I'm in the same situation i got visa for may intake but before getting sp approved i already applied for defer and that got approved. So now I'm not getting it will create any problem. Would I update ircc my revised loa? Would this cancel my visa? Please reply... Really need help
Study Permit + Admission Deferral + Re-applying
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Hey guys, i deferred my intake from Jan 21 to may 21 due to delay in my applocation processing time. I also update my new Loa by raising a webform. But the problem is that my visa got stamped as per the jan intake(from feb'21 till dec'21), and since i deferred, my study period of 8 months is also ending on dec. And therefore, i wont be getting 90 days period covered under my visa.
I am also planning to do my second course from May'22 intake.
If i apply for a study permit extention, will it be extended from the date of expiry of my visa(i.e 31st dec '21) or from my next course start date (i.e May'22).
I am also planning to do my second course from May'22 intake.
If i apply for a study permit extention, will it be extended from the date of expiry of my visa(i.e 31st dec '21) or from my next course start date (i.e May'22).
Hi, have you received any newest update please? can you advice please? I have received my student visa and want to defer my sept intake to jan intake 2022,
Hello I am from Nepal and My semester starts in September but I do not have a study permit. My documents are under process. I have applied for Lambton college which doesn't have a defer system. What can i do incase my visa decision doesn't come before semester starts?
Do you have AIP? Does your program have online option? If yes, you can start studying online and tarvel to Canada once your SP is approved. If your application is refused (which hopefully would not happen), Lambton will refund your prpaid tuition less $250 processing fee:
https://www.lambtoncollege.ca/Programs/International/Refund___Withdrawal_Process/
HTH
Hi, sorry I did not get a notification as to this new message. Well, one thing is for sure: you DO NEED a study permit (or a visitor o a work permit) to enter Canada. You said "I do not have a study permit". Why? you did not know about this requirement or you did not apply or you applied and decision is being delayed? If you applied and no decision yet, then I would suggest to contact the college and explain them. Then see what possibilities are there that they enroll you for next semester, in which case you will need to re-appy, simply because they will request at the port of entry the college Letter of acceptance, you cannot exhibit the current one if you are entering to begin your studies let's say in winter/spring admission. You need a current LOA when at the point of landing
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Hi, I'd need more context as to this. Did you already applied and have the Permit granted for the course you enrolled?
Hi,
Hi, I'd need more context as to this. Did you already applied and have the Permit granted for the course you enrolled?
Hey, I’m actually considering a deferral from january 2022 to september 2022, the reason is because i was asked for visa stamping to late and and still has not received, so im already short notice to make all necessary arrangements
So, will pause a problem if i defer to september 2022 even if i get my visa approved from the LOA of january, would be able to use the same visa?
Hi, sorry the forum was down a copuple of days.
Well now, your scenario is similar to mine. What I did is to request a deferral LOA for September 22 and did not re-apply. Just waited for the stamped passport and waited till the last days of July to travel with the Visa that they already approved. But do not forget to take all the documents with you, le original LOA and the new that you will request form college. Then, you start studying and the only thing you will need to do is to request extesion(s). Do not forget to ask your college to help with this (the extension), they will provide you all the document, but you apply for the extension with 60-90 days before the expiry date of your Study permit (original). The way behore hand you apply the better and the peace of mind you get. Good luck!!
Well now, your scenario is similar to mine. What I did is to request a deferral LOA for September 22 and did not re-apply. Just waited for the stamped passport and waited till the last days of July to travel with the Visa that they already approved. But do not forget to take all the documents with you, le original LOA and the new that you will request form college. Then, you start studying and the only thing you will need to do is to request extesion(s). Do not forget to ask your college to help with this (the extension), they will provide you all the document, but you apply for the extension with 60-90 days before the expiry date of your Study permit (original). The way behore hand you apply the better and the peace of mind you get. Good luck!!
Hi I am from Colombia.
I am going to explain my case. Thank you very much for the assistance.
I got a LOA to study a masters degree in Halifax to start in September 2022. I applied for the study permit in January 2022, and I got that until November 2023.
I could travel to Canada in August to start the program in normal conditions. However, due to some personal issues, it could be probable that I must to return to my country two or three months after start the master. If it is the case, I would ask to the university for a deferral and ask them for a new LOA.
The trouble here is that usually the intake of most master's degrees is in September. For this reason, I would need to wait a year to start again the program in sept 2023. Having said that, the new LOA would have Sept 2023 as the new start program date.
In this case, in which I have already entered in Canada for two months but because of personal issues I must leave, what do you thing could be the best option?
Remember that It would be a fact, that I would have the new LOA with the new start date.
So my question is, could be risky to apply again later when I have the new LOA if I already used my study permit? The fact that I already enter in Canada and l have left, could be seen as negative by embassy when I re apply for the new visa? Obviously, I would explain all the details to the immigration agent both when I leave Canada and when I re apply again.
Thank you very much for your help.
There is no point in entering Canada if you are not going to start your masters. The school will report you as not attending. You should ask if you can defer your admission, inform IRCC and apply for a study permit extension.
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