The post-secondary institution might issue an offer on: A program selection that was included on the application An Alternate Offer (for a different program) An English Proficiency (ESL/EAP) Program Accept a Pre-Admittance Some institutions might issue a

If you are working with an agent, they created your account and application, and you might not have access to the account. If you have questions about your application, you must contact your agent. Getting access to your account If

Review the Order Summary On the Pay and Submit page, the amount owed is displayed in the Order Summary section. In the following example, a $100 application fee is owed. If you have a coupon, enter the code in the

There could be a time when you do not want to continue with an existing application and want to close it. Here is an example: You have an existing application and want to create a new one. To close an

When your Visa or Study Permit application is approved, you must notify the post-secondary institution. Log into your account. On the Dashboard, select the offer that you want to view. On the Offer Details page, select Visa Received . A

Can I add new program choices to my application? Yes, if you don't have the maximum number of program choices in your application, you may be able to add program choices. Contact the International Admissions department to confirm the

Before You Apply If you’re not sure if you're an international student, see International or Domestic - How Do I Know . For more information about the OCAS International application process, begin by reading Applying to a Post-secondary Institution

Now that you have added all the required details about yourself, you can add program choices to your application. Important : The number of programs that you can add to a single application varies depending on the institution. For example, some

Once the post-secondary institution receives the necessary payment, such as a deposit amount or tuition amount as defined in the Letter of Acceptance, the Offer state will change to “Paid.” A payment receipt is available for download in the

Now that you have an account and can log in, you can create an application to attend a post-secondary institution. You can begin by uploading your passport, adding details about yourself, and reviewing some information about the institution that

initial. Select My Account . In the navigation pane, select Manage Email . Select Change Email . A verification code is sent to your current email address. Note : if you do not have access to your current username email address, you will not

Now that you have added all the required information, made your program selections, and uploaded the supporting documents, you should take some time to review your application. Review the information in each of the sections of the application, making sure

Now that you have added your education and English proficiency details, the next step is to upload the required supporting documents. The Supporting Documents page is organized into groups based on document categories. Proof of Citizenship - A passport is a

If you accept an offer and then change your mind, you have options, depending on the status of your offer. Here are some examples: If the offer status is Paid , you could submit a request to defer the offer to

How do I reset my password? If you are having trouble logging in to your account, you can try to reset the password. Go to the International Application Service login page . Select Forgot password and follow the instructions. Note : The

The next step in the application process is to add details about the schools you attended and, if required, your English proficiency test results. The programs that you chose are displayed, along with admission requirements, if applicable. Add Education Details

The Application Process We are excited that you decided to apply to a post-secondary institution in Ontario and want to help you get started with your application. The application process differs, depending on which institution you want to apply

As of January 22, 2024, international applicants who are applying for a study permit in Canada must have a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL). As part of the changes to the study permit requirements, each province and territory in Canada has