Can You Hold Two Student Visas Simultaneously?

No, you cannot hold two student visas simultaneously for different countries or for different courses in the same country. Generally, a student visa is tied to a specific educational program or country, and holding two valid student visas at the same time could violate immigration rules.

Here are some key points to consider:

1. In the same country:

You cannot hold two student visas for two different courses in the same country. If you're enrolled in one program and wish to switch to another, you'll need to apply for a new student visa for the new course.

2. For different countries:

While you can hold student visas for different countries at the same time (as long as you meet the conditions for both), you must comply with the immigration laws of each country. This includes ensuring that you attend classes full-time and meet the visa conditions.

If you're considering studying in two different countries or switching programs, it’s important to keep track of the visa conditions, as some countries may require you to leave before applying for a new visa. Always check the specific immigration regulations for the country you're interested in to ensure you stay compliant.