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Study Permit

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Millions of applicants around the world dream of being accepted to one of Canada’s colleges or universities and receiving a study permit. Studying in Canada is an exciting and rewarding experience for many international students. Once you have decided what you want to study, you need to consider the admission dates, application deadlines, student visa processing time, English language requirements, etc. In addition to BA, MBA, PhD, certificate and diploma programs, Canadian colleges and universities offer a variety of other programs such as short-term summer language courses, Continuing Education, and exchange programs. In addition to PhD, certificate and diploma programs, Canadian colleges and universities offer a variety of other programs such as short-term summer language courses, lifelong education and exchange programs. The main intake period is in September each year, but many colleges and universities also accept small numbers of students in January and the summer term. Most foreign nationals need a study permit to study in Canada.

If your course duration is less than six months, you will only need a tourist visa to come to Canada. However, if you plan to study for more than six months, you will need to apply for a student visa. In order to apply for a student visa, you must first obtain a Letter of Acceptance from your educational institution. There are more than 98 universities and colleges in Canada, but the school of your choice must be approved by the provincial or territorial government to accept international students. If you are planning to enroll in a college or university, please check this first.

What you need to apply for a study permit

  • Letter of admission from a Designated Learning Institution
  • A valid passport or travel document
  • Proof that you have sufficient funds to pay for your tuition, living expenses for yourself and any family members who will accompany you to Canada, and transportation home for yourself and any family members who will accompany you to Canada.
  • Be a law-abiding citizen with no criminal record and not be a threat to the safety of Canada. You may be required to provide a police certificate.
  • Be in good health. You may need to undergo a medical examination.
  • You must convince the immigration officer that you are leaving Canada after completing your studies.

 

Our Canadian immigration services have a variety of options that you can choose from: full representation, final review, or do-it-yourself packages. If you have any questions, you can schedule a consultation to speak with an immigration consultant.