CONDITIONAL OFFER WHEN APPLYING FOR STUDENT VISA Kubeir Kamal. Really appreciate your advice. I've received a…
CanadaStudy Permit1CONDITIONAL OFFER WHEN APPLYING FOR STUDENT VISA Kubeir Kamal. Really appreciate your advice. I've received a conditional offer from a university, whereby the condition is I have to score above % for 3 subjects in the first semester ("probation period"). Could you please confirm that the IRCC would only grant a permit for the probation period (assuming there are no other issues with my application) and then I have to apply for another study permit for the remaining duration of my program (assuming I have met the conditions of acceptance to the program). While waiting to my second permit to be approved, do I then have to leave Canada and defer my intake until I get the visa grant? Nikolett Kalotainé Szundi. Ask Kubeir - Study in Canada. Any advice from others would be helpful too.
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Applying for a study permit with a conditional offer: what actually happens
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Haris Khan Hi i had a condotional offer letter i applied to irrc with it. Once I completed the requirements i updated ircc that i have fulfilled the conditions and sent the the letter from university saying i have fulfilled the requirements. Then i got the study permit
Tazeen Zariwala the condition is I have to score % for three courses. I have the flexibility of taking up to 3 courses in the first semester. So assuming I fulfill the condition after the first semester, I may not have time to get another study visa be… See more
Haris Khan which means I have to apply for extension of visa for the remaining duration of my program? My program is 2 years if I can meet the minimum % of a few papers in the first semester. If I don't meet the %, I don't get to continue
Also, they may give you 1 year study permit and it can be extended if you still need to complete those probation courses.
After application in how many months will u be able to fulfill the requirements???
Tazeen Zariwala can I know what was the condition of your offer?
Because ircc anyways takes time to process applications