- Is it possible to go to canada in September 2017 and start the university in January 2018?
- How much chances to be deport from Canada in such case?
Is to possible to go to canada in September 2017 and join the university in January 2018?
- Thread starter Navjot kaur Brar
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Prats6
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You can do whatever you want to (legal ofcourse) once you are a PR. What is your concern?
But i am an indian citizen and still in india .
Actually I get offer letter from one university and expecting from other also(which is my dream university). And that OTHER university will send offer letter in November. And the university from Which I get offer letter now wants me to start the classes in September.
So what should I do now?
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Navjot, I really don't know much about Study Visa - I think you should contact an expert.
Accept offer letter apply for visa come to Canada go to your dream university get the offer letter & then go to the university you're accepted in and drop the program and transfer fees.. simple as that
1. You have to attend the University in September to which you have been admitted. You can change your university in January 2018. In that case, you will lose your fees for the first university.
2. A friend of mine was in a similar situation and he was asked to leave Canada in such circumstances. He had to hire a lawyer in Canada, but eventually got the permission to stay there. But this thing will definitely affect your PR case in future. Plus, he had to pay around 3500-4000 CAD as lawyer fees.
No, you cannot get a study permit on one university then attend a different one. That is misrepresentation and a sure way to get you banned from future immigration.
Your study permit will be issued and is valid only for the university that made the offer. If you want to go to a different university, you will need to apply for a new study permit before officially enrolling. A university will only allow students with valid study permits with the university named on the study permit to enroll.
Your study permit will be issued and is valid only for the university that made the offer. If you want to go to a different university, you will need to apply for a new study permit before officially enrolling. A university will only allow students with valid study permits with the university named on the study permit to enroll.
Totally disagreed, as long as you're studying in legal & not black listed university you can change it & all you have to do is change the DLI# on myGCKey account. You can legally stay in Canada for up to four month without study, so one can withdraw the program & change university.
Totally disagreed, as long as you're studying in legal & not black listed university you can change it & all you have to do is change the DLI# on myGCKey account. You can legally stay in Canada for up to four month without study, so one can withdraw the program & change university.
Totally disagreed, as long as you're studying in legal & not black listed university you can change it & all you have to do is change the DLI# on myGCKey account. You can legally stay in Canada for up to four month without study, so one can withdraw the program & change university.
You are correct.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/study-postsec.asp
I guess it also depends if the OP is in a PhD program.
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