Anyone applied a Student Permit from Philippines?

[lilliecutie]

Oh thank you for the info! May certification exam kasi ako ng October kaya kailangang magbyahe ng maaga para makaprepare though balik din ako after ng exams, bigla akong kinabahan pag magaapply na ako ng study permit pagkabalik hahaha.

You have a legit reason naman pala for staying that long, hehe. Don’t be nervous. Good luck on your certification. hehe, best of luck on your academic goals!

 

[lilliecutie]

Kaya nga po eh kaya nagsearch ako at naghahanap ng confirmation ng validity ng upfront para sure

Bigla rin tuloy ako napaisip kung tama ba ‘yung recollection/understanding ko. Please confirm din with others, baka ako pala ang mali oh no

 

[lopi14]

Correspondence letter regarding biometric validity

I suppose your next step is to send a webform inquiry and follow-up your application status. It has been 4 days overdue for your Regular Stream paper-based (42 days) since your biometrics enrolment. Hope you'll get the decision within the week. Wishing you all the best!

 

[lopi14]

Kaya nga po eh kaya nagsearch ako at naghahanap ng confirmation ng validity ng upfront para sure

Hi wenci,

Good luck on your certification and SP application!

Tama ung sinabi ni lillie, 12 months or 1 yr ung validity ng medical. You can find IRCC's official statement here:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...sing/validity-period-medical-certificate.html

 

[mrsm2016]

Hindi pa rin ako nakakabili ng ticket, haha. The ticket I was eyeing sobrang mahal na, lampas 1K usd . If you’re planning to fly and then sunod sila after two weeks, sa pagkakaalam ko, according to the consultant i asked, oks lang daw yun. Ang hindi puede is if yung dependents ang mauuna.

Hay ang mahal na ng ticket. I’m thinking of booking two separate tickets na nga. Tapos imbis Vancouver, somewhere in the States ‘yung layover. Kung sobrang haba ng layover, I’ll go exit na lang for a few hours.

We just bought today, and booked on the 24th. That's the cheapest that we can get. I need to be there on the 26th since I have my orientation already. Sabay-sabay na din kami para isang gastos na lang. Pinikit ko na lang mata ko when I confirmed the payment. Hahahaha. Ticket was 1098USD each.

 

[Takeme77]

I suppose your next step is to send a webform inquiry and follow-up your application status. It has been 4 days overdue for your Regular Stream paper-based (42 days) since your biometrics enrolment. Hope you'll get the decision within the week. Wishing you all the best!

Yes sir @LOPI

 

[Takeme77]

I suppose your next step is to send a webform inquiry and follow-up your application status. It has been 4 days overdue for your Regular Stream paper-based (42 days) since your biometrics enrolment. Hope you'll get the decision within the week. Wishing you all the best!

Yes po sir @lopi14 already did sent a webform and emailed them.last wk but according to their generated email they will response within 28 days. Hoping they will not consume those 28 days max...

 

[mrsm2016]

Hindi pa rin ako nakakabili ng ticket, haha. The ticket I was eyeing sobrang mahal na, lampas 1K usd . If you’re planning to fly and then sunod sila after two weeks, sa pagkakaalam ko, according to the consultant i asked, oks lang daw yun. Ang hindi puede is if yung dependents ang mauuna.

Hay ang mahal na ng ticket. I’m thinking of booking two separate tickets na nga. Tapos imbis Vancouver, somewhere in the States ‘yung layover. Kung sobrang haba ng layover, I’ll go exit na lang for a few hours.

Mas cheaper nga kung US ang layover going to Toronto. But the thing is, we still need transit visa to get through the US immigration. It will cost us 160USD din plus 32days processing, so we still opt for the direct flight. Konti na lang din naman ang difference.

 

[Wenci]

You have a legit reason naman pala for staying that long, hehe. Don’t be nervous. Good luck on your certification. hehe, best of luck on your academic goals!

Thank you!

 

[Wenci]

Hi wenci,

Good luck on your certification and SP application!

Tama ung sinabi ni lillie, 12 months or 1 yr ung validity ng medical. You can find IRCC's official statement here:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...sing/validity-period-medical-certificate.html

Thank you! Okay I know that to do na

 

[psyduck]

Guys.

Need pa din ba ng POF sa POE??

Thanks po.

Poe? Point of entry? Yes.. hanapin sa immigration yun kung matyempo na maisipan nila hehe. You can show them the proof na nag wire transfer ka pati yung declaration mo ng dalang cash on hand or cheque kung lampas ng 10k cad.

 

[mrsm2016]

Poe? Point of entry? Yes.. hanapin sa immigration yun kung matyempo na maisipan nila hehe. You can show them the proof na nag wire transfer ka pati yung declaration mo ng dalang cash on hand or cheque kung lampas ng 10k cad.

Oh. What if po hindi pa nakapagopen ng bank account sa Canada? Can I just show them yung mga sinubmit ko sa VAC?

 

[psyduck]

Yes po sir @lopi14 already did sent a webform and emailed them.last wk but according to their generated email they will response within 28 days. Hoping they will not consume those 28 days max...

They normally reply within 5 working days. Nag send din ako ng inquiry thru webform since CIC has not yet released any decision regarding my application for more than 6 weeks (exceeds normal processing time).

 

[psyduck]

Oh. What if po hindi pa nakapagopen ng bank account sa Canada? Can I just show them yung mga sinubmit ko sa VAC?

Yung POF kasi natin naka peso nung nag apply tayo. Since kailangan mo ng cad at para hindi ka na magdala ng malaking cash, better to wire transfer it. Sa pagtatanong ko sa friend ko na nandun na sa Canada, yung ginawa nya- she created an online acct via Scotiabank and transferred the fund needed. The bank will give you an email, proof showing na may pera ka na dun. Then that investment account will then be a personal or savings account once you set an appointment with the bank. Physical appearance needed.

(Guys please correct me if I am wrong. Isa pa rin to sa steps na gagawin ko. Thank you!)

 

[lilliecutie]

Mas cheaper nga kung US ang layover going to Toronto. But the thing is, we still need transit visa to get through the US immigration. It will cost us 160USD din plus 32days processing, so we still opt for the direct flight. Konti na lang din naman ang difference.

Oo nga tama ka, it wouldn’t be practical for you guys pala. Too much of a hassle. Better to do a direct flight, especially ‘coz you have a kid in tow nga pala. May God bless your family’s journey!