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Ok so when I say problem with the documentation on that Canada govt web page it reads: Minor children who want to study in Canada... But a child entering Canada for long term say 4 years cannot be expected to not study. This is a case of 179 purpose of visit rejection. The second problem with...

So it depends upon the purpose of visa. A parent with study or work permit must apply for a child's study permit. I being a parent in Canada and am facing this situation. This link will help you clarify the mis-notion...

That's not correct as far as acquiring a visa is concerned. Until a child already has a visitor visa every child between 6-18 years of age must apply for study permit in order to enter Canada. A visitor visa application is rejected by IRCC.

Hey were you able to find an answer. I am preparing to apply for my 8yr daughter. I am in Canada on a study permit and wife already has visitor visa. Not sure what to submit in letter of acceptance at this point. Also does a child that join a percent later on still called an Accompanying child?

I am in a similar situation. I am in Canada on a Study permit. My wife has visitor visa and is with my daughter 8yr in India. I am having difficulty applying for a study permit for my daughter. Please help understand the process.

What did you attach in Letter of acceptance? I am in a similar situation. I am in Canada on a Study permit and want to apply for my daughter.

So after applying for sowp and visitor visa for the child we now realise that we made a mistake. Ideally IRCC expects the child to be applied for a study permit and not visitor visa. Will this lead to a rejection and if yes what is the best way to rectify the mistake. Please advise.

In a TRV application including multiple members of a family, one is primary and rest are secondary. Can IRCC approve the application partially? Since each applicant has a separate application number. Is it possible to get rejection for a secondary applicant but approval for primary aplicant?