When the Canadian student visa arrives, can I have a round in Canada before I register?

This customs won't bird you, I've tried to go back a week after the school starts. I have classmates who came back 2 weeks after the start of school. In fact, many universities in Canada have different opening times, my school opened on January 8, but the customs must ask you truthful questions, I have experienced the customs generally ask what to do here, what to study, that school or something.

You come to study, what major to study, which school. Customs generally don't ask too much about it. Some information he doesn't ask, you can not say.

I must be truthful when I ask. Customs check that you generally have a problem with your documents, or the interval between travel to and from China and Canada is too short, such as one or two days. My classmate was investigated in this way, but he had an urgent matter at home.

Customs is not so scary. You only need a passport to buy a ticket in the mainland, and you need to board the plane. Canada is very honest, customs ask you questions, you just remember to be truthful.

They won't embarrass you, you don't smuggle or smuggle, you have legal documents. Maybe the customs won't ask you questions, I'll try. Don't bird me at all, keep your head down and stamp it.

Also, is your student visa a Visa or a Study Permit?There is no study permit at customs to go into an office. I don't remember if I was asked a question when I went in, 6 years ago.

There is no problem with early entry before the start of the school year, you can follow your plan, but you can't lie to customs. But you can hide that you are playing with your family, and just say that you are in school. Otherwise, sometimes there will be unnecessary trouble.

No problem, the customs asked the truthful to come to study, when will school start, now play first. In fact, they won't even ask you if you play or not!

Yes, no problem.

Absolutely, let's be honest.

I don't think there's anything to be afraid of. You just entered the country shortly early. My advice to you is:

1.Don't mention it yourself as going on a trip. If the immigration officer asks you, explain again.

2.It's a good idea to print out your travel itinerary. If you have made a hotel reservation, you can also print it out.

Also Have you already rented a house in Regina? The lease contract should also be prepared. All of these things will help you explain to the immigration officer that you are going to travel first and then go to school.

3.If you talk about travel, be sure to tell the immigration officer how your family yearns for these travel destinations in Canada.

4.Remember that your parents' return ticket must be prepared. If it is an e-ticket, print it out.

You can directly admit that you want to play before the start of school, and the immigration officer can understand. In fact, as long as you show the admission letter, you will be given a visa, and at most you will answer a few questions like "what major did you study". In fact, there are a lot of people who are going to Regina who will be connecting from Toronto.

So take it easy If you are too nervous, the immigration officer will think more about "what does this person want to do".

You have already obtained a visa, as long as you enter the country within the time limit of the visa, no one will care about you, it is completely normal to go in advance, travel is also personal freedom, and the visa does not stipulate that you cannot travel in Canada, right?

You have to follow the time of your passport, and you can't set your own time.

It's normal to go in advance, apply first, and try not to talk about tourism.