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If you submit it with all necessary requirements, then your application will be processed normally (like before without any stages)

Hello & I’m not from IRCC hahah ;p (just a student like you) This is a legitimate webinar, don’t worry about that part … this has been circulated amongst the agents I guess.

I also reckon that Applicants from other nations can also try joining it. The doubts which they shall clear are mostly common.

*IRCC Webinar for Students in India, Nepal and Bhutan: Study Permit Processing during the COVID-19 Pandemic* IRCC New Delhi is hosting a webinar for students regarding study permit processing. *Greetings from IRCC-New Delhi,* Please be advised that new measures have been introduced to...

Ohh yes absolutely ! thanks for the input

Anyhow, with current situation expecting delays is the only sane option we have. Thanks for your input

But most of the SDS applications from India are processed in Canada

Yeah, I guess that must be the case.

Congratulations buddy ! This is positive news yet very strange on IRCC’s behalf as he got his decision within a month, whereas people are waiting since March & April. This is very confusing lol ;p

No problem buddy

No, they are not that sceptical when evaluating the extension application. They mostly see if you can pay the remaining tuition fees (if you haven’t paid the entire fees yet) & will see if you have enough funds to survive in Canada. Rest, they won’t be that strict like the first time, but mind...

Hahah ;p No worries, you got it !

The second situation won’t be a problem at all, you will just need to extend your study permit on time (make sure you read about extension rules, etc) and for your first query, there won’t be any risky situations provided you complete your both courses properly (which means- don’t flunk or...

If it’s a post graduate level of study, then you shall qualify for 3 years of Post Graduate Work Permit It is simple- if you study for two academic years then you are qualified for three years of Work Permit

Hi Can you please provide the timeline of this case ?

yes

It’s not a necessity but it simply bolsters your application (just like primaprime said) Things a SOP covers- your background, qualification (pastbeducation), past work experience, why are you choosing Canada (& why not study in your home country), will you leave Canada after completing your...

If you simply understand the meaning of all three phrases, you will know all three mean the same !

Don’t worry dude Don’t give ear to such rumours… if your profile is fine for them, nobody will refuse you. The authority working in Delhi High Commission are appointed by the IRCC just like other personnel working in Canada. Don’t worry ! If it is supposed to, you will get an acceptance.

It’s clearly mentioned man … The ‘Approved In Principle’ process is for applicants who cannot submit a complete application !