Canada tightens financial scrutiny rules for international study permit applicants
Canada has revised its study permit regulations, introducing stricter financial checks for international students seeking to study there. Immigration officers are now required to evaluate not just the amount of funds an applicant holds, but also the source of those funds. This marks a broader assessment process compared to previous guidelines, which were more focused on high-risk environments. Applicants may be asked to submit additional financial and employment documents as part of the verification process. Notably, the minimum financial threshold required to obtain a study permit has not been changed under the new rules.
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