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Your Gateway to Studying in Canada
Planning to study in Canada? We help international students choose the right study pathway, prepare their documents and submit a strong study permit application.
CANADA STUDY PERMIT
START YOUR STUDY JOURNEY
maximum points available
Choose the right program, prepare your documents and apply with confidence.
Professional guidance from program selection to study permit application.
3 programs
One online profile
Invitation based
Regular draws
60 days
To apply after an ITA
Dependants
Spouse and children can be included
Study in Canada: Choose the Right Path for You
Canada offers international students opportunities to study at universities
, colleges and other designated learning institutions.
, colleges and other designated learning institutions.
College & Diploma Programs
Choose from career-focused diploma, certificate and other eligible programs designed to develop practical skills.
Diploma and certificate programs
Career-focused education
Program and institution selection
Admission application support
Best for
Students looking for career-oriented education and practical training in Canada.
University & Degree Programs
Explore undergraduate and graduate programs at Canadian universities based on your academic background and career goals.
Undergraduate programs
Master's programs
Doctoral programs
University application support
Best for
Students planning to pursue bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral-level education in Canada.
Post-Graduate & Career Programs
Build on your previous education with a program that matches your experience and future career plans.
Program selection
Academic profile assessment
Career-focused options
Admission guidance
Best for
Students and graduates looking to gain Canadian education and develop specialized skills.
How Your Study Permit Profile Is Assessed
A strong study permit application starts with a clear and consistent student profile.
We review your academic background, proposed studies, finances and supporting documents before preparing your application.
Academic Background
62%
Program Selection
77%
Financial Capacity
85%
Language Ability
71%
Study Plan
44%
Documentation
100%
Study Permit Canada Step by Step
From choosing your program to preparing for your journey, we guide you through the process.
01
Assess
We evaluate your academic background, work experience, finances and study goals.
02
Choose
We help you identify suitable Canadian schools and programs based on your profile.
03
Get your admission
We assist with the school application and help you work toward obtaining your Letter of Acceptance.
04
Prepare
We organize the required documents, financial evidence, study plan and supporting information.
05
Submit
We guide you through the online application process and help you prepare for the next steps.
Not Sure Which Program or School Is Right for You?
Choosing the wrong program can create unnecessary problems with your admission and study permit application.
We look at your complete profile and help you develop a study plan that makes sense for your education and career goals.
What we do for you
Complete support from your first consultation to your study permit application.
Profile Assessment
We review your education, experience and study goals.
Program Selection
We help identify suitable Canadian programs and institutions.
Admission Support
Guidance with school applications and required admission documents.
Document preparation
Checklists and guidance for financial, academic and personal documents.
Study Permit Application
Professional support with your study permit application and supporting documents.
Pre-Departure Guidance
Understand the next steps before travelling to Canada and starting your studies.
Study Permit Canada FAQs
Common questions from international students planning to study in Canada.
What is a Canadian Study Permit?
A study permit is the document that allows most foreign nationals to study at a designated learning institution in Canada.
Do I need a Letter of Acceptance?
Yes. In most cases, you need a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from a Canadian Designated Learning Institution before applying for a study permit.
What is a DLI?
A Designated Learning Institution is a Canadian school approved by a provincial or territorial government to host international students. You should verify that your chosen institution is on Canada’s official DLI list.
Do I need a PAL or TAL?
A PAL/TAL is generally required for many study permit applicants, although there are exemptions. From January 1, 2026, students entering eligible master’s or doctoral degree programs at public DLIs are exempt from the PAL/TAL requirement.
How much money do I need for a study permit?
You must demonstrate that you have enough money to cover your tuition, living expenses for yourself and accompanying family members, where applicable, and return transportation. The required amount depends on your circumstances and current IRCC requirements.
Ready to Start Your Canadian Study Journey?
Book a consultation and get a clear view of your score, programs and next steps.