Definitions
IRPA & IRPR
Study Permit
Definitions 2
Study Permit cont'
100

written authorization issued to foreign nationals authorizing them to study in Canada.

Study Permit

100

R215

clarifies that refugee claimants and their family members may apply for a study permit after entering Canada if they are subject to an unenforceable removal order.

100

If you and 2 family members want to come to a province (other than Quebec) for a year, you will need how much funds

living expenses: $10,000 (for the student), living expenses: $4,000 (for the first family member), living expenses: $3,000 (for the second family member)
Total: $17,000

100

DLI

Designated Learning Institution
100

Most foreign nationals need a study permit to study in Canada. There are a few exceptions to the study permit requirement

A foreign national completing short-term studies of 6 months or less; Family or staff members of a foreign representative that has been accredited by Global Affairs Canada; Members of a foreign armed force on official duties in Canada; Registered Indians in Canada, even if they’re a citizen of another country; And, as you know by now, minor children in Canada who meet the requirements outlined in our section on minors

200

a prescribed class of persons who may obtain temporary resident status and who have been issued study permits or who are authorized by the regulations to study.

Student

200

R219 (1)

A study permit shall not be issued to a foreign national unless they have written documentation from the designated learning institution where they intend to study that states that they have been accepted to study there.

200

proof of identity when applying for a SP includes

  • a valid passport or travel document
  • two recent passport-size photos
200

type of education offered to professionals already in the field. Professional development is generally “accredited”; that is, it is recognized by a sector, association, or profession.

professional training program

200

Benefits of getting a study permit if you do not need one

May facilitate continuous studying after completion of one short program and Offers the ability to work on or off-campus

300

division of the IRB that is in charge of refugee claim hearings

Refugee Protection Division

300

A22(2)

the applicant must satisfy the officer that they will leave Canada by the end of the period authorized for their stay. Dual intent on the applicant's part is, therefore, not grounds for refusal

300

Under age 18 provinces

Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec and Saskatchewan

300

As per IRCC, ‘’If your are applying for a study permit, you must apply online, whether you’re outside of Canada or already in Canada. You’re only eligible to apply on paper if you:

have a disability that prevents you from applying online and hold an identity or travel document for non-national residents, refugees or stateless person

400

made or done in an honest and sincere way

Bona fide

400

A 30 (2)

Minor children (2) Every minor child in Canada, other than a child of a temporary resident not authorized to work or study, is authorized to study at the pre-school, primary or secondary level.

400

is present when a foreign national who has applied or may apply for permanent residence in Canada also apply to enter Canada for a temporary period as a visitor, student, or worker.

Dual intent

400

Under age 19 provinces

British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Yukon

400

TRV validity vs eTa validity

TRV is  Multiple entry and must match the period of the study permit or passport and eTa is  Valid for 5 years from date of issuance or passport expiry

500

The foreign national must first enter Canada. This may happen at a Port of Entry or via an irregular crossing; an irregular crossing is an entry into Canada between designated ports of entry.

inland asylum claim

500

R214

214 A foreign national may apply for a study permit when entering Canada if they are: (a) a national or a permanent resident of the United States;(b) a person who has been lawfully admitted to the United States for permanent residence;(c) a resident of Greenland; or(d) a resident of St. Pierre and Miquelon. (e) [Repealed, SOR/2014-14, s. 10]

500

How much funds per year do you need for 2 people aged 18 or over in Quebec

amount of funds required per year without including tuition 19,264 

500

if you’ve applied for a new immigration status but it won’t arrive before your current status expires, you may still be able to stay, study, and/or work in Canada during this time. This is called ‘maintained status'

Maintained status

500

private companies with formal contracts with the Government of Canada. Services include Securely sending passports to the visa office, Are official locations to give biometrics and Speak local languages

Visa Application Centres (VACs)