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1. You have to show 1 year's tuition fee + 10K + 4K (for spouse) + 5K just in case. So in total around CAD$20K + first year's tuition fee 2. It is adviceable to apply together. We did it like that. And our visas got stamped all together, 2 SP + 1 OPW. Since the study permit is the main...

Education is not mandatory until de age of 6 years old. So at 3 years old she will be attending a day care, if at all attending. I would suggest a visitors visa, and maybe that would be your only option... for your husband it will be an open work permit. GIC is not necessary, I don't have one.

Paper, from Quito, Bogota office

Good luck!

It may be in case you have a letter from your employment stating that you will go to Canada for study reasons, but that they will be waiting for your return holding the job for you... other ties would be family, businesses, properties, etc...

I think you won't have trouble... it will depend on how you show the whole case. You have to have strong ties to your home country.

I applied March 27th and already got my visa on April 18th. It depends if you applied online or on paper and the country you are from, and of course if you have a strong case...

Yes, you will have to show your parent's other account and explain that to the officer... and to show the cash bonds, yes a copy should suffice. In my case a simple copy was enough. It might depend on how you are applying. The cash bond would be like a term deposit, so it was just like cashing...

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Great! I will start on August. Where are you from?

Agree, it should be fine... in my case there is the difference between "ñ" in my official documents, but "n" in my canadian documents, not a big deal!

Hello Thiago! To answer your questions: - It is not that simple, but you can do it by yourselves. We did it like that and it worked out. To be honest, this is the most difficult visa we have ever applied to, after having visas to US and Europe. We had to do a lot of reading and research. It...

I will explain my case, for your better understanding. They say you should show 4 months bank statements, but they don't say you should have all the money for that long... so, I had 0, yes zero dollars in my account by february. But then I sold 1 car, I sold 1 motorcycle (expensive one), I sold...

It has to be related to your education and work experience...

You have the right for a fair hearing to official instances. But do it with the help of a lawyer or consultant. Don't waste more time. You would be fine with an expert's help.

You can link your application through the CIC webpage: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/my_application/status.asp This will let you track your application online. You will need to have your details on hand to provide the answers. Hope this helps. Let me know how it goes...

How good is your IELTS score? If it is pretty good, then you wouldn't have problems using it, despite of the expiration date. Otherwise, if you think you can improve your score, then take another test. If the visa officer feels you need a new IELTS, then they might request it. Otherwise, you...

Did you apply online or on paper?

Mine was very quickly... I guess it was because I had a strong case

I did all the process by myself. But that was only after reading a lot, asking a lot of questions and researching a lot online. I was able to understand the visa officers minds... so, it will depend on you. Having a consultant doesn't mean you will get approved/refused. Not having one doesn't...