study permit for minor

[mahdikhademi]

Hi
I am applying for one of my friend s son, who is 9 years old.I am living in Canada as a citizen. As a minor child, does she has a good chance of getting study permit?what is our challenge and concerns about getting a visa?

 

[Bs65]

So who is going to register as the child’s guardian/custodian given the parents would have no rights to accompany the child on a study permit. Plus of course international fees will likely be payable.

 

[scylla]

Hi
I am applying for one of my friend s son, who is 9 years old.I am living in Canada as a citizen. As a minor child, does she has a good chance of getting study permit?what is our challenge and concerns about getting a visa?

Parents will need to demonstrate that they have sufficient funds to pay for the child's education in Canada. If the child attends a public school, tuition will be around $15K per year - it will be more if it's a private school. They'll also need to demonstrate that they have $10K in funds available to support the child's living expenses annually. So as a minimum, they'll need to show available funds of at least $25K (far more is better) - along with income statements / tax returns to show the sources of this income. Whether or not the child is approved will depend on a number of things including the finances the parents are able to show, the child's country of origin, the reasons for sending the child to Canada to study, etc.