A study permit lets you study at a designated learning institution in Canada. Officers look for a real admission, money for tuition and living costs, a study plan that makes sense for your background, and reasons you will leave at the end of your stay.
This is a checklist and refusal-risk reading from your answers, not an IRCC application.
Questions cover what you will study, whether a school has accepted you, who pays and what the money covers, your ties home and your travel history.
Educational only — not a filing recommendation, not legal advice, and not an approval prediction.
Questions below start from this visa’s destination and goal. You can change any answer.