SHORT-TERM STUDY STUDENTS (COURSES NO LONGER THAN SIX MONTHS)

If you plan to study in Canada for less than 6 months, you can apply for a short-term student visa.
Short-term student visas can be mailed or submitted in person through the Visa Center or online.
A short-term student visa is essentially a special visit/tourist visa, so it is possible to approve short-term, single-time, and possibly multiple years and multiple approvals. Holding a short-term student visa does not require a study permit at the time of entry.
Projects within 6 months are not required to attend a designated institution. If the school is located in Quebec, the Quebec reception letter CAQ is not required.
For students, short-term student visas are usually easier to pass than tourist visas. If you do not have a suitable short-term course or summer camp program, you can contact us.

Visa list

• Temporary Resident Visa Application Form (IMM 5257).
• Family Information Form (IMM 5707).
• Education and employment details table.
• The applicant and each accompanying family member submit two photos that meet the photo requirements. Name and date of birth are indicated after each photo.
• A valid passport from the applicant and each accompanying family member. Each passport must contain at least one full page of blank pages other than the last page, and the passport must be valid for at least six months prior to the trip.
• Applicants under the age of 18 are requested to submit a parental consent letter from their accompanying parent who agrees to their travel, which should include information such as the applicant’s travel date and their parental contact details.
• The employer’s respective employer uses the original letter of employment issued on the company’s letterhead to indicate the father’s or mother’s position, income and date of commencement.
• Original bank documents (such as deposit certificates, passbooks, etc.) showing the financial history of the past few months.
• The student group is required to submit an invitation letter containing the details of the project and the list of members of the group, and explain the payment responsibility for the relevant fees.
• The original and a copy of the Admission Notice from the Canadian School Admission/Registration Office, indicating the exact amount of tuition fees the applicant is required to pay, the expected start and end time of the study, and the latest registration time of the applicant.
• A notarized copy of the highest degree ever obtained.