The Canadian study visa is the last step in applying to study abroad, and it is also a very important step. If you want to successfully pass the visa, you must prepare relevant materials.
I have sorted out what materials are needed for a Canadian study visa, let’s take a look.
1. Materials required for visa 1. Passport: A passport valid for more than nine months from the date of return. The old version must be signed on the last page of the passport. If you have an old passport, please provide it together.
2. Photos: 1 photo taken in the past six months, size: 35 mm x 45 mm.
3. ID card: Please use A4 paper to make a copy of both sides of the ID card.
4. Household registration book: The original copy of my household registration book.
5. If you are under 18 years old: ① The following applicants need a guardianship statement from their parents and Canadian guardian: ② Under 18 years old and attending school in Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, and Quebec
Province or Saskatchewan; ③ or under 19 years old and attending school in British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Northwest Territories, Nunavut or Yukon
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6. Admission notice from a Canadian school: A copy of the admission notice from the admission/registration office of a Canadian school, showing the exact tuition amount required by the applicant, the expected start and end time of study, and the latest time the applicant can register.
And the enrollment period has not expired.
7. If studying in Quebec: If planning to study in Quebec, submit a valid Quebec Acceptance Letter (CAQ) 8. Experience report: a copy of the physical examination form provided by the designated medical examiner (if the physical examination has been completed) 9. Notarization of high school
: Notarized copy of high school graduation certificate, and notarized copy of transcript stamped with the official seal of the high school registration office.
If you are currently studying in high school, please provide a notarized copy of your enrollment certificate and a notarized copy of your transcript.
The proof of enrollment must be printed on the school’s official letterhead and must include the following information: applicant’s name, grade of study, school address, contact information, and stamped with the school’s official seal; 10. Notarization of documents: notarized copies of all graduation certificates, notarized qualification certificates
(if any) 11. Notarized university certificates: Notarized copies of all university or college academic qualifications obtained, as well as transcripts of all courses currently attended.
If you have not yet graduated, please indicate your expected graduation date and what degree, qualification, or certificate you will receive.
12. Certificate of no criminal record: Notarized document of no criminal record.
After the applicant reaches the age of 18, if he has lived continuously in a country or region outside China for six months or more, he must obtain a police certificate of no criminal record from that country/region.
13. Study plan: The study plan mentioned in the study permit guide.
14. Tuition fee certificate: Provide proof showing that the first year’s tuition fees have been paid, or provide proof of deposits that show that the first year’s tuition fees are available.
At the same time, please submit a purchase receipt of a 10,000 Canadian dollar investment guarantee certificate (GIC) issued by a participating financial institution in Canada (Bank of China or China Everbright Bank can issue it).
15. Notarization of kinship relationship: If parents provide funds, it is recommended to provide notarization of kinship relationship.
16. Financial certificate of the investor: (1) The income certificate should be printed on the official letterhead of the work unit, signed and stamped by the person in charge of the company, and the date and the following information should be clearly stated: name, position, time of employment, income in the past two years,
Are there any bonuses and additional income.
(2) Salary statements within the past six months to one year.
(3) Parents' tax receipts. The original tax receipts for each parent's personal income tax in the last twelve months issued by the local tax authority, including the name of the taxpayer and the amount paid in his name.
17. If one or both parents own or partially own a company, please submit: (1) Notarized copy of business license.
(2) Recent tax payment receipts.
(3) The company’s financial audit statements and capital verification report for the previous financial year.
18. Fund certificate: Fund certificate reflecting at least twelve months of fund accumulation history: (1) Original bank deposit certificate issued within the last two months. It is recommended to freeze it for 3 months (covering the visa review period); (2)
Passbook or deposit certificate corresponding to the deposit.
If it is a card, print the current bills for the past six months.
19. Auxiliary assets: (1) Financial management certificates such as stock and fund transaction records; (2) Fixed asset certificates such as real estate certificates and motor vehicle registration certificates.