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For what I understand, to get the three year PGWP you gotta take a course of two years, which translates in four semesters. By 16-month master you mean four semesters of four months each or a three semesters program?

Congratulations. Normally you should receive a pre-approval letter and then pay a fee to get the official approval letter, which is used to apply for your study permit. In my case I paid 25% of my first semester, but that could vary on every institution.

The Canadian immigration website says: 1 year of tuition + 10k for main applicant + 4k for second applicant (spouse) + 3k for every extra applicant (dependent children). All in C$. You must provide bank statements of your last four months.

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I gave biometrics almost two months after receiving the BVL because the VFS in my country was closed due to Covid-19. I had to travel abroad to give biometrics. Do they evaluate your application even before giving biometrics or should I start counting since I gave biometrics? I applied in...

Yeah, sorry. Thought you were applying for study permit.

Yes, I must pay only C$ 15.7k after my study permit is approved. If the study permit is denied, I get a refund for the C$ 2.3k.

For what intake did you applied? Winter or Spring 2021.

My best suggestion is to put that money in the account and leave it there for some time before you apply. They usually ask you for the last four months of your bank account balance, so this money must have got in before those four months.

I guess they're trying to make sure that you'll actually get to Canada, study and follow the legal process to get a permanent residence, not just get to Canada and stay illegal. Just guessing.

Was she requested medical tests as main applicant or as accompanying spouse? In my case, they only requested my medical tests (main applicant) but not hers. I'm not sure if I should be concerned.

I believe both would apply as dependents, but can't be sure. I would recommend a deep Google search. Sorry I can't be more helpful.

In my case, I applied at Fanshawe College in London. I paid the college application fee (C$ 100), and after a few days they said my college application was pre-approved and sent me a conditional approval letter with the instruction to pay C$ 2,300 (total tuition for a year was C$ 18k), and I had...

After receiving a pre-approval letter from the college, I had to pay a fee of C$ 2,300 to get the full approval letter for the study permit application.

You paid a full year tuition in advance without an approved study permit?

Congratulations man, I am in a similar part of the process applying from Honduras. Did you applied for you and your spouse? Did you get medical letter for both or just for the main applicant (student)?

My advice is to take a look at London, Kitchener or Hamilton. They're all smaller cities close to Toronto with apparently good job opportunities. For IT, Kitchener would probably be the better option. Those cities offer college and university option. London: Fanshawe College and Wester...

Hi everyone. This is my timeline so far as of Feb 2nd, 2021: Nov 26 2020: Application submitted from Honduras. Nov 27 2020: Received biometrics letters. Jan 20 2021: Received medical examination letter. Jan 22 2021: Gave biometrics (the VFS in Honduras has been closed due to COVID-19, so after...

I'm no expert of the subject, but I've read a lot about receiving funds from parents when you're 30+ old. It is not well seen by immigration officers. I am 32 and applied for a study permit (still in process). I did received a couple of bucks from my parents to help me out, but I placed them in...