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Will do. Is the entry process faster than when you first arrive as a new student?

Definitely will be bringing all important docs & thanks for your help!

Hey guys, I traveled back home for the winter break for a few weeks and now heading back to Toronto this Friday. I had a few questions as a returning student: Do I have to go through Immigration again like I did the first time I came as a new student? Is the entry process faster than the...

I got an email from IRCC after sending a webform regarding changing DLI and this is what they said. I'm confused as hell. Good day, Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). If you are changing schools or programs of study, here are some tips to help you...

I have made my mind on the 3rd university, but now that I found out about re-applying, I'm considering going to the 2nd one if it doesn't require me to re-apply as I've done the change before like I mentioned. I've also sent 3 webforms and it's been 2 months and no one has responded yet.

In March, I had another university that I received an offer from and did the change on my GCKey for the first time. Then last month I got a third offer and decided to go with the 3rd one. But I was asking in general. If I go with the second option which was done before the new rules, am I exempt?

In March, I had another university that I received an offer from and did the change on my GCKey for the first time. Then last month I got a third offer and decided to go with the 3rd one. But I was asking in general. If I go with the second option which was done before the new rules, am I exempt?

Btw I forgot to ask something, I did the DLI change before the new rules were implemented. Is there a chance I can be exempt from it? Cuz the new rules came out April and I did the change in the first week of March.

Ohhh alright, that makes sense. I thought it meant if you're holding a study permit in general.

Yeah, that's what I meant. Cuz my study permit is still valid and expires in 2024, so wouldn't that count? I'm sorry this is just so confusing.

No, I'm not in Canada, but does this apply to any students moving from the next educational level? or is it only for Canadians? cuz it doesn't really say.

I'm not being intentionally obtuse, thank you very much. I'm trying to understand something so if you can't have some respect, don't even bother answering and keep your shitty attitude to yourself.

But I'm moving from high school to post-secondary so this doesn't require a new permit as per the guidelines written. The other is if your already studying in a university and want to change which is not my case. Moving to the next education level If your study permit is still valid, you don’t...

But I'm moving from high school to post-secondary so this doesn't require a new permit as per the guidelines written. The other is if your already studying in a university and want to change which is not my case. Moving to the next education level If your study permit is still valid, you don’t...

How 3 days early when I have to quarantine for 14 days? And also many of my friends here in Dubai went 3/4 months earlier and nothing happened. Can you send me links to the FB posts saying they were denied entry for arriving to early?

Hey guys, I'm an international student and I'm traveling on the 11th of August, 2021 to Toronto. My classes start on October 1, 2021. I'm going 51 days early for quarantine, looking for an apartment, getting to know the city, and settling down before my university starts. Is that okay or would...

What do you mean by "grey area"?

And what they did worked or no? cuz im also thinking of doing the change from inside of Canada.

On this link it mentions: While you don’t need to change your study permit, you do have to tell us when you change post-secondary schools. Find out how to tell us that you’ve changed your post-secondary school. https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=487 So I'm pretty...

But there's an option on my online application that says "transfer schools" and I've already done it twice and notified them. And even my university's immigration lawyer told me that there is no probelm with changing it before arrival. So shouldn't that all be okay?