If you have PAL or CAQ, you can start study processing with proof of funds ($21k plus tuition). You can say you have a TRV in process. You don't want to enter Canada until study permit is approved because if you enter on TRV, you would have to leave Canada and then re-enter as a student.yes it does im in Haiti and in IRCC the processing time is 4 to 5 weeks, it mean that i can do both or? do i add that i already have a visitor visa in process?
what if i ask for a withdrawalIf you have PAL or CAQ, you can start study processing with proof of funds ($21k plus tuition). You can say you have a TRV in process. You don't want to enter Canada until study permit is approved because if you enter on TRV, you would have to leave Canada and then re-enter as a student.
Remember processing times are estimates so most likely will take longer to process. Plus it doesn't factor in times for biometrics, medical and passport stamping if approved. Have you completed biometrics and medical? Where do you get a medical in Haiti?what if i ask for a withdrawal
Get a medical done now. It is called an upfront medical and will not delay your application. If you don't then could take weeks to get an appointment. Already cutting it close for January intake.i've done the biometrics
so get the medical now and apply for the student permit even tho i have the visitor pending? is it not going to affect the outcomes? and what if i want to withdrawn even if they didnt process the withdrawal i apply for the other one?Get a medical done now. It is called an upfront medical and will not delay your application. If you don't then could take weeks to get an appointment. Already cutting it close for January intake.
You don't need to withdraw your TRV because study permit may not be approved. If you really want to withdraw TRV then your choice.so get the medical now and apply for the student permit even tho i have the visitor pending? is it not going to affect the outcomes? and what if i want to withdrawn even if they didnt process the withdrawal i apply for the other one?
what do you mean by may not be approved?You don't need to withdraw your TRV because study permit may not be approved. If you really want to withdraw TRV then your choice.
Your study permit may be refused. It is not guaranteed. So if you still want to visit Canada then don't withdraw.what do you mean by may not be approved?
but the student permit i have a financial support from my sisters who's literrally is taking care of me and i do think she show fundsYour study permit may be refused. It is not guaranteed. So if you still want to visit Canada then don't withdraw.
For a study permit you need to show funds, ties to return and justify costs with career progression and high salary.
How old are you? Do you live with her? If she has a spouse and other children, then she wants to show much more than the proof of funds listed to show she can support her own family as well as your studies.but the student permit i have a financial support from my sisters who's literrally is taking care of me and i do think she show funds