All about Canada Study Visa during COVID-19 OutbreakPosted by KVCC Global on December 29th, 2020 COVID-19 has surely affected a lot of industries, including the education industry, especially the students. Many students, who had planned to get admitted and move to Canada in the fall of 2020, were forced to drop the idea due to the pandemic. A lot of queries, questions, and fear arose in the minds of students as well as the guardians during these unprecedented times. Students were put in a complicated situation and to make tough decisions, especially the ones who were planning to get study visa or who had already applied for study visa before the virus engulfed the entire world. But the pandemic is not entirely over yet. If you are amongst those students who are planning to apply for study visa and move to Canada, here are some things you should know for the process to go smoothly and safely during the pandemic. Air Travel Process of Study Visa ApprovalIf you had already applied for a study visa in early 2020 and it has been approved on or before 18th March 2020, you are free to move to any country you want and are exempted from any sort of restrictions. In such case, before flying to Canada, you need to first pass a medical checkup. Whether or not you test positive, according to the Canadian government and government officials rules, you’ll have to quarantine for first 14 days once you land to Canada. Once all the formalities are completed and your Canada student visa is approved, you will be allowed to safely fly to Canada. Process of study visa approval:• Once the Canadian college has accepted your study visa and crosschecked your funds for paying your expenses, you will be eligible for a study permit. Last and Final ApprovalFormalities for last and final approval after completion of all the formalities: • Eligibility requirements and your admission in the university. Deferring the Acceptance from the College or UniversityDue to the uncertainties of the world, many students prefer to defer their acceptance to colleges. With the means of such deferral students are able to choose to delay the process until next year once things start to get a bit normal, even though they have received their offer letter. According to the changes made in PGWP, students can start the course from the comfort of their homes with online studying, and this won’t even affect them working in Canada once the course gets completed. Like it? Share it! |