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Studying in Canada: Key Information & Study Permit Guide

Why Study in Canada?

  • Top notch colleges and schools offering BA, MBA, PhD, diploma and certificate programs.
  • Various review choices, including short-term summer language courses,continuing education, and exchange programs.
  • Work opportunities: Up to 20 hours per week during academic sessions and full-time during scheduled breaks.
  • A welcoming environment with excellent career and immigration prospects after graduation.

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Study Intakes & Application Timeline

  • Main intake: September (Fall).
  • Other intakes: January which called as Winter and May/June which is called as Summer at select institutions.
  • Plan ahead by considering:
  • Application deadlines of colleges/universities.
  • Student visa processing times it varies country to country.
  • English language requirements (set by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada - IRCC).

Study Permit vs. Visitor Visa

  • Study permit required if studying for more than six months.
  • Visitor visa is sufficient for short-term courses (less than six months).
  • Study permit allows you to work part-time while studying.

Steps to Apply for a Study Permit

Choose a Canadian college/university

Ensure it is a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) approved for international students.

Prepare required documents:

  • Valid passport or travel document.
  • Proof of sufficient funds for tuition, living expenses, and return travel.
  • Police clearance certificate (if required).
  • Medical exam (if required).
  • Submit your Study Permit application online or on paper.
  • Convince the immigration officer that you will leave Canada after your studies.

Financial Requirements

Proof of funds to cover:

  • Tuition fees for your program.
  • Living expenses for yourself and any dependents.
  • Return transportation for yourself and accompanying family members.

Immigration & Legal Requirements

  • Be law-abiding, with no criminal record (may require a police certificate).
  • Be in good health (medical exam may be required).
  • Must demonstrate intent to leave Canada upon completion of studies.

Work Opportunities for Students

  • Part-time work: Up to 20 hours per week during academic sessions.
  • Full-time work: Allowed during scheduled study breaks (holidays).
  • Work experience helps students gain Canadian exposure and support finances.

Immigration Assistance Services

  • Full Representation: End-to-end assistance with your study permit application.

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