Expert Assistance for Your Canadian Study Permit

The document that grants foreign nationals permission to study in Canada at designated learning institutions (DLIs) is the study permit. To study in Canada, most foreign nationals need a permit. Before applying, make sure you have all the necessary documents. Before traveling to Canada, you ought to apply.

Your permit to study is not a visa. It prevents you from entering Canada. You may also require an electronic travel authorization (eTA) or a visitor visa. Assuming we endorse your review grant, we’ll give one to you with your review license.

Requirements

• Letter of Acceptance: A letter of approval from a DLI is required to apply for a Canadian study permit.
• Evidence of Financial Assistance: You should give documentation demonstrating that you have adequate assets to take care of the expense of educational costs for your most memorable year of concentration along with the cost for most everyday items (lodging, food, and so on.) for your first year of school, as well as any family members who may accompany you. Please be aware that these funds may be held in your name or the name of a close friend or family member.
• Supporting Documentation: All applications for study permits must be accompanied by extensive supporting documentation. This documentation fluctuates from country to country. You can look at the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website to find out what documents are needed for a specific location. You can call our company and one of our Educational Counselors will help you.

Please be aware that your permit for study is not a visa. This indicates that in order to visit the POE in Canada, you may require a travel visa, depending on your country of citizenship.