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King George, Surrey, BC-V3V 1N1, Canada
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- Frequenty Asked Questions
- Study in Canada-FAQ
- Post Graduation Work Permit -FAQ
- Implied Status FAQ
- Studying in Alberta FAQ
- Studying In British Colombia FAQ
- Studying In Manitoba FAQ
- Studying In New Brunswicks FAQ
- Studying In News Foundland and Labrador FAQ
- Studying In Nova Scotia FAQ
- Studying In Ontario FAQ
- Studying In Prince Edward Island FAQ
- Studying In Quebec FAQ
- Studying In Saskatchwan FAQ
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A study permit is a document issued by the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). It is required by someone who wants to study in Canada for a period longer than six months. However, here are some activities which do not require a study permit.
- Attending a preschool (pre-kindergarten)
- Completing a distance learning program
- Taking a course of general interest that is the course is not academic, professional or vocational in nature
- Doing audit courses
- Taking courses included in tour packages as a secondary activity for tourists
- Taking a program of study which is six months or less
In addition to this, a foreign national is exempt from the requirement of a study permit in the following situations:
- Minor children inside Canada
- Family members or private staff accompanying a foreign representative accredited by Global Affairs Canada
- Members of the armed forces designated for the purpose of the Visiting Forces Act
- Registered Indians
In the above cases, a foreign national may be able to study in Canada for longer than six months without a study permit.