If you are not a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada and you’ve been accepted into a Canadian Designated Learning Institution (DLI) you will most likely need a study permit to begin your classes in Canada.

 

There are many things to consider when applying to IRCC for a study permit:

 

 

• How much money will I need to study in Canada?

• Can I work while I’m in School?

• Can I get a post graduate work permit after my course?

• What is the student direct stream? Do I qualify?

• What are common reasons study permits get refused and how can I avoid them?

• Can my spouse/children come with me to Canada while I study?

• Do I need biometrics or a medical exam to come to Canada?

• Can I get permanent residency after my course of study is complete?

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Not only can we help you answer these questions and more, we can also handle your entire application for you and represent your case to IRCC. This means you have the knowledge and expertise of our firm dealing with Immigration Canada directly on your behalf.

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Contact us today to book a consultation to find out more!