Is it mandatory to provide my current CTC (cost to company) or salary details for the application?
23 Jun 2026 · Answered by Mahalakshmi K · 1 min read
No, you are not required to provide your current CTC (cost to company) or salary details when applying for a Canadian study permit.
The main requirement is to show you have enough funds for tuition, living expenses, and travel. This is usually done with documents like bank statements, a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC), proof of student loan, or a sponsor letter.
If your employment is funding your studies, submitting salary details and employment proof can help demonstrate financial stability, but it is not mandatory.
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