Study Permit for Canada
Steps to apply for a study permit to canada
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- Organize your documents, including the results of the language test.
- Choose a Designated Learning Institute (DLI) and suitable program
- Check for DLI Number and Post Graduate Work Permit eligible programs
- Apply, receive an offer letter, pay the tuition, then wait to receive a letter of acceptance.
- Gather the appropriate documents
- Admission confirmation with program details
- Guaranteed Investment Certificate for a sum of CAD10,000
- Language test score
- Upfront medical examination
- Apply for your study permit (Voila!)
Study permit application pathways
Student Direct Stream(SDS)
Non-Student Direct Stream
SDS supports faster processing of Study Permits for eligible post-secondary students to Canada. Through the SDS, an applicant provides additional information up front, allowing officers to make a thorough assessment and final decision quickly. SDS covers 14 countries including India and Pakistan
How can we help you ?
- Find the best Designated Learning Institute for you according to your province preference
- Help you find the best course for you
- Guide throughout the process
- Manage all the paperwork and apply for your permit
What's next?
Study Permit and accompanying family members:
You can apply to bring your partner and/or any dependant children with you to Canada while you are a student. Children may travel on a Temporary Resident Visa/Study Permit and your spouse may come on a Temporary Resident Visa/Work Permit, but you must show that you have the financial means to sustain your family and pay for your education.
Work Permit after Study Permit
You must submit your PGWP application as soon as possible. In your PGWP application packet, you must also submit the programme completion letter from your school.
Permanent Residence
You may be eligible to become a Permanent Resident in Canada after 1 year of work experience in any O, A, B skilled jobs [NOC-National Occupational Classification]. You may get a chance to become a PR through Express Entry, Canadian Experience Class or provincial nominations