International students need a study permit to study at most Canadian schools. Applicants generally need an acceptance letter from a designated learning institution, proof of financial support and a clear study plan, along with any additional documents IRCC requires at the time of application.
Studying in Canada can also open doors to work experience and, for many graduates, permanent residence.
Who it’s for
- Students accepted, or planning to apply, to a Canadian college or university
- Parents planning their children’s education in Canada
- Applicants who were previously refused and want a stronger application
- Students already in Canada who need an extension or change of school
How we help
- Planning — we discuss program choice and how it fits your long-term goals in Canada.
- Application preparation — our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCIC) prepare a complete application with a clear study plan and well-organized financial evidence.
- Family members — we include accompanying spouses and children where eligible.
- After graduation — guidance on work permit options and pathways to permanent residence.
Next step
Study permit rules have changed often in recent years; we confirm the current requirements during your assessment. Book a free initial assessment to plan your studies in Canada.
