Many overseas students, whose visas are valid for up to two years, were in a state of widespread fear as a result of the correspondence. After the IRCC strengthened its regulations to control the entry of international students, the documents were requested to be resubmitted. Stricter financial conditions and the investigation of possible admittance caps are among the measures.
A similar spike in email usage was noted last week, particularly among punjabi students, according to TOI. To confirm their credentials, a few of the students were also required to physically visit IRCC headquarters. According to an indian student in Ontario, "Many students are confused and worried," TOI said.
Indian students have made up a sizable portion of the recent significant increase in foreign student enrollment in Canada. With 4.2 lakh enrolled, canada is the country with the most indian students, followed by the US with 3.3 lakh, according to the Ministry of External Affairs.
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