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Canadian High Commission in India has announced changes in Study Visa requirements under SPP & University categories for 2013 intakes as mentioned below: New SPP rules for 2013 intakes for Indian Students:
Under SPP in India, the following requirement are still the same:
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Here is how you can obtain a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC): According to Citizenship and Immigration Canada guidelines, you will require approximately $10,000 CAD per year, not including tuition fees, to cover your living expenses. This requirement is fulfilled through the purchase of a participating GIC, and evidence that you have paid your tuition. At present, Scotiabank is the only participating Canadian financial institution. Apply for the Scotiabank Student GIC Program, by visiting their website at http://www.scotiabank.com/ca/en/0,,5698,00.html, to learn more about the GIC and download the GIC Application form. Once your Scotiabank Student GIC has been opened, you may transfer funds to your account in Canada by using any bank in India in which you hold your account.
The updated list of SPP Colleges & Universities for Indian Students for 2013 intakes: |
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The List of Approved Banks by CHC Canadian High Commission, India for Education Loan purpose for 2013 intakes:
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