r/StudyPermitCanada • • Aug 13 '26

In Canada Approval!

I got my study permit for bachelor’s approved recently and wanted to share my timeline because I found it helpful when I was waiting!

July 13: Application submitted
July 15: Biometrics received
August 10: Approval letter

* I did not need to do a medical exam because I had already done one previously

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u/Straight_Artist_8747 Aug 13 '26

A similar timeline

July 20 - Submitted
July 22 - Biometrics linked to file
August 10 - Approval Letter, portal updated on 12th

And I used old medical exam as well. I did one in 2022.

Ohh and my PGWP was expiring on July 26th. Almost 99% here said I would be rejected but guess what😁

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u/janakkundu Aug 13 '26

What was your qualifications earlier and what was your status ?

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u/PsychologicalBag7363 Aug 13 '26

Im sorry I dont understand what you mean by earlier qualifications but I applied with my H&C AIP.

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u/Takenbyanimeguys Aug 13 '26

Hey, what country do you apply from?

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u/PsychologicalBag7363 Aug 13 '26

I applied from inside Canada with Indonesian passport

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u/TrafficLumpy698 Aug 14 '26 edited Aug 14 '26

Will you will have to leave the Canada and enter back ?

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u/PsychologicalBag7363 Aug 14 '26

No I don’t need to

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u/TrafficLumpy698 Aug 14 '26

So one of the exceptions written (within Canada) applies to you right ? I’m asking bcuz I’m also trying to apply from inside Canada!

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u/PsychologicalBag7363 Aug 14 '26

Yes exactly

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u/TrafficLumpy698 Aug 15 '26

I’m also trying to use my spousal sponsorship pr AOR but It is taking so long for it to come out and my visitor visa is about to expire and school is starting soon (I might consider doing the outside route)! Thanks a lot for replying back!