Here are some helpful tips if you are applying for a study permit in Canada. Applying for a Study Permit in Canada: Do’s Apply for a Permit There are only a few cases where you don’t have to apply for a study permit in Canada. For example, if you are coming to Canada to take a course or an exchange program that lasts six months or less, you may not need to apply for a study permit. However, keep in mind that there are instances when you still do need a permit, even though your program is six months or less. This includes those who plan to work on campus or participate in a co-op or internship program. Meet The Requirements (And Read Them Carefully) To ensure that your application for a study permit gets accepted, it’s imperative that you meet the requirements as specified on the application. Make sure…

If you want to sponsor a family member but your application was refused, you may be wondering what your next steps are. This blog post will go into detail about what options are available to you and what the process looks like when an application to sponsor a family member has been refused. How To Sponsor A Family Member When Your Application Has Been Refused If you wanted to sponsor a family member but your application has been refused, under most conditions you can appeal the decision. How To Appeal You have 30 days to appeal the decision. After this, a hearing will be held, which will require the presence of both the individual making the appeal as well as the Minister’s lawyer. It is important to note that the IAD must adhere to the duty of fairness. As such, all participants will have knowledge of the main issues involved…