Post-seconday study
Applicants planning college or university education or post-graduate studies.
Review your study objectives, admission records, financial evidence, education history, and application preparation before following the official Canadian process.
Study permit overview
Applicants prepare evidence concerning their chosen Canadian school, personal information , education, finances, and intended course of study.
School admission and immigration approval are separate decisions. Additional requirements may be required based on the program, institution, location of school, and personal circumstances.
Which pathway is for you
The appropriate pathway and required evidence depend on the applicant, institution, program, and current Canadian rules.Applicants are categoriezed as follows:
Post-seconday study
Applicants planning college or university education or post-graduate studies.
Applicants pursuing education in connection with a credible professional plan.
Applicants organizing admission, funding, and permit evidence together.
Preparation areas
The evidence required can vary. These categories provide a practical starting point for organizing an application.
Prepare the applicable acceptance and institution-required documents.
Calculate tuition, living, and travel expenses, and establish a genuine source of funds.
Organize your transcripts, diplomas and other education-related information.
Explain how the program is in line with your background and future plans.
Complete required medical examinations, biometrics, or other relevant step.
Review separate forms, evidence, and eligibility for family members.
Official Canadian information
Immigration rules, financial thresholds, forms, processing procedures, and institution-related requirements may change.
Regularly checked the official Canadian immigration page for updates on current eligibility, application process, documents, and conditions.
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Review your education history, intended program, available funds, and supporting records before proceeding to the official application process.
Frequently asked questions