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Just find your own accommodation, there is no rules set by the Canadian government that prevents that. Yes your University "Covid Safety" person might tell you to do that to check some boxes but just arrive however you want as long as you follow the Canadian government guidelines.

The keyword here is "May" like they obviously have no idea so are just giving some vague amount of time to avoid pressure. They have your passport! This is a very important document it can't just sit in a box on a desk for a month waiting for someone to put a sticker on it.

Yes, they are giving very misleading notifications it seems. Apparently, the first notification they give "dispatched to the IRCC Office" could be very misleading as that could just mean they have sent it to another secondary VFS distribution center, and then from there, it goes to IRCC later...

Where are you getting the 2-week figure from? Surely the time varies based on which VAC/Country.

I actually have that as well from a previous temporary (6 month) study last year.

I am a visa required national (Brazilian) but I already have a visitor visa from a previous visit to Canada.

Will they issue a passport request if I already have a valid eta?

I can only assume they just have a terrible web deployment team. This is embarrassing.

No one in the world has received stage 2 unfortunately.

I'm speculating that full applications (with biometrics/medical) will start to be approved now Canada has announced the new rules allowing international students to enter in October.

I'm aware I am a free human, thank you.

How can you not be pessimistic with this show of an immigration department?

This sentence makes 0% sense.

Because the UK or Australia are first world countries.

From my perspective, IRCC is a black hole. Study permit applications get sucked in with no return. Some people if they are lucky are praised with an "AIP" which grants them special permission to "study online", pay lots of tuition, and then get rejected at any time. At this point, I've lost hope...

Are you planning to enter with just this letter? The information on the IRCC website seems to prevent this Yes but it says "who have a valid study permit or were approved for a study permit on or before March 18, 2020"

Really? According to the IRCC website, you can't travel to Canada unless: You must be 1 of the following: an international student with a valid study permit or who was approved for a study permit on or before March 18, 2020 travelling directly from the US I am not traveling from the US and...

I was accepted for my Chemistry Masters Program and applied for my Study Permit in February and have been given my AIP. The problem is it requires me to attend in-person labs starting this month. My University has given me a letter that states my classes/labs are mandatory and in-person. I've...

Hi there, As far as I'm aware if your Study permit was issued after March 18th you cannot enter Canada. The Canadian government appears to of changed the wording on this page though...