A foreign national child under the age of majority, (18 or 19 depending on the legal definition of each province), may be issued a study permit upon proper required documents are submitted to ensure the care and safety of the child while studying in Canada. To obtain the study permit, at minimum an adult relative in Canada (exp. parent, grandparent, sibling, aunt, and uncle) should submit the following documents evidencing preparation to accept the responsibility as a Guardian of the child during his/her study:
As a lawyer and notary public for many universities and colleges in Ontario dealing specifically with study permits for foreign students, my credentials and seal are on file with CIC. I am happy to answer additional questions you may have about the study permit for minor children application process via email [email protected]
- The Custodianship Declaration for Minors Studying in Canada (CIC)
- An invitation letter detailing the relationship with the child and evidence of ability to support the child.
- Acceptance letter from the school - university - college
- Evidence of health insurance for the child during the study period - exp. UHIP and similar health coverage, and
- A copy of identifications of the Guardian in Canada - exp. Passport, PR card, Citizenship Card etc.
As a lawyer and notary public for many universities and colleges in Ontario dealing specifically with study permits for foreign students, my credentials and seal are on file with CIC. I am happy to answer additional questions you may have about the study permit for minor children application process via email [email protected]
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