WHERE TO LAND?

[dopeboyz]

If u got visa for george brown college in toronto and instead of landing in toronto can u land in vancouver will there be a problem. if someone need to change the course should they do it after they got their in canada and should we tell the officer at airport that i'm actually going for george brown collg showing all the offer letter acceptance letter stuff then change it later on.

[enfield]

If u got visa for george brown college in toronto and instead of landing in toronto can u land in vancouver will there be a problem. if someone need to change the course should they do it after they got their in canada and should we tell the officer at airport that i'm actually going for george brown collg showing all the offer letter acceptance letter stuff then change it later on.

Hi,

1. With a valid study permit/TRV, you can enter/land anywhere in Canada.

2. Show only you visa approved LOA at Port of entry. If required, change course/school once you enter Canada.

[ek2teen]

Yes. You may enter Canada from any point of departure and through any point of entry (airport or border crossing).
Source: http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/france/visas/faq.aspx?lang=eng&view=d

[m_m_h]

yea. . . once you hv the canadian visa u can land or go any where in canada if you feel like . . . but u cannot change your university as it would require a new study permit and the previous one will be void.

[enfield]

yea. . . once you hv the canadian visa u can land or go any where in canada if you feel like . . . but u cannot change your university as it would require a new study permit and the previous one will be void.

Hi,

No need of a new study permit in case you change school/course.

With a valid study permit, you are free to change school/course (under certain conditions)


*I am already in Canada and
have a valid study permit. I
would like to change my school or program of studies. What do I need to do to modify my study permit?

If you are changing schools
and/or your program of
study but remain at the
same level (e.g., secondary
level), you do not need to
modify your study permit. However, if for example
you are a student at the
primary school level and
you are moving on to
secondary school, or if you
are a secondary school student and you are
moving on to post-
secondary studies, or if you are moving from post-
secondary studies to
secondary studies, you need to submit an application to modify your study permit at the Citizenship and Immigration Canada Case
Processing Centre in Vegreville, Alberta.


www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/faq/study/index.asp

[dopeboyz]

Hi,

No need of a new study permit in case you change school/course.

With a valid study permit, you are free to change school/course (under certain conditions)


*I am already in Canada and
have a valid study permit. I
would like to change my school or program of studies. What do I need to do to modify my study permit?

If you are changing schools
and/or your program of
study but remain at the
same level (e.g., secondary
level), you do not need to
modify your study permit. However, if for example
you are a student at the
primary school level and
you are moving on to
secondary school, or if you
are a secondary school student and you are
moving on to post-
secondary studies, or if you are moving from post-
secondary studies to
secondary studies, you need to submit an application to modify your study permit at the Citizenship and Immigration Canada Case
Processing Centre in Vegreville, Alberta.


www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/faq/study/index.asp

YEA you aRE  RIGHT. Since 2005 they changed this law that we dont need to a new study permit if we are changing collg or a program

[m_m_h]

Hi,

No need of a new study permit in case you change school/course.

With a valid study permit, you are free to change school/course (under certain conditions)


*I am already in Canada and
have a valid study permit. I
would like to change my school or program of studies. What do I need to do to modify my study permit?

If you are changing schools
and/or your program of
study but remain at the
same level (e.g., secondary
level), you do not need to
modify your study permit. However, if for example
you are a student at the
primary school level and
you are moving on to
secondary school, or if you
are a secondary school student and you are
moving on to post-
secondary studies, or if you are moving from post-
secondary studies to
secondary studies, you need to submit an application to modify your study permit at the Citizenship and Immigration Canada Case
Processing Centre in Vegreville, Alberta.


www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/faq/study/index.asp

Thx enfield