I just heard from my university (HEC Montreal) that all hybrid courses will be switched to distance learning
Does this mean I won't be able to travel for jan 21 intake? Or I would because travel announcements are federal and not provincial. So, it shouldn't be affected by provincial issues? @jigzyyLet me see if I can find the link but on IRCC website it was written that timezone issues can be seen as a reason for travelling. I think if HEC montreal has a DLI plan u may be able travel stillI just heard from my university (HEC Montreal) that all hybrid courses will be switched to distance learning
timezone issues have ALWAYS been a problem for international students especially Indians. I'm afraid they'll let only those students travel whose university/college has been approved and their course is either in person or at least hybrid. Because lifting the travel ban would create an influx of international students who're having online classes
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/students.html#exemptions
If you have valid study permit and your university is approved as DLI with covid ready, then you are good to go after October 20.I just heard from my university (HEC Montreal) that all hybrid courses will be switched to distance learning
LOL buddy! Did you just say that immigration just accounts for a fraction of Canada's GDP? In that case, you need to expand the horizons of your knowledge. I would recommend reading this first https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/infographics/immigration-economic-growth.html
No one knows, wait for the DLI covid ready list.I just heard from my university (HEC Montreal) that all hybrid courses will be switched to distance learning
I hope you're not an adult that starts a comment with 'LOL Buddy' if you want to be taken seriously. And it's quite clear, he is talking about intl. students, not immigration as a whole which you seem to reference
Well, we generally use words like "buddy" to have a light conversation. So that it doesn't seem like I am attacking someone. I am sorry if it hurts your sentiments. Anyways, international students are a major part of immigration since they are the ones who actually pay tuition (not neglecting the contributions of other immigrants).
Thank you so much for that. But maybe if you could use these efforts to educate yourself, then you won't feel the need to jump in the conversations where nobody involved you
LOL okayThank you so much for that. But maybe if you could use these efforts to educate yourself, then you won't feel the need to jump in the conversations where nobody involved you
That is simply not correct even now. You can enter Canada now if you have a valid approval of study permit before 18 March or a valid approval of study permit if entering via USA. In addition, you simply need to prove your studies and presence are "essential" and that can mean online studies.
Anyone with a valid study permit who can prove their presence is "essential" can already travel. We do not yet have the finer details of any change in rules such as dropping of the 18th March rule.
