Find everything you need to know about life as an international student at UBC’s Vancouver campus.<\/p>\n
Apply for your Study Permit as early as possible.<\/strong> Every year we have students who don\u2019t don\u2019t get their visas in time and cannot attend the program. Please follow the steps below to begin your study permit application.<\/p>\n 1. Review our study permit tutorials to guide your through the application.<\/p>\n 2. Reach out to our International Student Advisor if you require additional assistance. The RHL Graduate School has a dedicated Registered Canadian Immigration Consultant to help with details of your case and application. Please see his contact information below:<\/p>\n David Sage<\/strong>, Registered Canadian Immigration Consultant David works with the International Student Advising Team at International House<\/a> but is dedicated to helping RHL students so please reach out to him directly for the quickest response.You can set up a call with David after making initial contact through email.<\/strong> In your initial ask, please make sure to include:\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n 3. Other notes about your application:<\/p>\n Before arrival, check your immigration documents to make sure that they are accurate and valid. Please note when they need to be renewed. More information on these topics can be found at:<\/p>\n \n<\/div>\n \n<\/div>\n Find everything you need to know about life as an international student at UBC's Vancouver campus in the\u00a0International Student Guide.\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n While at UBC, there is English language support<\/a> to help you with both spoken and written English. Even if you feel confident in your English skills, you may want to take advantage of the presentation coaching sessions or business writing textbooks that will\u00a0support you in mastering your coursework.<\/p>\n \n<\/div>\n Canada represents a mosaic of people linked to various social, ethnic, and linguistic groups from across the country and, increasingly, the world. Despite their differences, many people in Canada are united through some shared values and experiences. If you came to UBC from another country, the link below will provide you with some resources to help you settle into your new life in Canada.<\/p>\n\n
\nEmail:<\/strong> intlubc@students.ubc.ca<\/p>\n\n
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Healthcare for International Students<\/a><\/h3>
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Resources<\/a><\/h3>
International Student Guide<\/h5>\n
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Adjusting to Life in Canada<\/a><\/h3>