
MINOR CHILDREN STUDYING IN CANADA If you are a minor child already in Canada: In Canada, each province and territory decides the age of majority. Anyone under the age of majority is considered to be a ‘minor child’. Parents (Guardian) /Custodian Permission: The Visa Officer must be satisfied that adequate arrangements are in place for the care and support of minor children who are unable to support themselves. Minors Traveling Alone: Minors traveling without their parents require a letter of permission from the non-accompanying parent(s) and a letter from their custodian in Canada. Study Permit Duration for Minors: Minor children from outside Canada must apply for a Study Permit if they are coming to Canada to study. |
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