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What's not clear? See the opening line of the document. Your application to study in Canada has been approved. And yes, you got the visa and good luck!

It's because it's average. On an average CIC is taking 2 weeks to process applications. Not necessarily, all applications fall in this average.

To put it simply, yes you would still qualify for PGWP despite medical leave if you fulfill certain criteria. Before you would get your PGWP, CIC would check whether you were following all conditions of your study permit successfully or not. Check the section : What counts as an authorized...

Congratulations for your visa. Did you apply under SDS or University category?

You're correct. If an individual completes a 2 year (single) program, he/she is entitled to a 3 year PGWP. However, with two separate study programmes, each 1 year long = 2 years PGWP. Unless, the applicant completes individual programs with a combined length that exceeds 2 years, which will...

Ask/Call CIC for further information on your case.

Yes, if you see the official checklist, the last date to apply for May semester, is April 1. While applicants have gotten approval even after applying after due date, I would suggest to defer you studies to next semester and apply for next intake. It's because applications applied after the due...

PGWP granted by CIC = Length of the program = 20 months. (Since, the program length is less than 2 years)

On an average, CIC is taking 3 weeks to process study permit application's as of now. Source : https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html

No, the time taken by CIC has got nothing to do with approval. Processing times will vary based on: the type of application submitted if the application is complete how quickly we expect to process applications we’ve already received how easily we can verify your information how long you take...

No, I would suggest to read your CAIPS note, defer to the next available semester and apply in a relaxed way.

I honestly think that for International students, driving Uber could be risky for their future permits. It's because Uber/Uber Eats pay you per ride/order. I'm not sure how CIC would interpret the work hours and I can imagine how it could turn the wrong way. Also, don't expect to be able to...

Google it. You will find all details.

Check your VFS Tracking SMS. Which embassy? Chandigarh or Delhi?

Apply for CAIPS Notes.

To make your case stronger, you should always apply with an "Unconditional Offer Letter" I've seen cases getting rejected with "Conditional Offer Letter" with strong credentials. If you still want to go ahead and apply with the Unconditional letter, then please explain the conditions in your SOP.

Good question. For Master's or Ph.D, the rules are little different. If you're going for Master's which is going to last for 16 months, you'll be getting a 3 year PGWP. Source ...

See, the more income you show, the better it would be. Technically, I would say there is no maximum limit. The higher the ITR your parent's are filling = higher income = stronger financial status = one of the prerequisites for getting your study visa. However, if the ITR amount is low, it's...

As per the NEW rules by CIC, you will be getting PGWP equal to the duration of your studies = 16 months It's because your course duration is less than 2 years.

You're bank is correct. SWIFT code and A/C no should be correct, that's all that matters. What happens is in SWIFT payments, there are intermediary banks, in your case it is RBC (Royal Bank of Canada) , which is perfectly fine. No worries! Good Luck!