Study

Canada is a leader among nations and has developed a world-class education system. When it comes to education, Canada is rated second among the G-8 countries.

Students are considered as desirable potential contributors to the economy by the Canadian government. As they have been educated in the Canadian system and have taken efforts to learn about Canadian culture as a whole, their pathway to permanent residency widens.

In order to obtain valuable experience, qualifications, and immigration status, studying in Canada is always the best choice. If you want to study in Canada, obtaining a study permit through Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is your first step towards moving to Canada. A letter of approval from a Canadian Designated Learning Institution (DLI) is needed during the process. This whole process takes approximately 3-4 months.

What Makes Canada a Great Place to Study?

Obtain globally recognized degree.
Enhance your career by working in Canada after your graduation.
Widen opportunities towards your pathway to permanent residency.
Develop your English and/or French language skills.
Discover a country that is genuinely multicultural.
Experience safe, clean and peaceful environment.

Student Direct Stream(SDS)

Recently introduced in June 2018, the Student Direct Stream is a new immigration program by IRCC. This consolidated and streamlined program helps in the faster processing of study permits.

Who Can Apply?

A legal resident from the below countries is eligible to apply under this stream:

Students who are citizens of one of the above countries, but reside in another country are ineligible to qualify for this stream. They need to apply under the standard study permit process.

Post Graduation Work Permit PGWP

The Post Graduate Work Permit allows students who have graduated from a DLI to gain valuable Canadian work experience.
The following are the requirements for the Post Graduation Work Permit:

Must be 18 years old at the time of application.
Must be currently holding a valid study permit.
Must have graduated from an approved educational institution where you have studied full-time for at least 8 months prior to the application (900 hours).
You must apply for the work permit within 90 days of receiving (written) confirmation that you have met the requirements and are qualified to graduate the program.

Spousal Work Permit

This visa helps to work in Canada and obtain valuable Canadian experience while supporting someone who is either working or studying in the country.The main benefit is that a person with this work permit can work anywhere and do any kind of job without having to go through the lengthy clearance procedures that are required for a work specific jobs visa. It is also likely that this would qualify the individual for Permanent Residency and help them stay in Canada permanently in the future.