Can I continue studying after my Canadian study permit expires?

As long as you apply before the expiration date, which means that you send it out or hand it in online before the study permit expires. Generally speaking, if your study permit expires and you haven't applied for an extension, you can't stay in Canada. But you've already submitted your application before the expiration date, and you'll be fine.

I have friends who waited 3 months to receive it and it's fine.

You'd better go to the immigration office online to check the recent processing time, sometimes there are too many people, and they are slow to approve. If it really doesn't work, you can call the Immigration Bureau, which can be found on the Internet. Then tell them your client ID and they can look it up for you.

But I checked it before, and I'm not sure.

Don't worry, it's going to be fine, it's all approved for the first time, and the extension should be fine. You know, Canadians, especially the **, are slow.

Two cases are supplemented:

1.If you have already submitted your application for a study permit extension, but your study permit has expired before you receive your application, you can continue to attend classes as long as you are still in Canada.

2.If your study permit has expired, you will be barred from attending classes even if you are in Canada. In addition, you must apply for a study permit within 90 days from the expiration date of your study permit.

In addition to the extension application fee, there is an additional fee to pay for reinstatement of student status. Classes will not resume until you receive a response.

Whatever your situation is, please keep a copy of your important documents before handing over your passport and original study permit. When any situation occurs, you can check it with a photocopy.

Yes, I also submitted the extension application when it was about to expire, and it took about a month and a half after the expiration to come down, and I still took classes, as if I only submitted an extension application, even if your study permit expired.

As long as you submit your application before the deadline, you will have no problem.

Judging by your narrative, you submitted your extension application before your permit expired. In this case, you can continue to learn. But you'd better rush USCIS to see what the hell is going on. Whether to pay more people than the slow speed of approval.

If the person concerned is a Chinese in Canada, the person entering the country must submit his passport or other travel documents and other exit and entry documents to the border inspection authority, perform the prescribed procedures, and after checking and permitting, he can enter the country. If the person concerned is a Canadian, the person concerned needs to apply for a visa from the Chinese Embassy, and the visa can only enter the country.

Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry

Article 11. Chinese citizens exiting or entering the country shall submit their passports or other travel documents and other exit/entry documents to the exit/entry border inspection authorities, complete the prescribed formalities, and only after inspection and approval can they leave the country and enter the high-end country.

At ports where conditions permit, the exit/entry border inspection authorities shall provide special passages for the exit and entry of Chinese citizens and other facilitation measures.

The Grand Visa can be renewed online with an offer from the University of Victoria that you have already obtained. However, it will be shown on the SP that it is BC. However, the official website says that if you change universities, as long as the SP is within the validity period, you do not need to renew it.

In fact, the renewal is very fast, and it will be good within half a month. You can wait a little longer. Because I was in a hurry, I renewed the SP with the Ontario offer I received first, but I found that the SP was indicated to be from Ontario.

But I decided to go to McGill. However, I will be wrong, and continue to sign the visa renewal online, which has been done. But if the SP wants to reapply, I have sent an email to ask, but there has been no response.

The online application is also relatively fast, about half a month. It is recommended that you sign a large number of visas, preferably before the end of June. If it's too late, the small sign will be processed after the school starts in September.

The visa must be renewed before returning to Canada at the end of August. Because the official website of the Canadian immigration department clearly states that from high school to university, you must renew your study permit. If you are a graduate student from the University Path, you do not need to renew as long as the SP is within the validity period.

The extension of the study permit should be done in advance: the application should be sent three months before the expiration date. Here's why:

The approval period for a study permit is long, taking one month is considered fast, taking two months is commonplace, and more than two months is also happening. So, apply in advance.

Many students forget to apply in advance, but wait until their school permit is about to expire before they think about applying for an extension. Strictly speaking, as long as the extension request is sent on the day before the expiration date, it is not considered a violation. Of course, in this way, students will have a long time before the new study permit is granted, and it is neither clear nor possible to prove whether they still have legal first-tier international student status in Canada.

There are even more sloppy students who wait until their school permits have expired. Even if you miss the deadline, you can still accept the extension application if you send it to the immigration office within 90 days after the expiration of your study permit and give a reasonable explanation.

It is best not to leave Canada during the Silver Key trial. You can legally continue to stay in Canada until the results are out.

Theoretically, there is no need to show a study permit. But it's best to be prepared for future reference. Customs will ask you about the purpose of your entry.

Explain again. When Chinese citizens study in Canada and apply in China, they get a visa, which is the one affixed to their passports. Commonly known as small sticks.

When you enter Canada for the first time, Canada Customs will issue you another study permit, which will be stapled to the visa page with a stapler.

A visa is a document for entry and exit, and a valid visa is required to leave China and enter Canada. A study permit is a certificate of legal temporary residence in Canada, with which you can apply for local services such as SIN card and medical insurance.

The visa is for travel, and the study permit is for residence.

No, visa is sufficient. Customs officers only check if your visa has expired.

Just show the customs the piece of paper attached to your passport.

A study permit issued by the immigration (or customs) office when the applicant enters Canada"study permit", commonly known as the big sign.

This permit only allows students to stay in Canada to study, proves the student's legal student status in Canada, and cannot be used as a proof of entry and exit from the country. Issued by Immigration and Citizenship Canada.

What affects the entry and exit is the temporary entry permit, also known as the small visa, which is the visa affixed to the applicant's passport, which is the applicant's entry and exit certificate, and can also be called the entry and exit certificate. Issued by Canadian consulates in various locations. The validity period of the small visa is usually the same as that of a study permit. However, the visa can only be used as a document to allow students to enter Canada, and does not guarantee that students can study in Canada.

If the applicant is visiting relatives, vacationing, etc., the applicant must apply to the Immigration Bureau for an extension of visa in advance.

entry and exit visa", otherwise you may encounter a situation where you will not be able to re-enter Canada after returning to your home country. If the applicant leaves the country temporarily, he or she must also apply for a re-entry visa, otherwise he or she will not be allowed to return to Canada.

As long as the study permit and visa have not expired, there is no problem with re-entry, and if the customs officer asks you why you are staying in the country for three months, just give a reasonable explanation.

To be reasonable, the new policy is that if you do not take classes for more than three months in the fall and winter semesters, your study permit will be invalid.

What should I do if I don't finish my studies in Canada and return to my home country? At present, studying in the United States is not very optimistic, more and more international students are beginning to consider studying in Canada, Canadian universities have three-year and four-year undergraduate programs, and Canadian universities are enrolled in Canadian universities for 3 years, as long as they meet the graduation credit requirements of the school, undergraduate students who successfully graduate will be awarded a bachelor's degree (general bachelor degree) by Canadian universities; After 4 years of admission in a Canadian university, as long as they meet the graduation credit requirements of the school, undergraduate students who successfully graduate will be awarded an honors bachelor's degree by a Canadian university.

Canadian education stipulates that a 3-year undergraduate cannot directly apply for a master's program, while a 4-year undergraduate can directly take the master's exam, so if you want to finish your undergraduate studies and want to study in Canada for graduate school, then choose a four-year bachelor's degree; Therefore, the final choice of 3-year or 4-year course depends on various factors such as your own purpose of studying abroad and whether you want to continue your studies.

Canadian undergraduate adopts a credit system, so strictly speaking, there is no clear 3-year or 4-year system, the most important thing is to complete the credits, international students need to consider how many courses they choose each semester, whether they pass the exam, whether they go to summer classes, which university they are going to, what major they are studying, whether the professional courses they choose are smooth, whether they are suitable for themselves, and whether they can successfully graduate and get a degree.

What should I do if I am expelled, discouraged, withdrawn, suspended, GPA is too low, and my attendance is too low while studying in Canada?

1. Appeal: If you are expelled or withdrawn from school, you can appeal to the school in time, explain the reason for this situation, and the school will give corresponding sanctions according to the specific situation.

2. Transfer: If you are withdrawn from school in Canada, you cannot continue to stay in school, at this time, only transfer can continue to retain your legal student status, if you are withdrawn from school and do not transfer to other schools, if you are found by the immigration bureau, you will be repatriated, so it is best to transfer in time or return to China as soon as possible to find a solution.

3. Apply for a master's degree: After studying in Canada for three or four years and failing to graduate, but you are unwilling, you can find a way to apply for a master's degree in the UK, and it is also a great advantage to return to China for development after graduating with a master's degree.

( I don't understand.) If you have both expired and have already renewed their visas, and the renewal is successful, there is no problem, and you can return to your home country smoothly.

But if your visa has expired and your SP has been renewed. You can also go back to China smoothly, and the weird people at customs won't throw you out... However, if you return to your home country to apply for a visa, it will be faster to apply at the visa application center.

Don't apply in Canada and return to your home country. Although this depends on the month of the year when you return home. If you go back to China, it will be relatively fast, but you will be very nervous, and if you don't come, you will be blind...

But you must apply for a visa when you return to your home country, and generally you will not have any problems applying for a visa. Basically, there will be no visa refusal.

Take your transcript, passport, passport**, bank certificate, and proof of enrollment back to your home country, don't forget, otherwise you will be blind when you return to China, if you can't apply for a visa in China, you won't be able to go back to Canada, you know... Be sure to remember to apply...

I waited for almost two weeks, and I went to do it as soon as I returned to China, and I went to get it when I was about to leave.

Go to the Canadian Visa Application Center** and look at the documents you want to bring, fill them out, fill them out, and then bring them over.

If you have a visa, it's okay if you have a study visa, I was half a year late to renew it, and I didn't ask anything when I returned home.