“We urge students who are still waiting the outcome of their visa applications at this stage to contact their Designated Learning Institution in Canada to discuss options should they be unable to arrive in time for the start of classes.”
The Canadian High Commission in Delhi, sent out a series of tweets, saying that thousands of Indian students were receiving their visas every week.
The High Commission said it understood their “frustration and disappointment”, and assured that it was working to improve the situation, reported PTI.
“Many thousands of students in India are receiving their visas each week. We will continue to make every effort to reduce wait times against an unprecedented volume of applications received.”
“We understand your frustration and disappointment and want to assure you that we are working to improve the situation. In fact, we have been processing applications throughout the year, including study permits for the September 2022 intake,” the High Commission said on August 18.
“Many thousands of students in India are receiving their visas each week. We will continue to make every effort to reduce wait times against an unprecedented volume of applications received,” the High Commission said. It said the current processing time for study permit applications globally was 12 weeks. “While processing times in India have been higher in 2022, we are making every effort to reduce wait times in our services globally,” the High Commission said.
“We urge students who are still waiting the outcome of their visa applications at this stage to contact their Designated Learning Institution in Canada to discuss options should they be unable to arrive in time for the start of classes,” it said.
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