IMM5839E
IMM5839E
IMM5839E
Study permit
You must include a certified translation with any document that is not in English or French.
Failure to submit all required documentation may result in the refusal of your application or
processing delays.
Preparations such as paying administration or tuition fees are done at your own risk until you
receive the letter of authorization to study in Canada from the High Commission.
Number of people travelling to Canada (principal applicant and accompanying family members):
Number
Required
Open work permit - complete an application for a
work permit.
Spouse or
common law Temporary resident visa (if not applying for an open
partner work permit) - complete an application for a temporary
resident visa.
Open study permit - for accompanying children aged
618 years old - completion of separate application form
required.
Minor Children
Temporary resident visa (if a study permit is not
required) - completion of separate application form
required.
Study permit for accompanying dependents aged
1822– complete an application for a study permit
which must include a letter of acceptance from a
Dependent over college or university in Canada.
18
Temporary resident visa (if a study permit is not
required) – complete an application for a temporary
resident visa.
Two passport photographs for each applicant. Signed, dated and taken in the past
six months. Write the name and birth date of the individual on the back.
Family Information Form IMM 5707, fully completed, dated and signed.
1
Completed and signed Schedule 1 form (Application for Temporary Resident Visa – IMM
5257B).
Copy of the bio data page, all visas, and entry and exit stamps of a valid passport from
each person requiring a temporary resident visa. Your passport should be valid for at
least six months from the date of travel to Canada.
NOTE: DO NOT submit your original passport with the application as it will required
for the medical examination. EXCEPTION: Students from MAURITIUS must submit
their passports with their application.
If you do not reside in your country of citizenship, please provide your work permit
or temporary stay permit.
Study plan: Please submit a one page study plan which answers the following questions
and includes any other information relevant to the processing of your application:
Why do you wish to study in Canada in the program for which you have
been accepted?
What is your overall educational goal?
Why are you not pursuing a similar program in your country of residence?
What research have you done into studies in your country of residence or
citizenship?
How will this program enhance your employment opportunities in your country of
residence or citizenship?
What ties do you have to your country of residence or citizenship? Note: The visa
officer may request additional documents or a personal interview.
If it has been more than two years since you have left full time education, please
provide your Curriculum Vitae (resumé)
In the case of a minor applicant, what are your reasons for studying in Canada?
What is your parents’ or guardians’ immigration status in their current country
of residence?
Proof of current studies - a current letter and transcript from the educational institution
you are attending.
2
Proof of sufficient funds to cover your tuition and living expenses for at least one
year in Canada.
Please refer to the IRCC website for the current financial requirements.
copies of bank statements or a bank book covering the past three months
any additional supporting documents demonstrating a reliable source of funds
(letter of undertaking and financial documents from parent or sponsor, official
letter of scholarship or financial award, investments, income from rental
properties etc.)
if your tuition has already been paid, please provide proof of payment.
if you have a sponsorship by a third person, this person must
o attach supporting documents (bank statements, employment, etc.)
o write a letter explaining why they will be financing your studies, and
o if that person is a relative, provide proof of relationship (birth certificates)
if the third party is in Canada, the letter must state their name, address, telephone
number and email, proof that the third party resides legally in Canada (citizenship,
permanent residence, study or work permit, etc.), proof of employment (with years
of service and salary), a bank statement, and a copy of the summary page of their
last income tax statement from the Canada Revenue Agency.
Copies of Birth Certificates for minor children as applicable.
*Note: The visa officer may request additional documents or a personal interview.
3
Consent to verification of documents
1. Applicant
I, (print full name) _______________________ consent to the release to
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and Canada Border Services
Agency (CBSA) by the issuing authorities all information required for the purpose of
verifying the documents I have submitted in support of this application.
Signature : _________________________
Date: ______________________________
Signature : _________________________
Date: ______________________________