Start your education journey with confidence. From choosing the right institution to planning PR pathways, we guide each step with clarity.
Only Designated Learning Institutions can host international students. Choosing a PGWP-eligible program is central to long-term immigration outcomes.
The Guaranteed Investment Certificate is a mandatory financial proof showing first-year living support readiness in Canada.
$20,635 CAD
Minimum GIC Amount (2024)
Your study plan is a strategic narrative: why Canada, why this program, and how your profile supports genuine study intent.
Clearly establish ties and future plans linked to your profile.
Show a coherent progression from prior education to chosen program.
Explain how Canadian education strengthens your long-term career path.
Work up to 3 years after graduation and strengthen your PR profile.
Your study permit is often the first step. PGWP can help you build Canadian work experience that supports stronger PR pathways.
Open work permit flexibility with eligible employers in Canada.
One year of Canadian experience can support CEC-based PR planning.
Many provinces maintain graduate-focused nomination streams.
Answers to common student visa and study permit questions.
Most international students with valid study permits can work part-time during academic sessions and full-time during scheduled breaks, as long as permit conditions are met.
A refusal can often be addressed by identifying the exact concerns, strengthening documentation, and submitting a better-prepared new application.
Yes. Many students transition through post-graduation work permits, Canadian work experience, and then pathways like Express Entry or provincial programs.
You must show enough funds for tuition, living expenses, and travel costs based on IRCC guidelines and your family composition.
In many situations, yes. Eligible spouses may apply for work authorization and dependent children can usually attend school in Canada.
Depending on your program and province, you may need a provincial or territorial attestation letter. We confirm this before submission.
In many cases yes, but you must stay compliant with permit conditions and update IRCC records when required.
Weak financial proof, unclear study plans, and poor ties-to-home-country evidence are common issues that can be avoided with proper preparation.
