Study in Canada

Canada is home to some of the world’s top educational institutions. A Study Permit allows international students to pursue academic, professional, or vocational training in Canada. We guide you through every step—from school selection and admission to preparing a strong study plan and submitting your application. Our goal is to help you start your educational journey in Canada with clarity and confidence.

Study Permit - Achieve Your Academic Dreams

If you are looking to obtain a prestigious educational credential outside of your home country, look no further! Canada offers a wide range of affordable programs, which include High school (secondary school) diplomas, College Diplomas, bachelor's, Postgraduate diplomas, Master, and Ph.D. programs. 

Your degrees/diplomas will have global recognition and position you for greater career opportunities.

Studying in Canada also offers a pathway to Permanent Residency and eventually Citizenship. 

5 Steps to Studying in Canada

1. Find a world-class school or program

Decide on a program that aligns with your career trajectory or change career path if you a truly passionate about a new role. 

2. Make a budget

Prepare a budget that covers your tuition, food, housing, transportation to Canada, accompanying family members (if applicable), and any other miscellaneous costs. 

Sample Breakdown for a Single Applicant 

Items for a 1-year program	Cost (CAD)
Tuition	18,500
Living Expense	20,635
Transportation	2,500
Total Budget	41,635

3. Apply to a school (DLI for Post-Secondary Education)

One of the critical elements to apply for a study permit is having a valid letter of Admission from a Designated Learning Institution in Canada. We have access to 100+ programs offered by recognized Canadian education institutions in Canada and offer free admission processing to students (however, students are responsible for paying the application fees). Terms and condition applies to clients who are interested in highly specialized programs, for example, a Ph.D.

To get started, you will need some of the following documents.

• Report card (typically for high school)

• Transcripts (Diploma, Bachelor's, Masters)

• Academic Certificate ((Diploma, Bachelors, Masters)

• IELTS Academic (Varies by schools)

• GMATS (Depends on the program)

• CV/ Resume that shows your work experience (Depends on the program) 

4. Apply for a Study permit to study in Canada

When you have a valid admission letter and a PAL, most foreign nationals will need to apply for a study permit before entering Canada, and all documents are submitted online.

5. Get ready to BEGIN your educational journey in Canada

When your study permit is approved, you will need to. 

• Arrange your housing and accommodations

• Book your flight(s) and find out about baggage limits and customs rules

• Bring a small amount of Canadian or US cash; money equivalent to 10,000 CAD must be declared – even if it’s in your currency. 

• Make sure you have all the documents you need to bring with you, such as

  • The Letter of Acceptance from your school

  • Provincial Attestation Letter

  • Letter of Introduction / Port of Entry letter

  • Medical and immunization records (for children)

  • Any documents your school asks you to bring

LET'S GET STARTED

A Study Permit is your pathway to quality education in Canada. Let us guide you through the application process, ensuring you have access to the best educational opportunities Canada has to offer.

We assist with the following types of applications. 

• Initial Study permit application made inside Canada – Applicant on a visitor visa. 

• Initial Study Permit application outside Canada

• Study Permit Extension 

• Restoration of Status to Student

Unlock your potential - study in Canada