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Will ask this question tomorrow. Let's hope they answer it.

1. This has been answered during the last webinar. While you do your studies online from your home country you can even work full time without any problem. This is because there are only rules that state you shouldn't work in Canada. Since you will not be working in Canada, you won't face any...

But they reiterated by saying in one of the webinars that they are processing all applications by 2 stage process right now.

Just for the sake of clarity, I will rephrase the question as follows, "Suppose if I start my course online without stage 1 approval and if my application is refused at stage 1, and post approval if I reapply for study permit before September 15, will the time I spent studying the course online...

This applies only if you apply before September 15 ofcourse.

Provide details like you application date, country from where you applied, SDS/Non_SDS, Duration of course etc

This question has been answered a countless number of times during the last webinars. Nevertheless I will ask but most probably the answer will be "We are working on it. We don't have an expected date"

It is correct. Feel free to listen to the questionnaire session of last two webinars. The official said "You are free to apply for another permit but the time you spend studying online without a permit will not be counter towards your PGWP if you apply before 15th of september.

This question was answered in the last webinar. You can apply but the time you spend studying online without a study permit will NOT be counted towards your PGWP.

This question was answered. We can travel as soon as we get our passport stamped AND once travel restrictions are lifted.

Yes that is very likely. They are examining eligibility right now.

I'm not getting your question.

Simple man, their country, they make the rules, we follow. That's how it works. If they think they will accept people from the US to travel to Canada we are in no position to question their decision.

This question was answered in the last webinar. In such a case, where you get AIP after you start your classes, this won't affect the PGWP as the date you applied for SP will be considered towards PGWP and not the date of approval of SP.

Travel Restrictions were put in at around 14th of March that barred anyone from entering the country due to covid. Later on, since that raised a lot of uproar they amended the policy to state that those with approved travel document before 18th can enter. I don't this you will get a valid...

Please post your questions for tomorrow's webinar so that I can ask the same to IRCC officials and hopefully we'll get some answers from them. Cheers,

Either way, their actions are to your benefit right? Ignore the cause and focus on the effect.

The whole fact that there are webinars IS because of the pandemic my friend.

LOL. Exactly.

I agree with you. Getting a study permit is a privilege and not a right. While we can be sad that things aren't moving fast, we shouldn't enforce to make them move fast. We do need to appreciate the fact that atleast Canada is trying to pull through this situation with least damage to applicants...