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Hello, In the application form for a study permit, there is a part that says "include people who will accompany you to Canada and your relationship with him/her" At least, here in the Mexican form provided by the Canadian Embassy is like that.

1. First you have to send the required documents and they will tell you if an interview is needed. 2. Check on the Canadian Embassy website for methods of payment. 3. Study permits longer than 6 months require a medical exam. 4. Your passport must expire after the time of the degree you...

The study permit is issued for the time your studies last. If your studies last 1 year, then your study permit will be for 1 year. As for the interview, I'm not sure; Sometimes an interview it's not required, but that's here in Mexico

Hello, It depends.. here in Mexico... when you submit all your documents, there is one document that says where do you want to get the answer of your application.. there are 3 options and you should mark only one.. 1.to an email account 2.fax 3.your home or physical address I don't know how...

Hello, I understand that if the course your going to study last for 6 months or less you do not need a student visa... at least that's how it works here in the Canadian Embassy at Mexico.... if the course last longer than 6 months, then we do need a student visa.... I just applied for one, I'm...

visit the Cadian Embassy website of your country.. for example, here in Mexico.. on the website it says that we have to wait for 21 work days to get an answer... if the 21 days have passed, there is a form that we have to send to the embassy in order to obtain information..... let us know what...

Hello, I read on a website of the Canadian Embassy, that you can't do that.... It was on the FAQ section... the question was something like this Can I enter to Canada if my student visa process is pending?... and the answer say something that you can't do that, you have to wait for an answer...

Hi to all... this is my first post and I want to say that this forum is great! This is the second time I apply for a student visa.. last year my application was refused... I'm a 25 years old male from Mexico. I read on the Canadian Embassy at Mexico website, that when re-applying I could get a...