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Study Permit Extension

STUDY PERMIT EXTENSION

A Canada study permit extension allows international students to extend their stay in Canada to complete their studies. If a student’s study permit is expiring soon and they have not completed their studies, they must apply to extend their study permit before it expires.

To apply for a study permit extension, the student must submit their application before their current study permit expires. They must provide proof of enrollment in their program, proof of financial support, and any other supporting documents required by the Canadian government. They must also pay the application fee.

It is important to note that a study permit extension does not guarantee approval for a subsequent study permit or any other immigration status in Canada. The student must continue to meet the requirements of their study permit and any other immigration regulations while they are in Canada.

Check eligibility

Before applying for a study permit extension, make sure that you meet the eligibility criteria. You must still be enrolled in a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) in Canada and making satisfactory progress towards completing your program.

Prepare application

Gather all the necessary documents to support your application, including proof of enrollment, proof of financial support, and any other supporting documents required by the Canadian government. You will also need to complete the Application to Change Conditions, Extend my Stay or Remain in Canada as a Student form.

Submit application

You can submit your application online or on paper. Make sure to provide all necessary documents and pay the application fee.

Continue studies

While your application is being processed, you must continue to attend classes and maintain your student status in Canada. If your study permit expires while your application is being processed, you can still stay in Canada under what is called “implied status” until a decision is made on your application.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

To be eligible for a study permit extension, the student must:

Continue to meet the requirements of their original study permit, including maintaining a valid status and complying with the conditions of their permit.
Still be enrolled in a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) in Canada and making satisfactory progress towards completing their program.
Have sufficient funds to support themselves and any family members who are in Canada with them.
Not have committed any crimes or be a security risk to Canada.
Apply for the extension before their current study permit expires.

DOCUMENT REQUIREMENT

Application to Change Conditions, Extend my Stay or Remain in Canada as a Student Form
A valid passport
Proof of enrolment
Proof of financial support
Updated Study Plan
Biometrics

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DLI Update

CANADA DLI UPDATE

In Canada, Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs) are institutions that have been authorized by the government to accept international students. If you are an international student studying in Canada and need to update your DLI, it means that you need to transfer from your current DLI to a new one.

Updating your DLI involves finding a new institution that is a designated learning institution and applying for admission. Once you receive a letter of acceptance from the new institution, you need to inform Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) of the change by providing them with the new DLI number and the new letter of acceptance.

You will also need to update your study permit by applying to change the conditions of your permit to include your new DLI information. This can be done online or on paper.

It is important to keep your DLI information up to date with IRCC, as failure to do so could lead to the cancellation of your study permit and your status as an international student in Canada. Therefore, it is essential to follow the proper procedure to update your DLI as soon as you decide to transfer to a new institution.

Apply to a new DLI

Research and find a new DLI that meets your needs and offers the program you wish to study. Apply to the new DLI and follow their application process. If you are accepted, you will receive a new letter of acceptance.

Notify IRCC

Once you receive your new letter of acceptance, you must notify IRCC by submitting a web form or contacting them by phone. You will need to provide your new DLI number, your old DLI number, and your new letter of acceptance.

Update study permit

If you have a valid study permit, you will need to apply to change the conditions of your permit and include your new DLI information. You can apply for this change online or on paper.

Check status

Once you have submitted your application, you can check your application status on the Canadian government’s website. The processing time for changing the conditions of a study permit can vary depending on the location.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

To update your Designated Learning Institution (DLI) in Canada as an international student, you must meet the following eligibility criteria:

You must have a valid study permit to study in Canada.
You must be currently enrolled in a designated learning institution (DLI) in Canada.
You must have an offer of admission from a new DLI that is a designated learning institution.
You must meet the entry requirements of the new DLI that you want to transfer to, including academic qualifications and English or French language proficiency.
You must be in good academic standing at your current DLI, meaning that you are not on academic probation, suspension or expulsion.
You must not have a criminal history that could make you inadmissible to Canada.
You must have sufficient financial resources to cover the cost of tuition fees and living expenses in Canada while you study.

DOCUMENT REQUIREMENT

Letter of acceptance from the new DLI
Proof of enrollment in the current DLI
Valid study permit
New DLI number
Updated study permit application
Proof of financial support
English or French language proficiency

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Onshore Admissions

ONSHORE ADMISSIONS

Canada welcomes international students to study onshore, which means studying at a designated learning institution (DLI) in Canada. Onshore students in Canada have access to high-quality education and a multicultural environment that can enrich their academic and personal experiences.

As an onshore student in Canada, you will have the opportunity to study at a variety of institutions, including universities, colleges, and language schools. You can choose from a wide range of programs and fields of study, including business, engineering, healthcare, arts, and more.

You can opt for various course options after completion of your first program or change your current course or college in accordance to a variety of factors.

So, if an international student has a Canadian study permit, he/she can change their course, or university or college after arriving in Canada at any time without needing to apply for a new study permit. You just need to notify IRCC after your acceptance to the institution.

Research Programs

Conduct research to identify programs that align with your academic and career goals. Review the admission requirements for each program and determine whether you meet the eligibility criteria.

Apply to Programs

Once you have identified the programs you are interested in, you can begin the application process. This typically involves completing an online application form, submitting official transcripts from your previous education, and providing any other required documentation, such as language proficiency test results, letters of recommendation, or personal statements.

Pay Application Fee

You may be required to pay an application fee when you submit your application.

Accept Offer

If you receive an offer of admission, you will need to accept the offer and register for classes. You may also need to pay a deposit to secure your spot in the program.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

You must inform IRCC each time you change post-secondary schools. Before starting your course, you must meet the following conditions of your Canadian study permit.

You must be accepted at a university in Canada listed in a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
You are actively studying while you are in Canada.

INFORMATION REQUIREMENT

An online account
your study permit number
Designated Learning Institution (DLI) number of your new institution.
your new Student ID (Student Identification Number) mentioned on the new acceptance letter.
your start date at your new school.

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Study Visa Refusal Cases

Most of the time, applicants will receive a letter from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) explaining the reasons for the rejection.

Application for a study visa may be rejected by IRCC for a number of typical causes, such as:

the ability to support yourself financially while studying in Canada;
the ability to pass the required medical examination;
the ability to persuade the immigration officer that the applicant’s primary reason for coming to Canada is to study;
and/or the ability to persuade the immigration officer that the applicant will depart Canada once their study period is over.

Review

Carefully review the refusal letter and understand the reasons provided by the Canadian visa officer for the refusal.

Consider re-applying

You may be able to reapply for a study visa after addressing the reasons for refusal. However, you should ensure that you have sufficient new information or evidence to support your case.

Seek legal advice

If you believe that your application was unfairly refused or if you are unsure of your next steps, you may wish to seek the advice of a qualified immigration lawyer.

Explore alternatives

If you are unable to obtain a study visa for Canada, you may wish to explore other options such as studying in another country or pursuing an online program.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

To be eligible to reapply for a Canada study visa after a refusal, you should:

Address the reasons for refusal
Provide new information or evidence
Meet the eligibility requirements
Wait for a reasonable period
Demonstrate genuine intent

DOCUMENT REQUIREMENT

Updated letter of acceptance
Updated financial documents
Updated proof of ties to your home country
Explanation letter

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Offshore Admissions

OFFSHORE ADMISSIONS

A Canada study visa, also known as a Canadian study permit, is a document that allows international students to study at a designated learning institution (DLI) in Canada. This visa is required for most international students who plan to study in Canada for more than 6 months.

To apply for a Canada study visa, you must first be accepted to a DLI in Canada and provide proof of your acceptance. You will also need to provide other supporting documents, such as a valid passport, proof of financial support, and a medical exam, depending on your country of origin.

Once you have been granted a Canada study visa, you can legally study in Canada for the duration of your program. In some cases, you may also be able to work part-time while you study, depending on your program and the conditions of your visa.

Academic Counseling

Confused which pathway to choose for? We have got it covered for you! We will help you to explore career interests. Identify the appropriate Colleges & Universities in adequate locations in Canada. Find out the minimum educational qualifications and facilitate decision making.

Admissions

You don’t have to worry about the tedious admissions procedures. We will provide you with extensive assistance. The team would put together a great application, submit it and result in timely and effective decisions.

Documentation

Our team of experts will assist you with the latest document requirement.

Visa Guidance

CanEd is a one-stop solution to your immigration needs and provides you with Study Visa as well. Get in touch with Licensed Professionals to get expert guidance regarding updated information.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

To be eligible for a Canada study permit, you must meet the following requirements:

You must have been accepted by a DLI in Canada before you can apply for a study permit.
You must prove that you have enough funds to cover your tuition fees, living expenses, and return transportation to your home country.
You must have no criminal record and not be a security risk to Canada.
You must have a medical examination to show that you are in good health.
You must convince an immigration officer that you will leave Canada at the end of your authorized stay.
You may need to provide evidence of your language proficiency, depending on the language of instruction at your DLI.

DOCUMENT REQUIREMENT

A valid passport
Acceptance letter from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
Proof of financial support
A completed application form
Photographs
Language proficiency test results
Medical exam results
Biometrics

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Partner Institutions

PARTNER INSTITUTIONS

We work with 35+ colleges and universities across Canada to provide customised options to students according to their career needs. We directly deal with these institutions and can help you grab an opportunity to study in any of these colleges by choosing a relevant program for you. The structure is designed to help students gain the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in their chosen fields.

Some of the top institutions we partner with include Centennial College, Conestoga College, St. Clair College, Georgian College and many more. Each of these institutions offer unique programs that cater to the diverse needs of students. As we have partnered with institutions in various provinces and territories in Canada, we are able to provide you with the diversity of options according to your requirements.

The educational institutions in Canada are highly known for the quality of education and hands-on training provided to the students. Therefore, if you are looking for the next step in your career, a certification from one of the top Canadian institutions might be the way to go. Connect with us today to enroll!

World class education

Canada is well-known for providing high-quality education to students from all over the world. It is an excellent destination for those seeking a world-class education in a safe and welcoming environment.

Work On-campus

If the condition allowing you to work on-campus is listed in your study permit, you are permitted to do so as an international student in Canada. You can work at any of the buildings on your school’s campus if you are “on-campus.” You don’t need a work permit to work on the campus of your school if, are a full-time post-secondary student, have a valid study permit and have a SIN.

Co-op opportunities

Canada offers many co-op opportunities for international students, which allow them to gain practical work experience related to their field of study. Co-op programs typically alternate periods of academic study with paid work terms, giving students the opportunity to apply their knowledge and skills in a professional setting. They are an excellent way for international students to gain valuable work experience in Canada, while also earning an income and making important professional connections.

Hands-on experience

The students are engaged as they learn to connect theory, research, and practice through project-based learning, field and clinical experiences, international exchange and applied research. The emphasis on using online and mobile technologies to enhance learning guarantees that students are ready to succeed in this increasingly digital environment.

Why apply via us?

To be eligible for a Canada study permit, you must meet the following requirements:

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50+ Canadian colleges

Our Approach

Academic Counseling: Our professionals help you navigate through numerous options available to you, and choose the best one, depending on your profile.
Documentation & Application: Streamlining the process, we help you with the application procedure ensuring correctly timely processing and documentation
Visa Application: Our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant provides expert visa guidance services. We have an exceptional 95% acceptance rate.
Pre Departure & Post Arrival Services: Get guidance for departure and arrival procedures to be undertaken.

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Study in Canada

Canada offers high quality education at a relatively affordable cost in a safe, stable, and multicultural society. Canada enables you to work during your studies and obtain a work permit after your studies as long as you meet the Canadian government’s criteria. Gaining work experience in Canada after your studies provides you with more opportunities to settle in Canada as a permanent resident. Due to its attractiveness, Canada hosts international students from around 200 different countries.

Every year, Canada invites students from nearly 200 various nations. International pupils from nations like India, China, South Korea, France, Vietnam, the United States, Iran, Brazil, Nigeria, and Mexico are frequently recruited by universities in Canada. Each year, a sizable number of foreign students from many nations in Asia, Europe, Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean come to study in Canada.

The Post Graduate Work Permit is a valuable opportunity for international students who wish to gain Canadian work experience after completing their studies, and it can also help them to qualify for permanent residence in Canada through the Canadian Experience Class or other immigration programs. To be eligible for the PGWP, you must have completed a full-time program of study that lasted at least eight months and led to a degree, diploma, or certificate from a designated learning institution in Canada.

Counselling

Start by identifying your educational and career goals. Determine what you want to study and what you hope to achieve after completing your studies. This will help you narrow down your choices and select an education partner institution that offers programs aligned with your goals.

Documentation

Do your research and gather information about different education partner institutions in Canada. Visit their websites, read reviews, and consult with educational consultants if needed. Pay attention to factors such as program offerings, location, facilities, student support services, and reputation.

Application

Verify that the education partner institution you are considering is accredited and recognized by the appropriate authorities. Accreditation ensures that the institution meets quality standards and that your degree or certificate will be recognized by employers and other educational institutions.

Visa Processing

Seek advice from current students, alumni, or educational consultants to get a better understanding of the education partner institution’s strengths and weaknesses.

WHY STUDY IN CANADA?

There are many reasons why international students choose to study in Canada. Here are some of the key reasons:

Quality of Education
Affordable Education
Multicultural Society
Part-time Work Opportunities
Safe and Secure
Natural Beauty

WHO CAN APPLY?

Canada offers chances for everyone, regardless of age, academic standing, or English proficiency. Be a mature student, with or without IELTS, low grades – one can choose from the options like:

Grade 10 to 12 (High school studies in Canada)
1 Yr Post Secondary Certificate
2 Yr Post Secondary Diploma
3 Yr Advanced Diploma
4 Yr Bachelors’ degree
Post Graduate Diploma/Master’s degree, PhD

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Temporary Resident Permit

CANADA TEMPORARY RESIDENT PERMIT

A temporary Resident Permit (TRP) is a document issued by the Canadian government that allows a person who is otherwise inadmissible to Canada to enter the country for a specific period of time. It is a discretionary document that is granted in exceptional circumstances when the person’s need to enter Canada outweighs any potential risks to Canadian society.

A TRP may be issued for a single entry or multiple entries, and it is typically valid for up to three years. The permit may include conditions, such as the requirement to report to an immigration officer at a designated time and place, or to refrain from engaging in certain activities while in Canada.

To apply for a TRP, the applicant must submit an application, along with supporting documents, to a Canadian visa office or consulate. The application should include a detailed explanation of why the applicant needs to enter Canada and why they should be granted a TRP. The applicant must also provide evidence to demonstrate that they are not a risk to Canadian security or safety, and that they will comply with the conditions of the permit.

It is important to note that a TRP is not a substitute for a visa, and it does not guarantee entry to Canada. The decision to grant a TRP is made by an immigration officer on a case-by-case basis, and is based on the specific circumstances of the applicant.

Gather documents

You will need to gather all the necessary documents for the TRP application, including a completed application form, a detailed explanation of why you need to enter Canada, supporting documents that demonstrate the compelling reasons for your visit, and any other relevant documents, such as medical records or criminal history.

Submit application

You can submit your application online or by mail. If you submit your application online, you will need to upload the required documents and pay the fee using a credit card. If you submit your application by mail, you will need to send the application forms, supporting documents, and payment by courier or registered mail.

Complete Biometrics

If required, you will need to attend a biometric appointment at a designated location to provide your fingerprints and photograph.

Receive a decision

Once your application has been processed, you will receive a decision on your TRP application. If approved, you will receive a permit that outlines the conditions of your entry into Canada.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

The eligibility criteria for a Canada Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) need to be clearly defined, as the decision to issue a TRP is discretionary and based on the specific circumstances of the applicant. However, there are certain factors that may be considered when assessing an application for a TRP, including:

You must provide a compelling reason to visit Canada that outweighs any potential risks to Canadian society.
If you have a criminal history, including a conviction or a charge, you may be deemed inadmissible to Canada. However, if you can demonstrate that you have been rehabilitated or that your need to enter Canada outweighs any concerns related to your criminal history, you may be considered for a TRP.
If you have a medical condition that could pose a risk to public health in Canada, you may be deemed inadmissible. However, if you can demonstrate that your need to enter Canada outweighs any potential health risks, you may be considered for a TRP.
If you have previously violated Canadian immigration laws, such as by overstaying your visa, you may be deemed inadmissible. However, if you can demonstrate that your need to enter Canada outweighs any concerns related to your immigration history, you may be considered for a TRP.
If you are deemed to pose a threat to Canadian security, you may be deemed inadmissible. However, if you can demonstrate that your need to enter Canada outweighs any national security concerns, you may be considered for a TRP.

DOCUMENT REQUIREMENT

Completed application form
A detailed explanation of your need to enter Canada
Supporting documents
Proof of identity
Police certificates
Travel documents
Biometrics

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Tourist Visa

CANADA TOURIST VISA

A Canada tourist visa, also known as a visitor visa, is an official document that allows a foreign national to enter Canada for tourism or leisure purposes. It is issued by the Canadian government to individuals who are not Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada, and who wish to travel to Canada for a temporary period of time.

The tourist visa is typically valid for up to six months, but the duration of the visa may vary depending on the applicant’s country of citizenship, the purpose of their visit, and other factors.

To obtain a Canada tourist visa, an individual must apply to the Government of Canada, either online or by paper application. The application process usually involves submitting documentation such as a passport, photographs, and proof of sufficient funds to cover the cost of the trip. Additionally, the applicant may need to undergo a medical examination and provide other documentation, such as a letter of invitation from a Canadian citizen or resident.

It’s important to note that obtaining a tourist visa does not guarantee entry into Canada, as the final decision to admit an individual into the country is made by a border services officer at the port of entry.

Gather documents

To apply for a Canada tourist visa, you will need to provide several documents, including a valid passport, two passport-size photos, proof of financial support, and a letter of invitation (if applicable). You may also need to provide additional documentation such as proof of employment or education.

Complete application

You can apply for a Canada tourist visa either online or by paper application. The application form will require you to provide personal information, details about your trip, and information about your employment and financial situation.

Submit application

Once you have completed the application and gathered all the required documents, you can submit your application online or in person at a visa application center.

Receive a decision

If your visa application is approved, you will receive a stamp in your passport allowing you to enter Canada. At the port of entry, a border services officer will determine if you meet the requirements for entry into Canada. It’s important to have all the required documents with you when you arrive.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

To be eligible for a Canada tourist visa, also known as a visitor visa, you must meet the following criteria:

You must have a valid passport that will not expire for at least six months after your planned departure from Canada.
You must be in good health and willing to undergo a medical examination if required.
You must have no criminal record and not be a security risk.
You must be able to demonstrate that you are visiting Canada for the purpose of tourism, visiting family or friends, or participating in business activities.
You must have enough money to cover your expenses during your stay in Canada, including transportation, accommodation, and daily expenses.
You must have a strong intention to return to your home country at the end of your stay in Canada.
If you are visiting friends or family in Canada, you may be asked to provide a letter of invitation from your host.

DOCUMENT REQUIREMENT

A valid passport
Proof of financial support
A completed application form
Photographs
Travel itinerary
Medical exam results
Travel history
Proof of ties to your home country

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Citizenship

CANADA CITIZENSHIP

Canadian citizenship is a status that is granted to individuals who meet the requirements outlined in the Canadian Citizenship Act. As a Canadian citizen, an individual enjoys certain rights and responsibilities, such as the right to vote in federal elections, the right to live and work anywhere in Canada, and the responsibility to obey Canadian laws and contribute to Canadian society.

To become a Canadian citizen, an individual must meet certain eligibility criteria, including being a permanent resident of Canada, having lived in Canada for a certain period of time, and passing a citizenship test. Once an individual has met the eligibility criteria, they can apply for citizenship by completing the appropriate forms, gathering the required documents, and paying the application fee.

Once granted, Canadian citizenship is permanent and cannot be revoked unless it was obtained through fraud or misrepresentation. Canadian citizens also have the right to hold dual citizenship, which means that they can maintain their citizenship from another country while also being a Canadian citizen.

Overall, Canadian citizenship provides individuals with the opportunity to fully participate in Canadian society and enjoy the benefits that come with being a citizen of a prosperous and diverse country.

Determine eligibility

The first step is to determine whether you are eligible to apply for Canadian citizenship. You must meet certain criteria, such as being a permanent resident of Canada, having lived in Canada for a certain period of time, and passing a language and citizenship test.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

To become a Canadian citizen, an individual must meet the following eligibility criteria:

Be at least 18 years of age or have a parent or legal guardian apply on their behalf.
Be a permanent resident of Canada.
Have lived in Canada for at least three out of the five years before applying for citizenship.
Be able to speak and understand English or French.
Pass a citizenship test, which includes questions about Canadian history, values, and symbols.
Have no serious criminal convictions or pending charges.
Have knowledge of Canada's rights and responsibilities, including the responsibilities of citizenship.

DOCUMENT REQUIREMENT

Valid passport or travel document, birth certificate, driver’s license, or any other government-issued photo identification
Proof of residency
Language test results
Criminal record check
Proof of citizenship status- Canada permanent resident card or Canada birth certificate

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