Study PERMIT Applications FALL 2026

[Dannyquaye]

Hello guys; anyone who has applied for study permit inside or outside Canada for fall 2026.

Let’s share our respective timelines here:

I applied Dec 15, still waiting

 

[Romin1995]

Hello guys; anyone who has applied for study permit inside or outside Canada for fall 2026.

Let’s share our respective timelines here:

I applied Dec 15, still waiting

studying in Canada is now would be the biggest mistake in your life, thousands of those who have finished are left with no PR or a job. Don't waste your money because you will end up with a vague future. Please think 10 times before this big move.

 

[Dannyquaye]

Don’t assume everyone who wants to attend school in Canada is because of PR. There are things one can do with his or her life other than just having PR as a focus. Take note of that

 

[Romin1995]

Don’t assume everyone who wants to attend school in Canada is because of PR. There are things one can do with his or her life other than just having PR as a focus. Take note of that

This is the funniest thing I've ever heard!

 

[Romin1995]

Don’t assume everyone who wants to attend school in Canada is because of PR. There are things one can do with his or her life other than just having PR as a focus. Take note of that

Note taken now convince the visa officer and other members in this forum

 

[canuck78]

studying in Canada is now would be the biggest mistake in your life, thousands of those who have finished are left with no PR or a job. Don't waste your money because you will end up with a vague future. Please think 10 times before this big move.

The level of students has decreased so much that and courses that qualify for PGWP now ensure that students are taking genuine studies in fields that are in need so actually not a bad idea. Many who are struggling to secure PR did not attend reputable colleges in programs that are in need, didn’t obtain genuine skills from their time in Canada and didn’t work in fields that are in need in Canada. The volume of students was certainly an issue but many also took the easiest program that would secure them the longest PGWP and didn’t think about longterm skills needed in Canada. Remember telling people to study nursing for example and everyone I told ended up doing some sort of college level business course that had little value. The provinces should have shut never have licensed many for these colleges but many also didn’t complain when they were able to get a degree with minimal attendance. There is a lot of blame to go around.

 

[Romin1995]

The level of students has decreased so much that and courses that qualify for PGWP now ensure that students are taking genuine studies in fields that are in need so actually not a bad idea. Many who are struggling to secure PR did not attend reputable colleges in programs that are in need, didn’t obtain genuine skills from their time in Canada and didn’t work in fields that are in need in Canada. The volume of students was certainly an issue but many also took the easiest program that would secure them the longest PGWP and didn’t think about longterm skills needed in Canada. Remember telling people to study nursing for example and everyone I told ended up doing some sort of college level business course that had little value. The provinces should have shut never have licensed many for these colleges but many also didn’t complain when they were able to get a degree with minimal attendance. There is a lot of blame to go around.

Well.. I agree with you , however, I still insist that it is a bad idea these days and studying -regardless of the program- won't guarantee a PR