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本帖最后由 zhangyu316 于 2013-2-10 23:39 编辑
CIC的网申系统以前只适用于加拿大境内申请人,但是从12月15号开始,它的全球网申系统E-APPS开始正式启用,也就是说以后在中国也可以通过这个网申系统申请学签、探亲、工签等临时访问签证了。
具体细节如下:Summary
E-Apps will provide clients worldwide with an additional option to submit an application for a Temporary Resident Visa, Study Permit or Work Permit using the Come to Canada Wizard [Note 1] and the MyCIC portal. E-Apps moves all of the information submitted with an application into an electronic format. This will help Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) to manage its workload more efficiently by allowing the Department to transfer temporary resident applications electronically to offices within the global network where capacity exists.
Background
With the deployment of the Global Case Management System (GCMS) Release 4.0 for e-Apps on December 15, 2012, applicants for Temporary Resident Visas, Visitor Extensions, Study and Work Permits, whether they are in Canada or abroad, will be able to submit their applications electronically. Applicants will be able to pay online, submit their applications online and upload their supporting documents. Applicants for other lines of business such as permanent residence, permanent resident travel documents and temporary resident permits, are not eligible to apply online at this time.
The new e-Apps system will not be mandatory. All clients will still be able to submit paper applications to a Case Processing Centre (CPC), visa office or Visa Application Centre (VAC). E-Apps complements the global roll-out of GCMS and allows CIC to be more efficient, cost-effective, and innovative in leveraging the global network of offices and decision makers. It will also provide clients with consistent information which will assist them in completing their application correctly. This standardization will reduce errors that can cause processing delays and assist the Department in achieving its service standard goals.
Since 2009, in-Canada applicants have been able to apply online for Study and Work Permits, as well as extend visitor status using the current e-Application system which directly feeds into the CPC System. In addition, since 2011, the Visa Exempt Study Permit Abroad (VESPA) program has been available to applicants from fourteen visa-exempt and medically-exempt countries. The former e-Apps will be phased out with the introduction of the new, global e-Apps program. With the launch of the new e-Apps, applicants from all countries will be given the option to apply using the new online system and therefore the VESPA pilot program effectively ends.
具体要求:
In order to use e-Apps, applicants must meet ALL of the following requirements:
Be able to pay the application fee via the e-Payment system (credit card only – no payment at a financial institution). For example, some countries do not permit their citizens to use a credit card that can make an international transaction for the fee; therefore, unless they have someone to pay on their behalf, they would have to submit a paper application by mail or through a VAC.
Have a valid email address.
Have access to a scanner or camera to make electronic images of their documents, which can be uploaded to their computer. Clients may scan documents (up to 4 MB/file) in the following file formats: PNG, DOC, DOCX, JPEG and PDF. These requirements are outlined in the online instructions to the client.
E-Apps can support up to 6 family members in one MyCIC submission. Families of more than 6 persons should make two submissions or apply on paper.
Online applications must be completed in English or French. If the application is submitted in any other language, it will be refused. Documentation issued in any language other than Canada’s official languages, must be submitted with an official English or French translation.
Applicants under the age of 16, who wish to use the online application, will require a Parent or Legal Guardian to submit the online application on their behalf through the Parent or Legal Guardian's MyCIC Account. The signature is recorded in the e-Application system and then inserted into the Notes area of GCMS under the client’s application. The 2 Dimensional (2D) Bar Code application form contains the child’s personal information and therefore the Temporary Resident Visa/Study Permit will be issued based on this information.
网申需要先去 come to canada 回答一些问题得到personal checklist code,注册一个mycic账户,按照上面给出的文件清单准备文件并扫描成电子版提交,最后CIC审核通过会通知相应的你往指定的visa office邮寄护照。
具体步骤我已经截图
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