Study Visa & Work Permits
Study Visa & Work Permits
Canada is one of the world’s top destinations for international students and skilled professionals. With globally recognized education, work opportunities, and pathways to permanent residency — your journey can start with the right visa.
Whether you want to study, work, or explore opportunities in Canada, we help you choose the right path and guide you every step of the way.
Choose Canada?
World-class education system
Opportunity to work while studying
Pathway to Permanent Residency
High quality of life and safety
Start Your Academic Journey
A study permit allows international students to study at designated learning institutions (DLIs) in Canada.
Requirements
To apply, you must:
- Obtain a Letter of Acceptance from a recognized institution
- Show proof of sufficient funds (tuition + living expenses)
- Have no criminal record
- Be in good health (medical exam if required)
- Convince the visa officer of your genuine study intent
Permit Process
Choose Course & Institution
Select a DLI and secure admission.
Prepare Documents
Financial proof, SOP, academic records.
Submit Application
Apply online with complete documentation.
Biometrics & Medical
Complete required checks
Visa Approval & Travel
Receive approval and enter Canada
While Studying
International students can:
- Work up to 20 hours/week during studies
- Work full-time during scheduled breaks
- Gain valuable Canadian experience
Work & PR Pathway
After completing your studies, you may qualify for:
- Work for up to 3 years in Canada
- Gain Canadian work experience
- Improve eligibility for PR (Express Entry / PNP)
Build Your Career in Canada
Work permits allow foreign nationals to work legally in Canada.
Work Permits
Employer-Specific Work Permit
- Linked to a specific employer
- Requires job offer (LMIA in many cases)
Open Work Permit
- Work for any employer
- Available for: Spouses of students/workers
Permits Matter
- Gain Canadian work experience
- Increase CRS score for PR
- Build long-term career opportunities
Your Family
You can include your family in your application:
- Spouse may receive an open work permit
- Children can study in Canada
Reality Check
Visa refusals are common due to:
- Weak financial proof
- Poorly written SOP
- Incomplete documentation
- Lack of genuine study intent
Help You
We provide complete end-to-end support:
Course & college selection
Financial documentation guidance
Refusal case reapplication support
Journey to Canada
Take the first step toward studying, working, and settling in Canada.