Study Visa
Many teenagers dream of studying abroad, seeking independence and a chance to prove their self-determination. This aspiration is not limited to the young; it’s never too late to pursue education or a postgraduate degree. Studying in a highly developed country like Canada is prestigious, and the tuition and living costs are generally lower than in other developed nations. If you’ve chosen Canada for your studies, you’ll need to familiarize yourself with the requirements, including obtaining a study permit and possibly an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). This document allows you to enter Canada, and a study permit lets you stay for your education.Additionally, you can work on or off-campus during your studies, and even bring your spouse and children. For more detailed information about the Canada Study Permit, contact our consultants. For more detailed information about the Canada Study Visa, contact our consultants.
At SafeImm, we can assist you with a wide range of immigration programs, including:
Find Educational Institutions
Canada offers a wide range of educational institutions, but to study there, a Study Permit is required. This permit can only be obtained after receiving an acceptance letter from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI). The DLI number, beginning with “O,” is crucial for the application, though primary and secondary schools are exceptions. Choosing the right institution involves considering the city, education level, and many factors that can make the process challenging. Consulting with an immigration expert can greatly assist in making an informed decision.
Study Permit
A Canada Study Permit is a document that allows foreign applicants to study in Canada. To obtain it, you must meet certain eligibility criteria, including having an acceptance letter from a designated Canadian educational institution, sufficient funds for your first year, no criminal background, and passing a medical exam. It’s important to note that a study permit is not a visa; you may also need a Temporary Resident Visa or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). Once you meet these requirements and gather the necessary documents, you can apply for the permit. For further assistance, consult with our qualified advisors.
Work While/After Study
International students in Canada have numerous opportunities to earn money while studying, helping to cover tuition and living expenses. They can work part-time while studying and gain valuable work experience. After graduation, there are options to work full-time and even apply for permanent residency. Spouses of some students can also work in Canada . There are specific requirements to meet, such as being a full-time student with a valid study permit. Additionally, students may work on or off-campus, and after graduation, they can apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP), which allows them to work for up to three years. Contact us for more information on how to study and work in Canada.