Doesnt matter. Sa paper base may magcheck lang ng completeness ng application mo.Hi guys! What would you suggest po? Paper based application or online application? For January 2018 intake na po ako (thrilling, I know). Pero try ko pa rin!
Doesnt matter. Sa paper base may magcheck lang ng completeness ng application mo.Hi guys! What would you suggest po? Paper based application or online application? For January 2018 intake na po ako (thrilling, I know). Pero try ko pa rin!
Thank you as always. Just confusing myself I guess. I just thought they^ll stick two visas on your passport. One for study and one for TRV. I used to have a Canadian Tourist Visa kc but it expired last June. Thats why im praning lng haha.To enter you need a student visa (a kind of visa) to stay in Canada you need a student permit. They only give student permit at the port of entry so to reach the port of entry (board the place) they give you a student visa.
TRV (a.k.a. a visitors visa) is a visa for a visitor and Work Visa is a visa for worker (later work permit).
Paperbased ako. I suggest ipasa mo na. August 2 to October 2 inabot application ko but of course it was worth the wait kahit kaka praning. January 2018 din ako.Hi guys! What would you suggest po? Paper based application or online application? For January 2018 intake na po ako (thrilling, I know). Pero try ko pa rin!
Pag regular stream po, optional ang IELTs, pay the required deposit fee ng school to get LOA, processing time is mahaba2 usually 6 - 8 weeks depending on the processing time reflected sa CIC at maraming documents po. While SDS you have to pay 1 year full tuition fee, required ang IELTs, you have to purchase $10,000 CAD GIC, medyo less documents and mas madali processing which cost 30 days only as per CIC po.Thank you s pag reply. Lubusin ko na d p kc ako madyadong familiar. Anong difference ng regular stream and sds?
QUOTE="jhunix, post: 6379666, member: 647644"]Hi I just want to say thank you so much for this forum. This one is very helpful po talaga sa mga ng DIY po.. Kakaprove lang po ng application ko hehe heres my timeline po.
“God has a reason for allowing things to happen. We may never understand His wisdom, but we simply have to trust His Will.”
Finally, the long wait is over. Thank you Lord.
Heres’ my application timeline:
Type of Application: Paper Based
Visa Office: VFS Cebu
Upfront Medical: July 14, 2017
Application Filled: July 19, 2017
Application received by Canadian Embassy: July 24, 2017
Medical Exam Results Approved: July 31, 2017
Final Decision: Visa issued on September 13, 2017
Kakapick up lang ng Passport ko kahapon
Here’s the list of documents that I have submitted:
CIC Forms: Single Applicant lang po ako
Document Checklist (IMM 5483E)
Document Checklist Philippines (IMM5836E)
Application for Study Permit - made outside canada (IM1294E)
Family Information (IMM 5645)
Personal Documents:
Current Valid Passport – Validity must cover the length of your program
Two Photos – Based on Canadian Visa Application Photograph Specifications
Personal Study Plan – 3 pages
Birth certificate – Original Copy (Marami kasi akong copy)
NBI Clearance - Must be 3 months old purpose should be "VISA-CANADA"
High school Diploma - Certified True Copy
High school Transcripts - Certified True Copy
College Diploma - Certified True Copy
College Transcripts - Certified True Copy
Certification of Graduation from University - Certified True Copy
IELTS Result - Certified True Copy
COE of all previous employees - all original copies
COE Current Employee (currently employed up to now) - original copy
Employment Contract - Current Employee & Previous employee all are in photocopy
ITR – Current and Previous Employers (photocopy only)
Recommendation Letter from our Department Technical Head – ako lang yong gumawa at pinapirmahan ko sa boss ko
Academic Documents from Designated School from Canada:
Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from NAIT
Fee Schedules (Official receipt of Registration and down payment of tuition Fee from the school, tuition fee schedule for 1st and 2nd semester, class schedule, meal plans and miscellaneous expenses)
Course Outline/Curriculum – Just print out from schools’ website
Proof of Financial Support:
Affidavit of Support from my Father - ng search lang ako ng format at ako yong gumawa, pinasign at pinanotarized ko sa notary public
Summary of Bank Accounts, Investments, and Properties of my parents (printed out)
Bank Certificates per account
6 months Bank Statements per account
Certification Letter from my fathers' Insurance
Car and Land Properties – Photocopies only
Proof of ties Home Country: (Optional)
Parent’s Marriage Certificate – Certified True copy
Mothers’ Death Certificate – certified true copy
Certification Letter from my Insurance
OR and CR of Motorcycle – photocopy only
Land Title under my name (ng pa transfer po talaga ako ng isang titulo from my parents’ properties)
Note: As per VFS, photocopy lang po lahat no need to submit certified true copy of your credentials.
Brief Background of my application:
I plan to take up Instrumentation Engineering Technology sa Northern Alberta Institue of Technology (NAIT) this Winter 2018. I just paid the registration fee and tuition down payment of the school to get the LOA. Currently employed as an MEPF Engineer and a graduate of BS Mechanical Engineer last October 2011. I was never been out of the Philippines, so wala po akong travel history.
Maraming Salamat po.. Lalong lalo po nila sir @mic-mic at @scorpio1641 dahil sa pagsagot po sa mga katanongan ko..at sa lahat po ng sumagot salamat po ng marami... hehe
Mas madali po ung sds kasi less ung financial docs and ung processing timeHi, I am a fresh graduate of BSHRM here in the Philippines and I'm interested to study in Canada because I want to settle there for good. I don't have a family there but my parents are willing to fund me if it's a good investment.
Can someone help where do I start. I read up online (still confused) and asked one of my friends who is currently studying in Australia now who told me that she managed to process her application only for a month with the help of IDP Education. But I personally wanted to know more from those filipino students who is actually studying in Canada rather than just ask a counselor in IDP. There's an EduCanada fair going on right now here and I'm planning to go there tomorrow although I still want your opinions.
There's also a link that I saw online about preparing to study abroad that I need to apply at least a year in advance and also about the SDS Program. I'm really confused. I hope someone can help me here. Is it really going to take that long to process my application even if there's SDS Program?
Yeah! Waiting lang for LOA but nag pay na ako sa school so probably next week I can lodge my application na. Btw, yung passport ko expires on Oct 2019, and my study duration is 2 years. How will that be po? Hindi naman pwedeng i renew now kasi ang layo pa ng expiryPaperbased ako. I suggest ipasa mo na. August 2 to October 2 inabot application ko but of course it was worth the wait kahit kaka praning. January 2018 din ako.
Dun ka na mgrerenew... san ka ba? If s Vancouver ka meron dun. Ung mom ko dun n lng ngrerenew. Ako kc mabibitin din ng days ung passport expiry so I guess we'll do that dun na.Yeah! Waiting lang for LOA but nag pay na ako sa school so probably next week I can lodge my application na. Btw, yung passport ko expires on Oct 2019, and my study duration is 2 years. How will that be po? Hindi naman pwedeng i renew now kasi ang layo pa ng expiry
I am also looking for this. Desperately need advice on what steps to take next after I finish my program here in Canada.Hello po! Ask ko lang po sa mga meron ma refer or masuggest na canada based agency na nag aassist for students for their PR especially po within GTA sana. Thank you so much!
just choose a public school, they will also assist you with your coop work permit if needed and PGWP"Low chance" is already a redflag. I will personally not risk spending a huge sum for a "low chance" of success. Best is to know what school they are offering to you and find out if that school is private or public. If you back read a bit, you'll find out that there is a reason bakit mas mura si private, kasi mas malaki chance na di qualify magka pgwp after.
if you plan to work after studying go for publicsir may I ask na din po kung ano difference ng DLI Private compare sa Public funded ba DLI? is it cheaper compare to Private when it comes to processing of papers?
Hi Mic I hope you will share how you did itCongratulations po sir micmic... hehe Justice is Served po talaga...God Bless po sa inyo.. by the way po after studies anong pathway po kinuha ninyo sir?