If you are planning to study in Canada for a period of more than six months, you will require a study permit. A study permit is a document that gives you permission to remain and study in Canada. You will need a study permit to cover the entire duration of your studies and you must comply with its conditions.
Once you have received a letter of acceptance from New Brunswick Community College, it is necessary to begin applying for a study permit. All study permit applications should be submitted online, unless you meet some very .
Generally, most study permit applicants should submit their study permit application from outside of Canada. There are where an individual may apply for a study permit from inside Canada or at a port-of-entry (POE) into Canada.
Depending where you live and are submitting your study permit application, the documents required for your application can vary. We have outlined some common supporting documents below, but all students should also review the for the region where you will be submitting your study permit application.
If you are a legal resident in Antigua and Barbuda, Brazil, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, India, Morocco, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Senegal, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, or Vietnam, you may be eligible to get a decision on your study permit application faster by using the Student Direct Stream (SDS). Information on applying for your study permit through the SDS can be found on .
In order to receive a permit to study at New Brunswick Community College (พรพรสำฦต), you will need to include the school’s designated learning institution number (DLI) in your application to Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
You can find your DLI number on your พรพรสำฦต letter of acceptance, starting with the letter “O”. The number is O19391556439. All six (6) พรพรสำฦต campuses (Fredericton, Miramichi, Moncton, Saint John, St. Andrews and Woodstock) use the same DLI number of O19391556439.Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) issues approximate study permit processing times that can be viewed . It’s important to note that the processing times can fluctuate and vary from the information provided on that site.
We recommend submitting your study permit application as soon as possible after receiving your พรพรสำฦต letter of acceptance.
If your study permit application is approved by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), you will receive a letter of introduction. The letter of introduction (also called the port of entry introduction letter) is not your study permit, it is the letter that confirms that your application for a study permit has been approved. When you enter Canada you will need to present this at your port-of-entry (POE) to get your study permit printed.
If your study permit is still valid, you or apply for a new permit if you’re moving between school levels. This could be:
If your study permit will expire, you need to .
You must apply for a before the expiry date on your current study permit if you would like to continue studying in Canada. It is recommended you apply a minimum of 30 days before the expiry of your status. If you apply for an extension prior to the expiry date of your current permit, you will benefit from should your study permit expire before you receive a decision on your extension application. Review the resources to help you submit your study permit extension located in the While at พรพรสำฦต section of this page.
If you are currently inside Canada with a valid study permit and are transferring to พรพรสำฦต, you must notify Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). You can do so by changing your designated learning institution (DLI) number on your . for more information.
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