Documents required for filling visa for SPP or general category

[shahid19091982]

Hi,

Please advise me what are the documents required for filling visa for SPP or general category. I would like to collect it as early as possible.

Your help will be truly appreciated.

Thanks
Abrar vidha

 

[dok]

Hi, if you're applying online, then system will guid you through. Paper applications too have checklist.
Please here:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/IMM5483E.pdf
Additional documents include Police Certificate from each country you've lived fro more than 6 months

Here you can download all the documents:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/student.asp

If you intend applying online, then see the link below:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/my_application/apply_online.asp
Documents required:
Application forms (check above)
Acceptance letter from a university/college
Passport
Financial documents (sponsorship)
School/University Transcripts and certificate (academic documents)
Passport sized photo (45*35)mm
Medical report (upfront or wait for the go ahead)
Police Clearance Certificates
Letter of intent (explain here if you are unable to submit some document or you have additional information to convey to the visa office).
I hope it helps. Good luck

 

[shahid19091982]

Thank Dok.

One more question is that you have mentioned Financial documents (sponsorship) which means GIC we will do right

Letter of intent will be the same which we say SOP.

Please help me in the same.

 

[dok]

Thank Dok.

One more question is that you have mentioned Financial documents (sponsorship) which means GIC we will do right

Letter of intent will be the same which we say SOP.

Please help me in the same.

Yes, GIC and those sponsoring you too: they need to add their financial statements.

SOP is diffrent. Letter of intent is a personal letter you write it yourself and submit to the visa officer telling them why you want to pursue the program you chose, your future plans and why you'll return back to your home country after your studies in Canada ends. You may also explain in this same letter if you're unable to submit any important document and why you couldn't. In general, you should add letter of intent if you want to tell the visa officer something you think they should know about you. Remember, not all applicants are invited for interviews. So you can take this chance to convey your message to the visa officer. It makes it easier for them to know who you're and process your application in a very fast way.

 

[dok]

Yes, GIC and those sponsoring you too: they need to add their financial statements.

SOP is diffrent. Letter of intent is a personal letter you write it yourself and submit to the visa officer telling them why you want to pursue the program you chose, your future plans and why you'll return back to your home country after your studies in Canada ends. You may also explain in this same letter if you're unable to submit any important document and why you couldn't. In general, you should add letter of intent if you want to tell the visa officer something you think they should know about you. Remember, not all applicants are invited for interviews. So you can take this chance to convey your message to the visa officer. It makes it easier for them to know who you're and process your application in a very fast way.

UPDATE

According to " http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/india-inde/visas/checklist-student-SPP-liste-etudes-PPE.aspx " , GIC is sufficient and you don't need any other document if you're applying under the SPP.

 

[Satvir Singh]

Hello dok,
Your information is really helpful.
Can you write the difference between SOP and letter of intent..as i am going to apply under SPP.
Thanks.

 

[dok]

Hello dok,
Your information is really helpful.
Can you write the difference between SOP and letter of intent..as i am going to apply under SPP.
Thanks.

Then in your case, do the GIC and write a letter of intent (should you prefer to present yourself and if you've other explanations). Forget about the SOP as it won't apply to you anyway.

 

[Satvir Singh]

Then in your case, do the GIC and write a letter of intent (should you prefer to present yourself and if you've other explanations). Forget about the SOP as it won't apply to you anyway.

Thanks.

 

[shahid19091982]

Dok Thank you very useful information.

If i apply through Spp then there is no need to provide SOP is it like that ?

Also do i need to provide balance other than GIC for paying tutition fees?
Can we pay the tuition fees from GIC?

Thanks
Abrar VIdha

 

[dok]

Dok Thank you very useful information.

If i apply through Spp then there is no need to provide SOP is it like that ?

Also do i need to provide balance other than GIC for paying tutition fees?
Can we pay the tuition fees from GIC?

Thanks
Abrar VIdha

So far as the SPP goes, you need the GIC. The issue of paying for tuition depends on you. If you want to do more, just call/visit closest Canadian Visa Center where you will likely submit your application.

 

[dok]

So far as the SPP goes, you need the GIC. The issue of paying for tuition depends on you. If you want to do more, just call/visit closest Canadian Visa Center where you will likely submit your application.

 

[dok]

So far as the SPP goes, you need the GIC. The issue of paying for tuition depends on you. If you want to do more, just call/visit closest Canadian Visa Center where you will likely submit your application.

 

[shahid19091982]

Thanks Dok.

 

[yupadhyay7171]

No, you cannot pay the tuition fees from GIC. To get the visa, you have to show the receipt of college tuition fees to show that you have paid fees. Otherwise they will refuse the visa.

Dok Thank you very useful information.

If i apply through Spp then there is no need to provide SOP is it like that ?

Also do i need to provide balance other than GIC for paying tutition fees?
Can we pay the tuition fees from GIC?

Thanks
Abrar VIdha