Study in Prince Edward Island province, Canada

Welcome, incoming international students! We're looking forward to your arrival at UPEI.
Apply for a Study Permit
If you wish to study in Canada you will need a Canadian Study Permit. The Canadian government's Department of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) issue study permits. Visit their website to find out more information about study permits.
Welcome, incoming international students! We're looking forward to your arrival at UPEI.

I have received a letter of acceptance from UPEI. What should I do now?

We are excited to continue these discussions and look forward to having you join us at UPEI. While we cannot provide immigration advice we can direct you to the proper IRCC websites to assist you with your study permit application.
Apply for on-campus housing
You need to apply for on-campus housing (residence) separately. We have some exciting residence options, but spaces are very limited, so apply early. If you apply after March 31, you may not get a space.
Do I need other documentation?
Depending on your country of origin you will also need either a Temporary Resident Visa(TRV) or an electronic travel authorization (eTA). To find out which travel document you require to visit the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada websitefor more information.

 Culled from http://www.upei.ca/studentlife/incoming-international-students

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