When you arrive at the airport or port of entry you should be ready to present the following documents. Make sure you pack them in your carry-on bag and not in your check-in bag:
- Original Humber Letter of Acceptance
- Humber Co-op Letter (only if you have a placement in your program)
- A passport, valid for the duration of your stay
- Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or eTA
- Letter of Introduction (approval letter issued by the Canadian Embassy)
- Proof of funds for the duration of your stay in Canada
- Proof you have paid your deposit to Humber. You will find your receipt by checking MyHumber under Student Account.
- Any other documents you used when you applied for your Study Permit
Based on the documents you present, the border officer will assess you and make a decision to issue your Study Permit.
If you have a placement in your program, you may present the Co-op Letter to the border officer and request to issue a Co-op Work Permit in addition to your Study Permit.
Get more information from the CATSA/ACTSA website.
