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What is SDS and non SDS?

What is SDS and non SDS?

SDS stands for Student Direct Stream, formerly known as Students Partner Program, and is open to certain countries like India, Brazil, etc. Whereas, Non-SDS is a general visa application process for temporary residence for work, study, and immigration in Canada.

Which one is better SDS or non-SDS?

Less Documentation: Under the SDS category, candidates don’t have to submit many documents to provide financial eligibility. Whereas in the Non-SDS approach, the number of documents is more. Fast Process: SDS approach is streamlined and simple as compared to Non-SDS. The entire time duration takes around 45 days.

What is the SDS study permit?

Launched in 2018, SDS offers fast-track study permit processing for eligible students from specific countries. When SDS was launched, it covered students from China, India, Philippines, and Vietnam only. This list was expanded in 2019 to include Pakistan, Morocco, and Senegal.

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How to get a study permit in Canada?

You might be able to get your study permit faster by applying online through the Student Direct Stream. Access to a scanner or camera to create electronic copies of your documents to upload, and Read the instruction guide to get all the details to apply on paper. Once you have read the guide, you can prepare your application package.

How to get a study permit for China?

Do you live in China, India, Morocco, Pakistan, the Philippines, Senegal or Vietnam? You might be able to get your study permit faster by applying online through the Student Direct Stream. Access to a scanner or camera to create electronic copies of your documents to upload, and Read the instruction guide to get all the details to apply on paper.

Where can I find the Student Direct Stream (SDS)?

It is posted on the department’s website as a courtesy to stakeholders. The Student Direct Stream (SDS) is an expedited study permit processing program for those who are applying to study in Canada at a post-secondary designated learning institution (DLI). The SDS is available to legal residents who also reside in