At a glance
A study permit allows a foreign national to enrol at a designated school. The application leans on the school's acceptance, on evidence that tuition and living costs are covered, and on a reasoned plan for the course.
Files tend to falter where the plan is vague or where documents contradict each other. Before submission we read the package as a reviewer would.
Who it is for
- Applicants who hold an acceptance from a Canadian school
- Students already here who must renew or switch schools
- Mothers and fathers assisting a young person
Papers to collect
- The acceptance letter
- A provincial attestation letter, where required
- Statements, sponsor letters and other proof of funding
- A personal study plan in your own voice
How the work unfolds
See that the school qualifies
We confirm the school is designated and that the course matches what you plan to do.
Collect the records
A list of the papers that apply to you is drawn up and each one is looked over.
Apply and respond
We help file online and reply if more information is requested.
Asked about this route
Some permits allow limited work off campus. What is permitted depends on the course and the conditions written on your permit.
A transfer can require a change to your permit or notice to the government. Check with us before you commit to the move.