Once I receive an admission offer, what are the next steps in the application process in Canada?
Once you receive an admission offer, your next steps are:
1. Accept the offer by confirming through the university portal and paying any required tuition deposit.
2. Wait for the official Letter of Acceptance (LOA), which you’ll need for your Canadian study permit application.
3. Apply for your study permit using the LOA, proof of funds, passport, and other required documents.
4. Arrange finances and secure accommodation (on-campus or off-campus).
5. Prepare for departure: book your flight, attend pre-departure sessions, and arrange health insurance if needed.
6. On arrival in Canada, complete immigration procedures and attend orientation.
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