Overview
A study permit lets someone from abroad attend an approved school in Canada. The file rests on the school's offer, on showing how you will pay your way, and on a clear reason for the program you picked.
Applications often stumble on a thin study plan or on papers that contradict each other. We read the whole file before it is sent.
Who this suits
- Students with an offer from a Canadian school
- Current students who need an extension or a new school
- Parents helping a young person apply
What to gather
- The offer letter issued by the school
- Bank statements and sponsor letters where they apply
- A study plan in your own words
- Passport, photographs and any prior permits
- A provincial attestation letter, where required
How the work unfolds
Check the school and program
We confirm the school is eligible and the program matches your plan.
Gather the evidence
We list the documents that apply to your case and review each one.
Submit and follow up
We help with the online application and with any request for more information.
Questions about this route
Sometimes. It turns on your program and on each relative's circumstances, so each person is looked at separately.
A study permit may carry permission to work a limited amount alongside classes. This turns on the program and on the conditions printed on the permit, which we read with you.
It can. Changing school or program may require action on the permit, so ask before you make the move.