The government of Canada requires international travelers to provide certain information. We recommend that students download and complete the ArriveCAN Application before departing for their trip.
In addition to the federal ArriveCAN Application, travelers arriving in B.C. are encouraged to complete a self-quarantine plan. Here is the link to the plan: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/covid-19/travel/current
Completing the plan will help you prepare to self-quarantine successfully.  It’s important to consider: The location of your 14-day self-quarantine How you will travel to your quarantine location Arranging the necessary supports: Food Medications Childcare Cleaning supplies Pet care Social or family support
When you arrive at a Canadian port of entry, you will meet a Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) officer who will verify your documents and ask you questions about the purpose of your visit to Canada. See “Travel exemptions and restrictions for international students” for more details.
If you are issued a study permit by the CBSA officer, quickly double-check that your personal information and validity are correct and that there are remarks about working eligibility if that is important to you.
It is much simpler to correct any errors on your study permit while you are still with the CBSA officer. Otherwise, you may have to submit a request to amend your Study Permit later, which may take several months to process.