Required Funds

[Khatri_don]

Hello,

I am international student willing to apply for study permit with my spouse, can anybody please guide me completely for the required fund i need to have and show and education loan that i need to take for my study permit application with my spouse.

 

[Naturgrl]

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...y-permit/get-documents/financial-support.html

Bank statements over a 6 month period. Show Education loan for the total amount of your program. Taking a Masters, Phd.

 

[TaylorBlair]

Hello,

I am international student willing to apply for study permit with my spouse, can anybody please guide me completely for the required fund i need to have and show and education loan that i need to take for my study permit application with my spouse.






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Bank statements over a 6 month period.

 

[MBVC_Online]

For applications received on or after September 1, 2026 (studying outside Quebec), IRCC's living-cost amount for 2 people (you + your spouse) is CAD $29,192. That is only living costs. On top of it you need your first-year tuition and travel costs for both of you.
So a rough total = first-year tuition + 29,192 + flights.
A few tips that help with a couple's application:

• Show where the money comes from: 4-6 months of bank statements, plus the source of any large deposit.
• If you use an education loan, include the sanction letter showing the amount and that it is disbursed for your program.
• If parents or relatives sponsor you, add a support letter, proof of relationship and their income documents.
• A GIC is no longer mandatory (SDS ended Nov 2024), but it is an easy way to prove the living-cost part.
• Paying first-year tuition in advance and attaching the receipt is one of the strongest pieces of evidence.
• Explain your spouse's plans and your ties to home in your letter of explanation as well.

If you're going to Quebec, the figures are different (CAD $34,814 for two people, 2026).
Always double-check the IRCC page before you submit.