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Study in Canada
Study in Canada
Canada rewards international students who study in Canada by turning their diplomas into permanent resident status and possible Canadian immigration.
STUDENT Direct Stream (SDS)
Get Your Study Permit in as Little as 20 Days
The Student Direct Stream (SDS) is an expedited study permit processing program for those applying to study in Canada at a post-secondary designated learning institution (DLI). You lived outside Canada when applying for the SDS; It would be best to have proof that you have paid for your first year of study.
The added benefit is that you can bring your spouse or partner and children with you, and you may get faster processing on a Visitor visa, work permit and study permit. This means you complete both applications at the same time.
One of the most critical aspects of this stream makes the process so fast: you need a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) of $20,635 Canadian. A GIC is a Canadian investment that offers a guaranteed rate of return over a fixed period, most commonly issued by trust companies or banks.
The Bank will then release an initial lump sum once you arrive in Canada and the remainder of the funds in monthly or bi-monthly installments over 10 to 12 months. Think of it as a monthly budget. You can get a GIC from a financial institution listed on the Canadian Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC).
The SDS is available to legal residents in the following countries: Antigua and Barbuda, Brazil, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, India, Morocco, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Senegal, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Vietnam.
An English language score of CLB 6 (IELTS) and CLB 7 (CELPIP), police certificates and medical exams are required. The Student Direct Stream is one of the fastest Canadian immigration processes if you meet the minimum requirements.
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Our Educational System
Choose a Canadian School
You Need a Study Permit
Thousands of students from other countries pursue their educational goals in Canada every year. With new ways to gain valuable Canadian work experience during and after your studies, which is why studying in Canada is so appealing.
Canadian schools offer superior education with affordable tuition rates, which is why Canada is known as one of the most respected educational systems among international students worldwide.
A Canadian education can increase your success in life whether you would like to move to Canada or just simply have an advantage in the future with your future.
With Canada’s world-class educational institutions and vibrant social and economic culture, we can expect to see a continued interest in the Canadian education system.
Post-secondary education in Canada is provided by universities (research universities, undergraduate universities, and university colleges) and vocational institutions (vocational colleges, career colleges, community colleges, institutes of technology or science, and colleges of applied arts or applied technology.)
Before applying for a study permit, you need an acceptance letter from a ‘designated learning institution.’
A designated learning institution is a school approved by a provincial or territorial government to accept international students to study in Canada.
Foreign students are eligible to obtain “open” work permits when they graduate, which are valuable tools when applying for Canadian immigration status if they receive a job offer.
We also assist our clients in finding immigration programs designed to help international students transition from their studies to the Canadian labour market and eventually apply for permanent residence.
You Need a Study Permit
Choose a Canadian School
You Need a Study Permit
A Study Permit is an official document issued by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) that allows you to study in Canada.
One must apply for a study permit before entering the country to study in Canada.
You must obtain a study permit if you are studying for more than six months at one or more schools.
If you do not have a valid study permit and wish to continue your studies, you will have to leave Canada to apply for one.
One essential requirement for obtaining a student permit is to get a valid Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI).
In addition to this requirement, the international student must not have criminality, health, or security issues that may render the applicant inadmissible.
Furthermore, the student is also required to show sufficient funds to cover the tuition and living expenses (for the applicant and their accompanying family members) for Canadian immigration.
After you receive a letter of acceptance from a designated learning institution, you can start your visa application.
Our consultants can advise you on whether you should or must obtain a study permit to study in Canada and compile the necessary supporting documentation.
We can help you determine the best course of action if you want to study and possibly live in Canada.
Choose a Canadian School
Choose a Canadian School
Choose a Canadian School
Are you looking to study in Canada? If so, you'll have the opportunity to encounter various cultural and natural experiences Canada offers.
More than 500,000 international students are expected to study in Canada this year, from primary schools to universities.
For those looking to study at an elite university, college or vocational school in one of the world's most developed nations, applying to study in Canada can be an attractive option for Canadian immigration. For one thing, tuition levels are reasonable, especially compared with the competition.
A total of 26 universities in Canada feature in the Center for World University Rankings (CWUR), of which three are in the world's top 50, with 11 more making the world's top 300 – an achievement matched only by a handful of other nations
Canada's community colleges are also sometimes called institutes, institutes of technology, technical colleges and regional colleges, university colleges, or simply colleges, and there are over 200 community colleges in Canada.
All individuals holding a study permit must remain enrolled at the (Designated Learning Institute) DLI and actively pursue studies in Canada.
All primary and secondary schools in Canada are automatically designated, and all individuals holding a study permit must remain enrolled at the DLI and actively pursue studies in Canada.
International students must update IRCC each time they change post-secondary schools.
Being a student in Canada can be an exciting adventure: full of learning, new friends, and a future career.
Working While You Study
Post-Graduate Work Program
Post-Graduate Work Program
Good news. You can work in Canada during and after your studies. Canada understands that money plays an integral part while studying, not to mention the social and career benefits working provides. However, you can only work part-time while you're looking full-time.
Because Canadian immigration understands the value of time and the importance of having an education, it included in its study permit the right to work, but only part-time during your studies.
This means that you can work on or off campus for up to 20 hours a week while classes are in session. Also, you can work full-time during breaks and holidays, and many students find this helpful.
And, although we may be talking about your plans in the long run, you should know that you may work in Canada for up to three years after your study in Canada and graduate, but only if you apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).
Having experienced immigration representation can often make the difference between a successful and unsuccessful application.
Please get in touch with our office to obtain more information before you apply.
Post-Graduate Work Program
Post-Graduate Work Program
Post-Graduate Work Program
The Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) Program allows students who have graduated from a recognized Canadian post-secondary institution (not private institutions) to gain valuable work experience in Canada.
The PGWP is an open work permit which means you can work for any employer, in any occupation, anywhere in Canada without a job offer. You can only obtain a PGWP once in your lifetime.
Students can obtain a PGWP if they have continuously studied full-time in Canada at a Designated Learning Institute (DLI) for more than eight months with a valid study permit and have graduated with a diploma or degree. You must apply within 180 days of completion of your program.
Depending on the length of your program, your PGWP may be valid for up to the same length as your study in Canada program and issued for up to three years.
The PGWP is a great way to gain valuable Canadian work experience and may lead to permanent residence for Canadian immigration.
After graduating: If you recently completed an education program in Canada and have worked in Canada for at least one year, you may qualify for Permanent Residency.
Study Permit Reminders
Post-Graduate Work Program
Study Permit Reminders
To study in Canada, International students must update IRCC each time they change post-secondary schools. Failing to meet the term of their study permit conditions could, in the end, result in the student being asked to leave Canada.
Minimum To, to applyYou, may work full-time during must have a Letter of Acceptance from an eligible Canadian Educational Institution (DLI). Also, you must have proof of funds to support your living costs and requirementseducational expenses during your stay in Canada; and pass a medical examination.
If you have met all the minimum requirements, have all the supporting documents and not be inadmissible for Canadian immigration.
An international student whose study permit allows them to work on-campus, you or bothterms, can begin working in Canada when their study program starts but not before this time.
During regular school semesters, students off-campus allowed to work may work a maximum of 20 hours per week. Please get in touch with our office during scheduled breaks in the school year, such as during winter and summer holidays.
To obtain more information before you apply.
Applying For A Study Permit
Applying for a study permit can be complicated. In addition to meeting all the minimum requirements, immigration officials must be
persuaded that your application to study in Canada is authentic and valid. Having an experienced Canadian immigration representation can make the difference between an accepted and unaccepted application by immigration.
Let On-Track Immigration and Appeals worry about immigration issues while you focus on your studies. We can advise on the best pathway to stay in Canada permanently after completing your studies.
Our experienced team of immigration professionals can help you through the process to ensure that your application has met all the legal requirements for education, has all the supporting evidence, and is prepared professionally.
Rejected Application
If your application for a Study Permit is rejected, you may be able to appeal this decision.
For more information or assistance in preparing your application, please get in touch with us.
