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IMMIGRATION SERVICES
The Canadian High Commission (CHC) in New Delhi directly handles
all immigration enquiries and applications.
Application
for Canadian Visa: To apply for a visa to Canada,
your duly completed visa application form, along with supporting
documents, must be sent (or personally submitted) to the Immigration
Section, Canadian High Commission, New Delhi for processing.
Further information regarding visas is available on the website:
http://geo.international.gc.ca/asia/new-delhi/site/visas-en.asp
Detailed information includes how and where to apply, costs, duration,
and the necessary supporting documents. The application forms are
available for downloading at this website.
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS
APPLYING FOR CANADIAN VISA BY MAIL
(1) Standard Processing Time
Please be informed that the standard processing
time for applications received by mail at the Canadian High Commission
in Delhi remains two weeks. Applications may move a little more
quickly if addressed as below:
URGENT ATTENTION: TR UNIT
Canadian High Commission
Immigration Section
Shantipath, Chanakyapuri
P.O. Box 5209
New Delhi
110 021 India
(2) Bank Processing Fee
In addition to the Visa Fee in the form of a Bank
Draft payable to the Canadian High Commission, a separate (second)
Demand Draft in the amount of Indian Rupees 56 payable to the Bank
of America must accompany the application. Cash enclosed in the
envelope will not be acceptable.
E-mail
Enquiry Service:
The
Visa and Immigration has now set up an e-mail enquiry service for
those who wish to get a direct line to the High Commission regarding
their applications. For information on the e-mail reply service,
please follow the link http://geo.international.gc.ca/asia/new-delhi/site/emailenquiries-en.asp
The Canadian Embassy to Nepal will not provide this service, given
the ease with which the applicants can make this request on their
own behalf.
Privacy
Act:
In case of someone other than the applicant enquiring about an application,
please ensure that you have a written 'authorization to disclose
personal information' from the applicant. This form can be downloaded
from http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/IMM5475E.pdf
Canada's Privacy Legislation precludes the Canadian High Commission
from entertaining correspondence to anyone other than the applicant
without such an authority.
Refugees: The UNHCR is the only referring agency
to the CHC for refugee applicants. Bhutanese and Tibetans living
in Nepal who wish to apply as refugees will be required to contact
the UNHCR office in Kathmandu at Anil Kuti, Maharajgunj, GPO Box
2374, Kathmandu. Phone: 977-1-4414724
NOTICE TO POTENTIAL STUDENTS
TO CANADA
There
have been a number of reports of fake assurances that speak of
guaranty of study in Canada and of Canadian “college” visa scam.
To
avoid being cheated, Nepalese students who intend to study in
Canada are urged to refer to the following websites on studying
in Canada:
http://www.studycanada.ca/english/index.htm
(the general website); and
www.livelearnandsucceed.gc.ca
(the Government of Canada website).
Tips
for potential students:
- You
should always verify that the university or college you intend
to join is a member of
at least one of the two recognized Canadian associations
- Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC): www.aucc.ca
- Association of Community Colleges of Canada (ACCC): www.accc.ca
- Apply
to the college/university directly, whenever possible.
-
Speak to Canadian colleges/universities
who recruit directly at education fairs. Use of an
agent
is not required.
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