Another way to study in Canada is through the Non-SDS, often known as the General Category. Students who are unable to satisfy the SDS standards can apply for Non-SDS Canada.
A student’s study permit, temporary residence visa (TRV), or any other Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) document will not be issued after your passport expires.
When the student arrives in Canada, he will receive CAD 2,000, plus any interest, deposited into his student bank account. In addition, he will receive CAD 667 per month for the next 12 months.
they can initially deposit six months’ tuition costs for the DLI under the Non-SDS visa criteria. Students can provide evidence to show that they are financially stable.
In most cases, visa officials are unable to contact every student for an interview. As a result, assessing the student profile is quite beneficial to them.
Students in Non-SDS must produce financial documentation that demonstrates their financial stability, such as Proof of Income (Income Tax Returns, Form-16, J-Forms).