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Hi scylla, so I officially withdrew from my program on March 8th. I plan to leave Canada for a week from April 13 to April 20, and then to leave Canada for good on May 1st. I also found this as an exception of ETA: "you return before the expiry of the period initially authorized for your entry...

That's what I thought too, doing the ETA just in case :D Also, I was told at school that I am going to have to surrender my study permit, since I withdrew from my program: do you know where or to whom? At the airport?

Hey everybody!! :D I need your advice on my situation: I came to Canada with a Study permit issued for my PhD program last August; I withdrew from the program last March 8th, and have a ticket to leave Canada on May 1st. Now, let's say I wanted to fly out of the country and come back after a...

Hi, so upon departure, if i'm not mistaken, we will have to surrender our permits? Where are supposed to do this? At the airport? BTW: we are covered under UHIP until the end of April :D

Hi, so upon departure, if i'm not mistaken, I will have to surrender my study permit? Where am I supposed to do this? At the airport?

Yes, our Graduate Students' association private health care supplement, on top on the UHIP

Thanks! So, regarding health care, it has been renewed and paid for the two of us until April 30, so I believe that even if I were to drop out, say, in a couple of weeks that would still be valid until the end of April?

Thanks! Yes, the open work permit expires in 2019, so it would be amply within expiry limits. I was told on this forum that once you withdraw from school, then you have 90 days to leave Canada; if you wait more than 90 days, then you would need to change status from student to visitor. (?)

Hi everybody! I am soon going to withdraw from my PhD program; my spouse came with me with an OWP based on my PhD study permit. Now, I know that once you withdraw from school, you have 90 days to leave Canada. My question is: once I withdraw from school, can my partner keep working for some...

Hi everybody! I am soon going to withdraw from my PhD program; my spouse came with me with an OWP based on my PhD study permit. Now, I know that once you withdraw from school, you have 90 days to leave Canada. My question is: once I withdraw from school, can my partner keep working for some...

Thanks! Yes, it was indeed the same question :D

Since I have an Italian passport, could I stay without status after the 90 days as a visitor?

Ok so let's say I quit on April 1. I leave Canada on June 1, and then once I'm home I could change my status?

Hey everyone! So, I need your help once again :) I have decided not to continue my PhD. How does it work from the CIC point of view? I am an Italian citizen, so I don't need a temporary visa. How long can I stay once I leave my program? Also, my spouse is here with an open work permit so how...

I passed my G1 license, and I have booked the Ontario G road test for next Tuesday. Can I still use my International Drivers License in the meanwhile?

Hey y'all so this is from drivetest.ca: drivetest.ca/EN/licencing/Pages/Out-of-Country-Drivers.aspx for experience greater than 24 months (as in my case) the G2 test is not required, mandatory times do not apply, but I am required to take the G test. I live in Ontario. Can somebody explain to me...

Hi everybody! My question is quite straightforward. My partner obtained her OWP based on my Study Permit as common-law partners. We both got our POE in May. Now, we were thinking about getting to Canada around mid-August. She would fly from Vienna, whereas and I would fly from Italy because...

you need to prove you have lived together for at least ONE year

http://students.ubc.ca/enrolment/courses-registration/course-registration/required-immigration-documents/family#work

on the UBC website there is a guide on how to fill out IMM1295