Securing a Study Permit in Canada | Living Simply in Canada

[@LivingSimplyinCanada]

Watch this interview of an international student who got 2 scholarships: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGHZdJJ5ebdggpY

[@smwk2017]

For those who are already have their student permit or submitted their application before 10/7/2022, IRCC just announced that they can work more than 20 hours per week from 11/15/2022 to 12/31/2023.

[@LivingSimplyinCanada]

This is good news for our international students. Thanks for sharing.

[@NelandTheGoldenDog]

I can tell she’s smart. All the best.

[@LivingSimplyinCanada]

Yes, Lucky is a smart young lady. She will be successful with all her endeavours. Thanks, you made her day😊

[@yvemarquesseyer9778]

Informative, engaging, encouraging interview. International students may now over 20 hours a week by Nov 15th until Dec 31, 2023.

[@LivingSimplyinCanada]

Thanks for your nice words and yes, her experience is so inspiring. Wow, it will be a lot of help financially for our international students to work more than 20 hours per week.

[@mohamedkanu8593]

I love your last statement. Many thanks to both of you

[@LivingSimplyinCanada]

Thanks for the nice words😊

[@mohammedrashid2906]

Nice

[@LivingSimplyinCanada]

Thanks for watching

[@GRACIE.K]

thanks for all the information.

[@LivingSimplyinCanada]

Happy to share. Thanks for watching.

[@petermark4416]

So how much is approximately your proof of funds when you lodge?

[@LivingSimplyinCanada]

If you apply for a student visa, they require CAN $10k as a GIC

[@giorgiomarx1470]

Good evening, if a student has a student visa to can looking for a job .

[@LivingSimplyinCanada]

Usually your student visa will allow you to work certain hours but recently from Nov 15 2022 to Dec 2023 the govt has allowed more than 20 hours work for international students.

[@akosuantim5936]

Hi please did she pay the application fee while applying or it was paid before getting the acceptance letter ( that’s after applying)

[@LivingSimplyinCanada]

The interviewee confirmed that she paid the program fee when she submitted her application to the school and it’s non-refundable, in case you’re not qualified and will not be issued a letter of acceptance. Sorry for the late reply

[@koo-koo-pie4696]

hi, want to know which university/college she went for study?

[@LivingSimplyinCanada]

TAV college in Montreal

[@gretchl978]

Question: hope i get a reply. How is the prospect for study visa in Montreal? I believe it's not as popular as other IS study destinations. Is learning french really necessary and how about pgwp and pr opportunities? Thank you in advance for the reply!!

[@LivingSimplyinCanada]

Hi Gretch, learning French is a plus factor, but not necessary unless you enrol in a school where French is the medium of instruction. As mentioned in the interview, most students go to other provinces because of the weather but I believe the chances of getting a study permit and later on the PGWP and the PR are the same as in other provinces.

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Watch this interview of another international student : kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYDCYZtrr9KIe9k

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Watch this interview of another international student : kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGHZdJJ5ebdggpY

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Watch this interview about applying to the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program but eventually moving to another province and a lot more: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6msqHuYpKmip8U

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Watch this other video of a young lady who studied in Canada and is now enjoying her new career : kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3KQeWmBe8h3d6M