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Proof of funds info

Submitted by Ehab Feroze
on Tue, 06/13/2017 - 00:40

Hi there,
My name is Ehab and I recently got admitted into Brandon University for a BSC program. I had some questions in regards to the requirement of funds for the study permit. I currently have $20,000 in my account and the fees for the program per year are approximate $8000. My uncle is also willing to finance my expenses in Canada and will write a letter and provide proof (bank statement). So my question is would this be good enough to attain a study permit? Your assistance on this matter would be highly appreciated. Thanks.

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Sabrina Collier
Tue, 06/13/2017 - 09:42 Permalink

Hi Ehab, the letter needs to be written by your uncle rather than yourself. Other than that, I think you should be able to gain a Canadian study permit - you can read more about the requirements here. Hope this helps!

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Hi Sabrina, thank you for the response and your assistance. One more thing I need to clarify, in the acceptance letter, the university has given an approximate requirement of funds i.e. $25000 (this is an approximate for my other expenses) so would my permit be based on these requirements, or the fact that I should have $8000 which is tuition and $10,000 which is the general requirement from the embassy? Thank you once again.

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Hi Ehab, it sounds like the university's approximate requirement of funds is just an advisory amount based on the living costs of that particular area - your study permit will be based on the amount required by the government of Canada (tuition plus CA$10,000 or CA$11,000 if you're studying in Quebec). In other words, it's recommended (but not essential for your study permit) to have the amount stated by your university.

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