PIA, they said you can only travel 15 days before your classes are started.Which airline denied you boarding? Asking so others are aware as well.
PIA, they said you can only travel 15 days before your classes are started.Which airline denied you boarding? Asking so others are aware as well.
Yes I was prevented boarding in one of the airlines, and then I booked for Emirates and they didn't prevent me from boarding. People are very scared which they shouldn't be.
PIA, they said you can only travel 15 days before your classes are started.
No, they only said that you can only fly 15 days before your classes are started. Airlines has nothing to do with online etc. If CIC has said that before 18 march students can come. Then airline can't deny entry. Only who can deny entry is CBSA that's it and they wouldn't do that if everything is authetnic. Why'd they deny entry?The reason for denying boarding was not because online classes are non-essential?
They had those rights to send you back before corona also if they wanted to.Most CBSA officers are nice and will probably let you through once you are there but they have the discretion to send you back as well if they choose to. If you want to travel despite this risk then feel feel to travel to Canada
Yes, you can travel if you really want to, there could be many issues in online classes like time zones, and the one internet etc.Here is link from IRCC stating that they will consider traveling for online study as esseitanal if "pursuing online studies is not an option for their school or program or not possible from their home country (for example, due to internet restrictions or bandwidth limitation) "
they said the same on their twitter too.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/service-delivery/coronavirus/temporary-residence/study-permit.html#toc_2
Here is link from IRCC stating that they will consider traveling for online study as esseitanal if "pursuing online studies is not an option for their school or program or not possible from their home country (for example, due to internet restrictions or bandwidth limitation) "
they said the same on their twitter too.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/service-delivery/coronavirus/temporary-residence/study-permit.html#toc_2
Hi!!! congratulations for your entry. I too have my visa issued before 18th march and now waiting for flight resumption. could you please tell me what all documents does the officer ask to see at the port of entry before issuing the study permit??Hello guys,
I got alot of help from here, thought of helping you. Arrived today for fall 2020 (sept), online classes, my letter of introduction / visa was issued before 18 march. Classes were online. Arrived today and got permit, cursory questions were asked only. Don't worry if you are planning to fly and your letter of introduction/study permit was issued before 18 march.
Thanks
Did you apply by yourself or any consultant? if you applied through consultant then please tell me his name or office name. ThanksYes, you can travel if you really want to, there could be many issues in online classes like time zones, and the one internet etc.
But listen idk what to say but by any means we have to reach Canada before the second semester begins.. probably December/january .if we decided to undertake 1 year program then we will have to be present in Canada so that we can extend our visas n allHow do we prove that online study is not possible from the home country? What documents should we show to prove that? What explanation should we give? Plus countries in Asia are still highly affected - covid cases are exponentially increasing daily.
And CBSA clearly stated that " the burden of proof rests with the student to prove that their travel is essential ".
And IRCC has only mentioned internet restrictions and bandwidth limitations, but not about time zone difference. Time zone is such a lame reason, seems silly when so many people in IT, Security, Services, work in a time zone that's different from the one where they live.
And are they not going to ask - " if you can afford Canadian tuition and living expenses, then, can't you arrange for a higher internet bandwidth at home? "
I mean, not getting / not able to arrange for bandwidth at home, but being able to afford studying there....these 2 things somehow don't go together.
Prateek are you from India?Documents? and are you a returning student? and which college.
Sorry for questions.