Student Visa / Study & Work Permit-PR

Every year, Canada welcomes hundreds of thousands of international students from around the globe. International students can benefit the same rights and freedoms like all Canadians such as respect for human rights, equality, diversity and a stable, peaceful society.

Flexibility and high quality education options such as from elementary to post-secondary studies, Canada offers super quality education and research opportunities. International Students can enjoy the flexibility to transfer between types and levels of education easily and smoothly.

More than 8,000 College & 16,000 University Programs are offered by the Canadian Colleges and Universities. Internationals Students feel at home while studying in Canada both in classrooms and communities as Canada is an open, safe as well as culturally diversified societies. Because more than 250 ethnic origins along with 200 languages from all over the world and 70 Indigenous languages are spoken here in Canada.

In comparison to the standard of education offered by the other nations in the world, Canada's education prepares the students as cosmopolitans to achieve the competitive advantages in the job market. Canada's education is recognized all over the world because of its significant superiority and quality.

International Students require study permit to continue their study in Canada at the Designated Learning Institutions (DLI). The Study permit is issued by the Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada. Foreign students get status as International Students through the study permit.

Visa and Study permit are not the same. Visa allows the International students to travel to Canada, and Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) is required for the International Students who are from Visa Exempt Countries to travel to Canada. Study permit is issued at the Airport by Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) once you arrive at Airport.

International Students can work here in Canada legally 20 hours during the full-time study period and 40 hours during the vacation such as study break, March break, Christmas and Summer Vacation.

International Students can bring their dependent such as spouse and children who are below 18 years old. Spouse can have open work permit in Canada for work during the study period and dependent children are eligible to study in Canada

After graduating from a DLI (Designated Learning Institute), international students are eligible for Post Graduate Work Permits (PGWP), which allow them to gain full-time work experience in Canada. The PGWP provides the international students STATUS AS WORK PERMIT HOLDER, and it's a great opportunities to gain Canadian Work Experience in their relevant professional field which eventually leads them to be a Permanent Resident.

There are many ways to be the Permanent Residents in Canada such as Federal, Provincial and Territorial for which you can take our consultancy which will give you right direction to get you Permanent Residency (PR), which eventually make you Canadian Citizen.