The application fee is a non-refundable $75 (CDN) fee required to submit your application for Residence accommodations. Each application is valid for the current Residence term only, and a new application will need to be processed each time you are entering into a new term.

All cancellations are to be provided in writing, in which an email to the Residence Services Office is acceptable. 

If you receive a Letter of Offer and do not final secure the tentative booking offered in the correspondence by making payment of the Room Offer Acceptance Fee (ROAF) by the deadline provided, your tentative booking will be canceled and the unit will be re-opened to other potential residents in the general applicant pool.

Should this occur, your Residence Application will also be canceled and you will not be eligible for a refund of the $75 application fee.

If you do not log into the Residence Housing Portal using the Timeslot information by the deadline provided in your Timeslot Offer to select a unit for the upcoming Term, your Application and Timeslot will be canceled and you are not eligible for a refund of the $75 application fee.

In this case, your room selection and application will both be canceled and you will not be eligible for a refund of the $75 Application fee.

The ROAF payment is the final step in securing your room reservation for Residence at the University of Saskatchewan, which in turn, removes the ability for other applicants to select and benefit from this unit on campus. Therefore, if you cancel your reservation after making your ROAF payment, you will not be eligible for a refund of the ROAF payment or the application fee. 

You are eligible for a refund if you inform the Residence Services Office, within 10 days of your notification with a copy of your non-admittance letter.  If you have provided your supporting documentation to the Residence Services Office within the 10 day timeframe, you will receive a refund of ALL Residence fees paid to that point minus the $75 application fee.

You may accept your Room Offer before you have been offered admission to the University of Saskatchewan, so please adhere to all Residence Services housing deadlines.

International students who have selected a unit in Residence and have paid their ROAF for the upcoming Fall Term but are still waiting for any travel document approvals (study permit/student visa etc.) will have until July 31st to cancel OR defer their application from the Fall Term to the Winter Term, in order to retain their ROAF payment or have it refunded. 

For international students who cancel their booking after July 31st, due to not having received their travel documents in time, the ROAF payment will be non-refundable, however your Application can be kept on file and deferred to the winter term with an email confirmation.

You may accept your Room Offer before receiving your Student VISA, however, if your travel documents have not been received by the end of July, it is advised that your reach out to Residence Services Office by the July 31st deadline to further discuss the options available to you in terms of retaining your fall booking or deferring to the winter term so that students can further determine what is best in your specific circumstances.

The ROAF payment is the final step in securing your room reservation for Residence at the University of Saskatchewan, which in turn removes the ability for other applicants to select and benefit from this unit on campus. 

For international students who cancel their booking after July 31st, due to their travel documents being declined, the ROAF payment is non-refundable.

Credit card refunds are processed back to the original method of payment in which they were received. Please note, that if a student uses a third party credit card and a refund is processed, the refund will go back to that entity and it is the student’s responsibility to recover their refund from the third party.

Refund processing is prioritized, however during peak seasons the processing of refunds can take up to 4-6 weeks to complete. We thank you for your patience.