Study permit · applying from Martinique

Canada study permit processing time from Martinique

A study permit lets you study at a school, college or university in Canada, usually for a program longer than six months.

Current processing time

No current figure

IRCC's latest update has no figure for this. The last published figure was 6 weeks, on September 22, 2026.

IRCC figure, update of October 21, 2026. Check IRCC's tool

In plain English

  • Since 2018, the figure has ranged from 1 week (September 2018) to 16 weeks (February 2021).

Is it getting faster or slower?

IRCC's figure for study permit applications from Martinique at each update.

In weeks. Each point is an IRCC update. Lower means a shorter wait.

Every published figure
IRCC updateFigureChange
October 1, 2026no published time–
August 19, 20266 weeks–
October 24, 2023no published time–
September 6, 20222 weeks−1 week
August 2, 20223 weeks−9 weeks
May 24, 202212 weeks+1 week
May 11, 202211 weeks−2 weeks
February 16, 202213 weeks+1 week
January 25, 202212 weeks+1 week
January 18, 202211 weeks−5 weeks
February 2, 202116 weeks+15 weeks
September 4, 20181 weekfirst figure

What does this number mean?

1

It looks back, not forward

IRCC's figure is how long it took to decide 8 in 10 of the applications of this kind that it finished recently. The other 2 in 10 took longer.

2

The clock starts with a complete application

It counts from the day IRCC had a complete application to the day it made a decision.

3

It changes often

IRCC revises the figure regularly, usually every week. A single application can be faster or slower.

Common questions

Is the wait from Martinique getting shorter?

There is not enough history yet to say.

Is this an official government website?

No. Canada Visa Wait is an independent site and is not affiliated with the Government of Canada. The figures are IRCC's own. Before you rely on a date, check IRCC's official processing-times tool.

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