Write a study plan
Study plans are not always requested as part of a study permit application, but it is a good idea to include key information in a Letter of Intent that you can include with your application. The Letter of Intent should focus on your academic goals in Canada. You should be cautious about mentioning other long-term goals which go beyond your studies in Canada. In partnership with Mount Saint Vincent University and Nova Scotia Community College, Dal has created the (pdf - 8.4 MB) document to support you.
Apply early
Once you have received an acceptance letter from 新加坡六合彩开奖直播 and secured a PAL (if required), you should begin the process of applying for your Study Permit as soon as possible. Processing times vary and can sometimes take several months.
Keep a copy of your medical certificate/police record
You may need a medical exam and/or be required to submit a police record as part of your application. Be sure to keep a copy of the medical certificate or police record when you come to Canada. You may need it/them for future immigration applications.
Save your Study Permit Application Number
Once you start your Study Permit application, you will be assigned an application number. Be sure to keep a record of this application number in a safe place. You may need it again for future immigration applications.
Bring the Study Permit Approval Letter with you
If your Study Permit application is approved, you will receive an approval letter from the Canadian Visa Office (included in the package they send back to you). This letter is not your Study Permit, but it authorizes you to receive a Study Permit when you arrive in Canada. IMPORTANT: show this letter to Immigration official(s) at your first port of entry in Canada. At this point, you will receive your official Study Permit. If you requested a Co-op Work Permit as part of your Study Permit application, you will also receive a Co-op Work Permit at the same time.