yes, HEC is a designated and approved institution. It will be publishing its guidelines for international students ASAP, hopefully today.

And yes, postsecondary level is correct, and pgwp = ptpd

This has been a confusing week all around and I am sorry the IRCC hasn't been very clear ”
So maybe the french version is the correct version. They must have updated that one first cause Quebec is majorly a francophone province? Just guessing.

Well thanks pal for being the ray of hope in times like these. McGill has been eerily quiet. Atleast some universities care about their students.