Step 4: Receive Your Letter of Acceptance
If your application is successful, the institution will issue a Letter of Acceptance (LOA).
You will need this document when applying for your Canadian study permit.
Step 5: Prepare Your Financial Documents
You must demonstrate that you can pay for:
* Tuition fees
* Living expenses
* Transportation costs
* Financial proof may include:
* Bank statements
* Scholarship letters
* Sponsorship documents
* Education loan documents (where applicable)
Step 6: Apply for a Canadian Study Permit
Once you receive your Letter of Acceptance, submit your study permit application.
Prepare documents such as:
1. Valid passport
2. Letter of Acceptance
3. Proof of financial support
4. Passport photographs
5. Biometrics (when requested)
6. Medical examination (if required)
Apply well before your intended start date to allow enough processing time.
Step 7: Attend Biometrics Appointment
Many applicants are required to provide fingerprints and a photograph at a Visa Application Centre after submitting their application.
Follow the instructions you receive after applying.
Step 8: Wait for a Decision
Processing times vary depending on several factors, including application volume and your country of residence.
Monitor your application regularly and respond promptly if additional information is requested.