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Hi, Dual intent is fine, but you need to convince the visa officer that you will leave Canada after your studies, if required. According to CIC: What students must do in applying for a study permit pertaining to dual intent In applying for a study permit, a student must first and foremost...

@ soy Working off-campus without a proper work permit is illegal and if caught, you will be deported. You need to complete, 6 months of studies before applying for OCWP and it can take up to 2 months for the permit to be issued. But it is fine to work on-campus.

"$28 cabbage, $65 chicken, and other insane food prices in Northern Canada". This is the title of an article I read recently. I'm in now way trying discourage you. If you are interested you can read it here...

Where are you in Canada and from which college you finished your studies ? Did you get your PR ?

In my knowledge financial aid is for domestic students.

@a_a_d Please comment about the part time on campus and off campus job situation at MUN and NL in general.

The VO can call up the bank, that is what they normally do.

@kevaketa I'm not sure about the direct entry options for international students, but if one has completed a post secondary education he can apply as a transfer student. The benefit of applying as a transfer student is, you will get transfer credits for the courses you have studied in your home...

Hi a_a_d thanks for the details buddy. Are you staying at residence or outside?

Hi a_a_d Please say something more about NL and MUN. I'm also planning to go to the same school so would like to know more. thanks

Here in this page they say you should submit your bank statements for the past four months if you intend to use funds in a bank account as the proof of financial support. cic.gc.ca/english/study/study-how-documents.asp

You need to apply using University Study Permit Checklist and here is the link vfs-canada.co.in/images/Study%20Permit%20Checklist-University.pdf

@ug83 source theprovince.com/Premier+Clark+wants+pump+number+international+students/5431649/story.html

I would also like to know about it. Please chip in if you have any information. Thank You

@BFran If you don't include your B.Sc then you have to convince the V.O about what you were doing in this period. Regarding going for a diploma after your bachelors, I have read in this forum that there is a chance of refusal as the V.O might thing why you are going for a post secondary...

This is some interview :o , Man you did well. Is it normal to have this kind of interviews in your country ?

@Nightrocker @Habil Papers you didn't pass in first attempt.

@GS_Stud Creating a blog is a superb idea, lot of prospective students including me will learn a lot from your experience.

Fees are pretty much standard in College and Universities in province like Ontario. But if you go to less populated places like Newfoundland and Labrador you will find less expensive Universities.

@JaGuaR.Xi Can you please cite any source to back your claim.