How to get a Study Visa for Canada

Getting a study visa for Canada is fairly difficult.  While the Canadian immigration website provides you with information on how you can apply for a Canada study visa, they do not express how difficult the immigration officers are when evaluating your application for a Study Visa for Canada.  While Canada encourages students to apply for a Canada Study Visa, Canada immigration officers will only issue a Canada Study Visa when the student can satisfy the immigration officer that he or she has been admitted to a Canadian school, is serious and can be trusted to follow the rules, and has enough financial resources to afford paying for tuition, school supplies, health insurance and living expenses.

Because most schools teach in the English or French languages, you must show sufficient skill in at least one of those languages.  In some cases you may come to Canada to learn those language skills before enrolling in a full time study program.  To get a Study Visa for Canada your first step is to enroll and get an acceptance letter from a Canadian school.  Once you have the acceptance letter you will need to write a study plan to explain the reasons why you would like to study in Canada. You should also explain what you will do with the degree or diploma you will earn at the end of your studies in Canada.

To get a study visa for Canada you will have to submit a strong application for a study visa.  Your application must include all of the study visa application forms along with your supporting documents that show you have enough money to pay for the tuition, school supplies, health insurance as well as all living expenses.  To get a study visa for Canada you would have to submit your complete application to the visa office that is responsible for your country of residence and or nationality.

For further information on how to get a study visa for Canada, or to retain our services to prepare and represent you on your application for a study visa for Canada, feel free to contact our offices.

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