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A study permit is required for educational and/or study and work programs with a duration of more than 6 months.
Eligibility:
You must meet the admission requirements of the educational institution and program you plan to attend.
You must be registered and have obtained a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from the designated institution.
You must demonstrate that you have sufficient financial resources to cover tuition fees and living expenses.
If traveling with family members, you must also show proof of additional funds to support them. The required amount will vary depending on the province, type and duration of the study program, and the number of accompanying family members.
You must meet all additional eligibility requirements, provide all necessary documentation, and comply with all terms and conditions related to this type of immigration process.
Dependents cannot be included under this type of application.
You must have medical insurance from a Canadian provider valid for at least one year from your date of entry, with a minimum coverage of $100,000 CAD.
Verify authorized schools to receive international students and those offering post-graduation work permits here
Schedule an immigration consultation to receive professional guidance with your study permit:
Studies in Canada with certain qualified programs offer various immigration benefits, including: studying and working while studying or obtaining a work permit after graduation (PGWP- Post Graduate Work Permit) or a work permit for the spouse.
Additionally, some study and work programs qualify for points within the evaluation system and immigration processes, making you eligible to apply for Permanent Residency.
Types of Study Permits
- Language Study Permits
English or French in Canada, languages in other countries.
Language programs longer than 6 months require a study permit.
If the language programs are less than 6 months, they can be studied with a visitor/tourist visa.
Citizens of visa-exempt countries or those entering as visitors can study languages with visitor status for the first 6 months of their stay in Canada, without the need for a study permit.
NOTE: English or French language programs across Canada DO NOT provide eligibility to study and work.
Australia, Ireland and other countries do allow eligibility to study and work with language studies. Contact us for guidance on what these are and their requirements.
- Study and work permits
English or French in Canada, languages in other countries.
There are certain programs in public and private educational institutions eligible to grant study and work permits. Certificates, Diplomas, Undergraduate Degrees, Bachelor's Degrees, Master's Degrees, Doctorates.
Minimum duration of 6 months or more, depending on the educational program.
They will usually require proof of English and/or French language proficiency and compliance with the requirements of the educational program.
They grant eligibility to work part-time (20 hours per week) while studying and, in some programs, to work full-time with a Co-Op program or a work permit after graduation (PGWP – Post-Graduation Work Permit).
Only certain programs are eligible for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) check the list here.
- Study and work permits CO-OP.
The schemes for a study program with a Co-Op work permit component vary slightly between academic institutions, but in general, the program has an academic study component (50% of the program), followed by a full-time work phase which forms the other 50% of the program and is an integral component of the full study program. For these programs, both a study permit and a Co-Op work permit are required.
- Study permits for educational programs from kindergarten to grade 12
*Category grades vary among provinces and school districts. The division of academic degrees may vary from province to province within Canada.
Minors who wish to study for more than 6 months in the Canadian "K to Grade 12" educational system must apply for a study permit.
There are important requirements, documents and exceptions to apply for study permits for minors.
We have a complete ethical and reliable support system to process documents, visas, permits and accompaniment, including custody for minors of international students.
Our dedicated team of professionals and specialists are at your service to assist and guide you through your immigration processes.
