According to the announcement posted on the Government of Canada website, the designated educational institutions will be reopened to international students.
As of October 20, 2020, some designated learning institutions (DLIs) are now able to reopen to international students who aren’t currently in Canada and who:
– have, or have been approved for, a study permit.
– are travelling to Canada for a non-discretionary or non-optional purpose.
COVID-19 readiness plan for DLIs
To be able to reopen to international students who aren’t currently in Canada, DLIs must have a COVID-19 readiness plan approved by their province or territory that:
protects the health and safety of all students and the surrounding community.
describes how they will manage the mandatory 14-day quarantine period for international students, including arrangements for transportation to the students’ quarantine location.
provides information and support to international students about
– how they can get the items they need for their quarantine, like food and medications,
– health insurance,
– remaining healthy while in Canada.
Studying at an approved DLI
You must be studying at one of the approved DLIs included below to be able to travel to Canada. We will only add DLIs if their provincial or territorial government has approved their COVID-19 readiness plan.
If your DLI isn’t included below, you can’t travel to Canada to study at this time. If you try to travel to Canada when your DLI isn’t included, you may not be allowed to board your flight or you may be turned away at the port of entry.
Family members who will be coming with you to Canada can’t travel to Canada before you do.
Source of the content: www.canada.ca
Source of the image: www.studyinternational.com
