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so, I guess it is safe to assume that no one (worldwide) has received their study permit if they submitted it after Mar 18, processing is postponed

I don't have an answer yet but i think i will go with RBC, what about you?

so I assume these people first submitted their application before 18 Mar? Any info for people submitted after 18 Mar and have their outcomes already?

do you mind sharing when and which country did you first submitted your application from? thanks

I thought people can do it online (no need to send paper documents to the US) nowadays? Thanks in advanced

the form is named 'outside Canada' because you need to present your documents to a visa office outside of Canada, if you submit you 'inside canada' form within Canada your application will most likely get rejected.

Just for clarification here, have you gotten any response (approve/reject/or still waiting) if you submitted you application AFTER the 18 March border closure? From what I have heard, visa offices in some countries have been back to operation for weeks but I have yet to hear any successful...

on the same boat, from what I have heard, yes you can, just apply as if you are applying from you home country. it is harder to prove your country tie tho

Hi I think I am about to receive my CAQ (applied 2 months ago). However, I've changed my mind and decided to attend a different university. So, when I receive my CAQ (the old one), Can I use it to apply for study permit even though they are not the same university? Otherwise I would have to...

Hi all, I lodged my CAQ application in late April and have yet to received any feedback, no update on the website apart from 'application received'. Now in early June I have received another offer from other university and I am thinking of getting the new one, I have yet paid any fee for the...

anyone?

thanks for the reply. I was confused by 'apply as if I was applying from my home country' and thought I should 'pretend' to be home while applying. So do you think writing a letter explaining the situation to why I have to apply within Canada (covid 19 travel restrictions, border closure etc)...

Hi I am currently in Canada on a visitor visa and hopping to apply for study permit (an university in quebec) within the country. I understand that I will have to apply the permit as if I am applying it from my home country (pretending that I am still in my home country now). So my questions...

Hi I have contacted multiple banks (RBC, CIBC, Scotia etc) hoping to get my GIC sorted, I found that RBC is the only bank that doesn't require me (the applicant) to wire transfer the money from my own account (account under my name) in my home country while all others have clarified with me that...

thanks for the reply. even if I leave Canada to apply for the permit in later months, might be in my home country or in Los Angeles, but for now with the CAQ application, can I just tick one location and then change to another one with the permit application? e.g. tick home country in CAQ...

Hi I have recently received my offer (postgraduate) for 2020 September intake and would like to start my caq/visa/permit applications now. I am at Canada at the moment and unable to return home for the next 1 or 2 months due to covid-19 travel restrictions. I figure it might be a good idea to at...

Thanks for the clarification. I think by the time i have all the documents ready and have the permit granted the situation would be much better allowing people to travel freely. If flagpoling continues to be considered non-essential even in 2 or 3 months time, there is a high chance that i...

Strange, i consulted an agent and was told that I can apply it online as if I am applying from overseas with the exception that I will eventually need to do flagpoling at the CA/US border in order to active and collect the permit. I also skimmed through some old posts on this forum most said...

Thanks for the reply. I was told that the procedure of applying study permit inland is the same as if you are applying from overseas, same application form and supporting documents, but you will need to leave the country and reenter in order to active and collect the permit at the border. so i...

Hi I am not an US/Canadian citizen nor holding permanent residence to either country. I have visitor visas for both countries and I am currently staying in Montreal. I am thinking of applying for a student visa and study permit within Canada, but I was told that I will have to leave and...