شرایط جدید ویزای دانشجویی کانادا در سال 2014 New regulations for international students in Canada finalized

شرایط جدید ویزای دانشجویی کانادا در سال 2014  New regulations for international students in Canada finalized

در مورخ 12 فوریه 2014 (23بهمن ماه 1392) شرایط جدیدی از سوی دولت کانادا برای ویزاهای دانشجویی مقرر گردید. این قوانین در بعضی موارد سخت شده است. البته دولت کانادا تمام سعی خود را بر جذب دانشجویان بین المللی نخبه معطوف نموده است. قبلا در مورد ویزای های دانشجویی به تفصیل توضیح داده بودیم که در موارد زیر تغییرات به شرح زیر می باشند:

1-     دانشجویان باید در دانشگاهی که برای آن مجوز گرفته اند ، ثبت نام نمایند و گرنه از کانادا اخراج خواهند شد. در گذشته شما به صرف کسب مجوز پیش ثبت نام از دانشگاه، می توانستید در کانادا بمانید.

2-     دانشجویانی که دارای ویزای دانشجویی با اعتبار بیش از 6 ماه در کانادا هستند،میتوانند به مدت 20 ساعت در هفته و در طی زمان های تعطیلی به صورت فول تایم و بدون نیاز به ویزای کار، مشغول به کار شوند. در گذشته دانشجویان مجوز کار نداشتند.

3-     افرادی که با ویزای دانشجویی  در کانادا می باشند، به شرط  اینکه در مقطع پیش دانشگاهی ثبت نامه یا توسط دانشگاهی پذیرفته شده باشند، می توانند درخواست ویزای دانشجویی دهند.

4-     بعد از پایان ویزای دانشجویی 90 روز دانشجو فرصت ترک کانادا را خواهد داشت، به شرط آنکه تقاضای ویزای کار بدهد.

5-     شرایط جذب دانشجو توسط دولت های استانی طی ماه های آینده اعلام خواهد شد.

6-     افرادی که هم اکنون مشغول به تحصیل در کانادا می باشند، تا 3 سال جزو این قانون نخواهند بود.

به نظر آقای گنجی – وکیل رسمی مهاجرت کانادا – این تغییرات در مورد ویزای دانشجویی، برای جلوگیری از تغلب برای افرادی که به قصد ویزای دانشجویی درخواست اقامت می کنند و جذب بیشتر دانشجویان نخبه و ایجاد کیفیت بیشتر در زمینه تحصیلات دانشگاهی کانادا صورت گرفته است.

در هر صورت هنوز هم دانشجویان می توانند با داشتن نمره آیلتس بالا و نمرات خوب دانشگاهی برای تحصیل در کانادا اقدام کنند. البته شرایط  اخذ ویزا هنوز سختر از اخذ پذیرش دانشگاهی است. پیشنهاد می کنیم شانس خود را برای اقدام از طریق نیروی متخصص فدرال ونیروی متخصص کبک و استفاده از امکانات تحصیل رایگان برای افراد زیر 35 سال و دارای مدرک زبان، را از دست ندهید. با تکمیل فرم ارزیابی سازمان مهاجرتی گنجی می توانید شرایط خود را بسنجید.

New regulations for international students finalized

February 12, 2014 — New rules that aim to strengthen Canada’s status as a study destination of choice for prospective international students will take effect on June 1, 2014.

The new regulations will improve services to genuine students, while protecting Canada’s international reputation for high-quality education and reducing the potential for fraud and misuse of the program.

Here is a summary of the changes:

Current regulations	New regulations, as of June 1, 2014
Applicants must show that they intend to pursue studies in Canada when applying for a study permit.	Applicants must enrol in and continue to pursue studies in Canada.  Failure to do so could lead to removal from Canada.
Applicants may apply for a study permit to pursue studies at any educational institution in Canada.	Study permits will only be issued to successful applicants who are pursuing studies at an educational institution that has been designated to receive international students.
Study permit holders pursuing studies at publicly-funded and certain privately-funded post-secondary institutions must apply for an Off-Campus Work Permit to be able to work up to 20 hours per week off-campus during the academic session and full-time during scheduled breaks.	Study permits will automatically authorize the holder to work off-campus for up to 20 hours per week during the academic session and full-time during scheduled breaks without the need to apply for a separate work permit. The study permit holder must be pursuing academic, vocational or professional training of six months or more that leads to a degree, diploma or certificate at a designated institution.
Any international student can apply for a Co-Op Work Permit if a co-op placement is an integral element of their course of study.	Only international students who are pursuing studies at a secondary school or at a designated institution may apply for a Co-Op Work Permit if a co-op placement is an integral part of their course of study.
Visitors may not apply for a study permit from within Canada	Visitors may apply for a study permit from within Canada if they are at the pre-school, primary or secondary level, are on an academic exchange or a visiting student at a designated learning institution, or have completed a course or program of study that is a condition for acceptance at a designated learning institution.
International students who have completed their studies but hold valid study permits can remain legally in Canada until the expiration of their study permit.	A study permit becomes invalid 90 days following the completion of studies unless the foreign national also possesses a valid work permit or another authorization to remain in Canada.
There are no references in existing regulations that clearly state that Registered Indians who are also foreign nationals are exempt from the requirement to obtain a study permit.	Registered Indians who are also foreign nationals may study in Canada without a study permit as they have the right of entry into Canada.
Study permit holders are not authorized to work after the completion of their studies while awaiting approval of their Post-Graduation Work Permit	Eligible international graduates will be authorized to work full-time after their studies are completed until a decision is made on their application for a Post-Graduation Work Permit.

Additional information

• Education is the responsibility of the provinces and territories. The educational institutions that will be designated will be determined by provincial and territorial governments in coming months.
• International students enrolling in courses in Canada that will last six months or less do not need a study permit. This is not changing. Students from countries whose citizens require a visitor visa will still need a valid visitor visa.
• Study permit holders who are studying at a non-designated institution when the new regulations come into effect will be permitted to complete their program of study, up to a maximum of three years after the regulations take effect.
• International students who are studying at a non-designated institution and hold either an Off-Campus Work Permit or a Co-Op Work Permit will be permitted to continue to use, and renew if necessary, those work permits until they complete their program of study, up to a maximum of three years after the regulations take effect.
• Additional operational measures to support transitional regulations will be announced closer to June 1, 2014, when the new rules take effect.

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