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Well, I think, if you all apply together, then your application will be processed within the time period specified for issuing Visas to "Students", (doesn't matter even if your Husband applies for a "Work Permit") because you (the student) is the "Principal Applicant". So you will all get your...

FYI: If a student remain absent for an extended period of time or drop out before completion of studies, almost all Colleges/Universities report your case to Canada Immigration authorities. You can imagine the consequences in such a scenario.

Thanks Leon for clarifying the 90 days rule .....

Check out this thread www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/on-student-visa-can-i-bring-my-husband-and-son-on-dependent-visa-t77282.0.html Also check out this page .... www.canadainternational.gc.ca/buffalo/assets/pdfs/visas/53_1_eng.pdf U will get some hints right from 1st...

After Reading this www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad-how.asp I infer, its period of study + 90 days

Totally agree with what rhasan & Leon wrote earlier. Yes, you can, By violating the laws. Nobody can stop you from breaking the law. Break it, if you wish, but also prepare yourself for the worst case scenario. Your call. I am not sure. I think its due to "RecordKeeping". I guess when an alien...

They have clearly mentioned the MINIMUM requirements for Graduate Certificate program on their website. Overall band of 6.5 No single test score below 6.0 I don't see a reason why would they overlook/waive-off this requirement for you, especially when they are so many qualified students...

Here it is .... www.international.gc.ca/ciw-cdm/embassies-ambassades.aspx?lang=eng&view=d U gotta find the embassy/CHC nearest you and send your immigration/visa question to appropriate department. Some embassies provide email contact for immigration/visa inquiries, some do not. Remember...

Most Colleges require 12th Grade/ High School Diploma for admission. Its true not only in Canada, but almost all countries in the world. Regarding 3x Fees Question: There is a reason why "International Students" pay 3x the fees. The reason is that parents of Canadian Students pay taxes to...

Subletting is not easy. Actually it depends on your landlord. Ask him before signing the lease. Most of the times its clearly mentioned in the lease that you cannot sublet the apartment. So just speak to your Landlord and read the lease carefully before signing. Also if money is tight, you can...

Well, Tax Documents of the Sponsor always "Strengthen" your case. Ofcourse if the financials are good. :)

@ Kaushik Where does it says "Graduate" means only a Masters Degree taken from a University? READ THIS EXCEPTION AGAIN THOROUGHLY (Posted here http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/op/op12-eng.pdf) Page 29 Exception: Students holding a one-year graduate degree from a provincially...

Yes, That's 2008 version. But I didn't find any newer version. So I guess those rules still apply. If you find a newer version, please share it with us.

@ Kaushik 3 yr PGWP is for 2 yr courses ......... There is an exception to this rule .... Seems like you didn't read the link I mentioned in my 1st post. Anyway thanks for your input.

Let me try to answer some of your questions .... Try Googling terms like "Vacation Rental + YourCityName" or "Short Term Rental + YourCityName". Try these terms even in CL search. Vacation/Short Term Rentals are usually more expensive than (regular) 12 month lease kind of rentals, but way...

Can someone plz shed some light on the following topic posted here (cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/op/op12-eng.pdf) on page 29 Exception: Students holding a one-year graduate degree from a provincially accredited post-secondary educational institution in Canada (pursued full-time) after...

U need to have an "Offer Letter" before you apply for "Study Permit". Step 1: Apply to any college of your Choice. Step 2: Wait for approval and an Official "Offer/Acceptance Letter" from the College. Step 3: Apply at your nearest CHC (Canadian High Commission) for a Study Permit. For more...

Check this out ..... ets.org/Media/Tests/TOEFL/tclists/BOTH_i.html In Mumbai only IBT is available.

Many Thanks Leon :)

Pretty Simple, If you study for 9 Months, You get a 9 Month Work Permit 12 Months, You get a 12 Month Work Permit 18 Months, You get a 18 Month Work Permit 24 or more Months, You get 3 Year Work Permit. Source: cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad-who.asp