Visit our COVID-19 information website to learn how Warriors protect Warriors.
Ask an immigration consultant questions about your Canadian immigration status or for information about government resources. The consultants are happy to assist you during your time at the UWaterloo, and all consultations are free and confidential.
Whether you are applying for documents for the first time or renewing, we have information pertaining to study and work permits, temporary resident visas, Electronic Travel Authorizations, and United States visitor visas. We also cover immigration rules you must follow and information on what to do if your documents are lost, stolen, damaged or need to be amended.
As you prepare to study from home, or travel to Canada, Waterloo Ready can help your transition go as smooth as possible with resources like the International Student Guide and live chats.
Travelling from outside of Canada to Waterloo during COVID-19 requires preparation, including making a quarantine (self-isolation) plan for 14 days. As a new or returning international student, we've compiled a checklist with resources and points for you to consider.
Keep up to date with news and events specifically for you. For example, did you know that IRCC has begun emailing international students directly? Learn more.
Join the International Peer Community to meet new people, build your network and learn about Canadian culture. The community can offer you support and guidance to help you through your first or second term.
The online discussions are a chance for international students to connect to campus and learn the supports offered during COVID-19. At each discussion, you'll have a chance to ask questions to the panelists.
If you are an international student staying in Waterloo this upcoming holiday season, get festive with the UWinterloo program. You'll be able to connect with other students who are staying in town and learn about local festivities.
Access programs and resources to help you improve your English language skills and achieve your academic goals.
All individuals need a SIN from Service Canada to work in Canada. Find out how to apply.
Learn what services are available to you on and off campus to help you file your taxes.
As a registered international student (Visa student on Quest), you are automatically enrolled in University Health Insurance Plan and the Feds/GSA supplementary health and dental plan.
Learn how you can invite your family to visit or attend convocation. There is also information about the open work permit for spouses of international students.
