Studying in Canada: Complete Guide to Study Permits

Canada welcomes over 800,000 international students every year. With world-renowned universities, an exceptional quality of life, and prospects for permanent residence after graduation, Canada is a premier destination.

Choosing your program and institution

First, make sure your institution is recognized by the Canadian government (DLI — Designated Learning Institution). Universities like McGill, UBC, Toronto, and many colleges offer diverse programs with competitive tuition fees.

The study permit application process

The main steps are:

• Obtain an acceptance letter from a DLI
• Prove you have the necessary funds (minimum CAD 10,000 per year + tuition fees)
• Demonstrate your intention to leave Canada after your studies
• Take a medical exam if required
• Submit your application online via the IRCC portal

The Quebec Experience Program (PEQ)

If you study in Quebec, the PEQ offers a fast track to permanent residence after obtaining your diploma and gaining skilled work experience.

Student life in Canada

With your study permit, you can work up to 20 hours per week during regular sessions and full-time during holidays. Many campuses offer scholarships, internships, and support for job searches.

Our consultants accompany you in choosing your institution and preparing your study permit. Contact us today.