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ApplyBoard partners with Canada's TD bank - Vimarsana News

ApplyBoard partners with Canada's TD bank

Student consultancy ApplyBoard has signed an agreement with one of Canada's largest banks to assist students from top source countries with their finances.

ApplyBoard partners with Canada's TD bank - Vimarsana News

ApplyBoard partners with Canada's TD bank

Student consultancy ApplyBoard has signed an agreement with one of Canada's largest banks to assist students from top source countries with their finances.

IRCC Introduces New Approved English Language Tests For Student Direct Stream (SDS) Applicants - Vimarsana News

IRCC Introduces New Approved English Language Tests For Student Direct Stream (SDS) Applicants

(CTN NEWS) - Starting from August 10, 2023, Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has integrated four recently sanctioned English language examinations for applicants applying through the Student Direct Stream (SDS).

Review sees TOEFL acceptance for Aus visas paused - Vimarsana News

Review sees TOEFL acceptance for Aus visas paused

The TOEFL iBT will be unavailable for Australian visa purposes as an "enhanced" test is rolled out and authorities review the new exam.

Why Student Direct Stream is the best way to apply for your Canadian student visa - Vimarsana News

Why Student Direct Stream is the best way to apply for your Canadian student visa

The Student Direct Stream (SDS) is a program that allows eligible international students from 14 countries to expedite the processing of their Canadian study permit. SDS applications are processed within 20 days, requiring biometrics and meeting all eligible requirements. Indian students applying for a Canadian study permit via SDS have a much higher approval rate compared to non-SDS applicants.