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Study permit application result

If your application is approved, you will receive a letter from IRCC. “Officially, it’s called the port of entry (POE) letter of introduction. But this letter is sometimes called the:

  • correspondence letter

  • introduction letter

  • introductory letter”

Source: cic.gc.ca

When you receive the letter, you must make sure that all the information is correct. If this is not the case, you must have the information corrected using the IRCC web form.

This letter only states that your application for a study permit in Canada has received initial approval from IRCC. The final decision to issue a study permit and authorize entry into Canada will be made by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) upon your arrival in Canada.

To find out what your options are in the event of a refusal, see the Rejection letter section.

To understand the reason for refusal, see Understanding the reasons for rejection section.

For information on the requirements involved in changing educational institutions, see the Change of designated learning institution (DLI) section.