I mean the first agent I spoke to told me that she couldn't confirm if I'm be allowed to enter if I'm going to travel now (in June) since all schools are closed. That would be non-essential, but she stated that the final decision will be made at border, as they're just agents, not the real BOs.I agree, that's unfortunate.
The thing is CBSA agents themselves seem to say different things on the phone, right?
I guess they don't want to commit to any student on the phone that they'll be given entry. If one follows diligently all the rules put up on the IRCC website, I think they shouldn't have too much of a problem.
As far as I've seen, they seem to go strictly by the rules and regulations put up on their website, following the laws, etc. So we have to be extra careful in following all rules to get entry...
The second agent I spoke to today clearly told me that I won't be allowed, and only those who have personal assets in Canada already can enter. Asking about online classes and time zone, it's a no, unfortunately, she said. First-time fliers, it's a no. I asked her that the information put on the IRCC website saying that students were approved before March 18 are exempted, but she said no. Don't know why. Should've recorded but after waiting for 20 mins, I was hung up, I had to call back and waited for another 20 mins.
@Blema What do u think? What's r ur major?