Canada offers Schooling Visa facilities for minor children (typically ages 5–17) to study in Canada’s public or private schools — and in many cases, one parent (legal guardian) can accompany the child under a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or Visitor Visa.

🇨🇦 Canada Schooling Visa – Facilities & Parental Eligibility

👶 Who Can Apply?

• Children between 5 to 17 years old

• Must be accepted into a recognized Canadian school

• Can be enrolled in public, private, or boarding schools

✅ Key Facilities of Canada Schooling Visa

1. World-Class Education from elementary to high school

2. Safe & Structured Environment ideal for young students

3. English/French Language Development from an early age

4. Pathway to Higher Education in Canada

5. Immigration Benefits – early settlement improves future PR eligibility

6. Healthcare Access (in some provinces for minor students)

7. Cultural Integration & Global Exposure

👨‍👩‍👧 Can Parents Accompany the Child?

Yes – in most cases, one parent can accompany the child under a visitor visa. This is sometimes referred to as a Guardian Visa, especially for younger children.

Conditions:

• Parent cannot work or study unless they apply for a separate work/study permit.

• The parent must show sufficient financial support for both themselves and the child.

• They must return home when the child’s education ends (unless another permit is secured).

📌 Summary