Students

Canada has become a highly sought-after destination for international students seeking quality education and diverse cultural experiences. However, before embarking on their academic pursuits in Canada, international students must obtain a study permit. A study permit is a document that allows foreign nationals to study at designated learning institutions in Canada for more than six months.

To apply for a study permit, prospective international students must first be accepted by a designated learning institution (DLI) in Canada. The institution must be recognized by the Canadian government as offering quality education programs to international students. The applicant must also prove that they have the financial means to cover tuition fees, living expenses, and other necessary costs associated with studying in Canada. This includes showing proof of funds for the duration of their study program, which can vary based on the length of the program and the region of Canada where the institution is located.

Once an international student has received a Letter of Acceptance from their chosen DLI, they can then apply for a study permit. The process of applying for a study permit can be complex and time-consuming, and it is recommended that applicants seek professional assistance to ensure that their application is complete and accurate.

In addition to providing assistance with study permit applications and extensions, professional services are also available to international students and their families. These services include facilitating visa applications for spouses and children of students, arranging for student work permits (including off-campus, on-campus, and co-op work), navigating the process of working in Canada after graduation through open work permits, pursuing permanent residence and citizenship applications, and obtaining bridging work permits.

Overall, Canada offers a welcoming environment for international students seeking quality education and diverse cultural experiences. With the assistance of professional services, international students can navigate the process of obtaining a study permit and other related permits and visas, ensuring a smooth and successful academic journey in Canada.

Post-Study Immigration:

We are dedicated to assisting students in achieving their post-study immigration goals. We understand that many of our student clients are interested in planning their post-study immigration strategies well in advance of completing their studies, and we are here to guide and assist them throughout the process.

We offer a range of different Federal and Provincial options on a case-by-case basis, including the Federal Skilled Worker program, Canadian Experience Class, Ontario OINP, Alberta AINP, British Columbia PNP, and Saskatchewan SINP.

It is important to note that timely planning and application submission can be critical in some cases. For instance, under the Ontario 'Employer Job Offer - International Student Stream', applicants must apply for provincial nomination within two years of completing their educational program. After two years, the applicant will no longer be eligible to apply. Therefore, we strongly advise students to plan ahead and finalize their post-study immigration strategies well in advance of completing their course.