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Study permits

Every year, over 130,000 students come to Canada to study. In order to do so, they must obtain a study permit issued by the Canadian government. This permit, which is a type of Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) allows students to study in Canada for a temporary period of time, and typically indicates the educational institution they are attending and course of study. To qualify, an applicant must fit a certain set of requirements.

You may also need a visitor visa or an electronic travel authorization (eTA). When your permit gets approved it will be issued with your study permit. A study permit is usually valid for the length of your study program, plus an extra 90 days. The 90 days let you prepare to leave Canada or apply to extend your stay.

We guide you through the study permit process, and submit the application on your behalf. Our team will create a strong application package, supported by a clear letter of intention and the correct documents. Canadian education is a great gateway to a Canadian career - our career experts can help you understand your opportunities and prepare for your future.

Already have a study permit? We help you to extend your stay or restore your status if you want to remain in Canada.

Work permits

Work permits are required for any foreign nationals who want to work during their temporary term in Canada. These are issued by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and give authorization for someone to work legally in Canada.

Post Graduate Work Permit

Many international students who complete their studies in Canada may be eligible for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWWPP). That will allow them to gain valuable Canadian work experience.

Studying and working

Your Spouse or common-law partner may be eligible to get a Spousal Open Work Permit while you study. In some cases, students may work on or off-campus for limited hours while they complete their studies.

Temporary Workers

Other types of permits such as Open Work Permits, Employer-specific and Labour Market Impact Assessments may require a different process, we will guide you through your options to work in Canada accordingly.

We submit the application on your behalf and ensure that your application package is strong. We also guide you on every step along the way and will track the progress of your application on your behalf.

Permanent Residency

A Canadian Permanent Resident can live and work in Canada without the worry of expiring visas. Many Permanent Residents become Canadian citizens within a few years. Canada offers multiple pathways to Permanent Residency, and the process often involves multi-stages and copious amounts of paperwork.

We will understand your profile, and advise you on the best PR pathways for you. We also advise clients on strategies to get PR faster. Our experts will walk you through the process step-by-step and ensure that your PR application is smooth and hassle-free.

Citizenship

Becoming a proud Canadian citizen is a dream for many. Permanent Residents can usually apply for citizenship after 3 years. Becoming a Canadian citizen is a special moment, and endows you with the rights and benefits that all Canadian citizens enjoy - including the travel-friendly Canadian passport.

Our immigration experts prepare and submit the citizenship application on your behalf. We ensure that your application is complete and that we are putting our best foot forward in this crucial last step.

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