Frequently Ask Questions
Q: how long it takes to get admission into any Canadian institutes?
A: It depends on the individual institutes and the level of education (undergraduate or post graduate) that the student is applying for. Usually colleges takes 2-3 weeks to issue an offer letter while universities take little longer.
Q: how long it takes to get an I20?
A: it may vary from 2 weeks to 2 months. Individual colleges or universities have their own processing time to issue an I20.
Q: How long it takes to get a CAS letter from universities in UK?
A: once the student fulfil all the conditions (if any) stated in his or her offer letter and pays the required tuition deposit, student receives CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) letter within 5 to 7 working days.
Q: Do the student need to show financial statement before receiving CAS from UK?
A: Yes, student need to show matured financial statement (at least 28 days old) before receiving CAS letter from the university in UK.
Q: is there any interview for students before getting a visa decision in Canada?
A: not likely. Students submit their documents through VFS without facing any interview.
Q: is there any interview for the visa application of USA?
A: Yes. Students should take all the necessary supporting documents including appointment schedule page, DS160 confirmation page, photo, passport, I20, SEVIS information with them while giving the interview.
Q: I do not have any IELTS or other English Proficiency Certificates. Can I apply to UK for study?
A: yes, you can. Students with low or no English proficiency score, can apply for any foundation course or can get direct admission with Entry Test to a good number of institutes in UK.
Q: how long it takes to receive a decision on visa application in UK?
A: According to the latest information on immigration sites of UK and partner agency, it usually takes 15 working days to receive a decision on visa application from the date the applicant submit biometric. However, it may take longer in some cases depending on the circumstances of the individual applications.