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🌍 Tourist Visa processing time reduced to 20 days ✈️ Student Visa approvals now faster for January intakes 📢 Business Visa documentation simplified for Indian applicants 🛂 New biometrics rule effective from Feb 2026

Study Permit Visa

₹45000 _{/per person}

Visitor Visa

₹5800 _{/per person}

Work Permit Visa

₹42000 _{/per person}

Documents Requirement

Valid Indian passport with sufficient validity to cover the entire period of intended study in Canada.
Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) in Canada, clearly mentioning course details, duration, and start date.
Proof of sufficient financial means to cover tuition fees, living expenses, and return transportation such as bank statements, education loan sanction letter, or sponsor affidavit.
Proof of payment of first-year tuition fees or tuition fee receipt issued by the Canadian institution.
Academic documents including degree certificates, mark sheets, transcripts, and relevant standardized test scores (IELTS, TOEFL, GRE if applicable).
Statement of Purpose (Study Plan) explaining academic background, course relevance, reasons for choosing Canada, and future career plans.
Biometric enrolment at a designated Visa Application Centre after application submission.
Upfront medical examination report from an IRCC-approved panel physician (recommended for faster processing).
Police clearance certificate if requested during processing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Most study permit holders are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during academic sessions and full-time during scheduled breaks.

IELTS is commonly required by institutions, but visa requirements depend on admission criteria of the chosen college or university.

The study permit is usually issued for the duration of the course plus an additional 90 days.

No formal interview is usually required, but additional documents or clarifications may be requested.

Unclear study plan, insufficient funds, weak ties to India, or doubts about genuine student intent.

Neighbouring Countries

Greenland

Saint Pierre and Miquelon

United States

Visa Rejection Reasons

Common Reasons for Rejection:

Insufficient financial proof.
Lack of strong ties to home country.
Incomplete or false documentation.
Suspicious travel history or security concerns.

Important Note

Not all applicants need to submit these additional documents.
Requirements depend on nationality and travel history.
Providing false information can lead to rejection.

Documents Requirement

Valid Indian passport with sufficient validity for the entire duration of stay in Canada. Copies of all used pages and any previous passports should be provided to establish travel history.
Completed online Canada Visitor visa application form along with confirmation of submission and payment receipt.
Proof of sufficient financial means such as personal bank statements for the last six months, fixed deposit receipts, or sponsor financial documents to cover airfare, accommodation, and living expenses.
Purpose of travel documents such as a detailed tourism itinerary or invitation letter from family or friends residing in Canada along with their status documents.
Proof of accommodation including hotel bookings or host address details if staying with relatives or friends.
Employment proof including employer-issued leave letter, appointment letter, salary slips, or proof of business ownership if self-employed.
Strong evidence of ties to India such as employment, family responsibilities, property ownership, or ongoing studies to demonstrate intent to return.
Biometric enrolment (fingerprints and photograph) at a designated Visa Application Centre after application submission.
Medical examination and police clearance certificate if requested by the visa officer during processing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Visitors are usually allowed to stay up to 6 months per entry, unless a different duration is stamped by the border officer.

Yes. Most Indian passport holders are required to provide biometrics for Canada visa applications.

No, but it significantly strengthens applications for family or friend visits.

No. Employment or business activities are strictly prohibited on a visitor visa.

Weak ties to India, insufficient funds, unclear travel purpose, or poor travel history.