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Study permits for Canada
Studying in Canada can lead to work and permanent residence, but the permit process has become stricter. We help you choose a program with a clear future, prepare a strong study permit application, and plan your path after graduation.
Who it's for
Is this the right route for you?
Students from India applying to a college or university
Students in Canada extending or changing programs
Parents planning their child's education in Canada
Applicants refused a study permit who want to reapply
How we help
What we handle for you
- 1Program and institution selection with PGWP eligibility in mind
- 2Provincial attestation letter (PAL) guidance
- 3Statement of purpose and financial documents review
- 4Study permit application and biometrics
- 5Extensions, program changes and PGWP after graduation
Programs & streams
Options we work with
College diplomasUniversity degreesPostgraduate certificatesStudy permit extensionsPost-graduation work permit
Documents
What you'll typically need
- Letter of acceptance from a designated learning institution
- Provincial attestation letter (where required)
- Proof of funds for tuition and living costs
- Passport
- Statement of purpose
- Transcripts and language test results
You receive a personalised checklist after your consultation.
Can I work while studying?
Most full-time students can work part-time during academic sessions within IRCC limits. We confirm the current rules for your situation.
Can my spouse come with me?
Spouses of some students may qualify for an open work permit, depending on the program level.
My study permit was refused. Can I reapply?
Yes. We review the refusal reasons and address them before reapplying.
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