STUDY PERMITS: PRIMARY, SECONDARY, VISITING OR EXCHANGE STUDENTS

Temporary residents who meet the following conditions can apply for a student visa within the territory:

(i) attending kindergarten, primary or secondary school,
(i) is studying at the preschool, primary or secondary level,
(ii) is an exchange student enrolled at DLI, or
(ii) is a visiting or exchange student who is studying at a designated learning institution, or
(iii) have completed a short-term training course for entry into the DLI Professional Program;
(iii) has completed a course or program of study that is a prerequisite to their enrolling at a designated learning institution;

Key points

1. Students are enrolled in primary and secondary schools, that is, those who have studied for less than 6 months, or parents who are accompanying or working in Canada under the age of two: in both cases, they can directly take a tourist visa to study, and do not need to learn.
2. Obtain a long-term admission notice, which can be high school or college or vocational training.
3. The first day of enrollment is in line with the conditions for the transfer of the domestic tourist transfer. As long as it is not a refusal to “don’t believe that the applicant will leave Canada on time” (our customers have never been), then attending high school can be said to be a way outside the short-term course. The advantage is that you don’t have to read it, and you can read it directly. The Offer is a visa (such as Quebec Vocational Training).