Study Permit for Canada
Regulated consulting services for studying in Canada: initial application, extensions, changes of institution, and the path to the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).
Regulated RCIC-IRB Consultant ·
License #R731626
Studying in Canada starts with a strong application.
Canada limits the number of study permits it issues each year, and IRCC officers carefully review your study plan, your financial resources, and your ties to your home country. An incomplete or poorly prepared application could cost you a semester, your spot at the school, and the money you’ve already invested.
As a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), I’ll help you review your profile before you apply, prepare your application materials, and submit an application that is clear and aligned with your goals.
How can I help you?
Study Permit from Outside Canada
Complete preparation of your first application, from reviewing your acceptance letter to submitting it to IRCC.
Extension of the Study Permit
If you're already in Canada and your program is still ongoing, I'll help you extend your permit in time to maintain your status.
Changing Schools or Programs
We'll check whether your change requires a new permit or an update to your information, so as not to jeopardize your status or your future work permit.
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)
Once you finish your studies, I'll help you confirm your eligibility and apply for your PGWP.
Rejected Applications
We review your rejected application, the reasons for the rejection, and the officer's notes (GCMS) to determine what needs to be changed before you reapply.
Accompanying family members
Visas and permits for your partner and children, including open work permits for spouses when they are eligible.
Key Requirements for a Study Permit in Canada
Every case is different, but most applications require:
Letter of Acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL), except for master's and doctoral degrees
Proof of Funds for Tuition and Living Expenses
Valid passport
Study Plan
Requirements and amounts are subject to change. Always check the official information from IRCC.
IRCC is much stricter with students these days
Fewer permits available. The cap for 2026 has been reduced to nearly half of what it was in 2025.
More scrutiny of your funds. Officers thoroughly verify the source of your money, not just the balance.
Stricter rules once you're in Canada. Changing schools or taking a break from your studies may affect your permit.
A poorly prepared application today is more likely than ever to be rejected.
Study Permit FAQ
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In many cases, yes, with a limit on the number of hours during academic sessions. It depends on the terms of your permit.
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Yes, your spouse and children can apply to accompany you. The work permit for spouses applies only to certain programs.
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It can be a pathway: the PGWP gives you work experience that counts toward Express Entry. It’s not automatic, so it’s a good idea to plan ahead.
How I work on your application
We'll evaluate your case during a consultation.
We'll put together your application and your study plan.
I'll submit your application and guide you through the process until a decision is made.
Ready to take the first step toward studying in Canada?
During a consultation, we'll review your profile, your program, and your financial resources, and come up with a clear plan for your application.