Study Permit

Canada Study Permit

1- Study Permit Definition

The study permit is a document issued that allows foreigners to study in Canada. Most foreign nationals need a study permit to study in Canada.
A study permit is usually valid for the length of your study program, plus an extra 90 days. This extra time lets you prepare to leave Canada or apply to extend your stay.
• If you can’t finish your courses before the date on your permit, you must apply to extend your stay as a student.
• If you finish your studies early, your permit will stop being valid 90 days after you complete your studies.
If your school asked you to take some courses before they will accept you into the main program (conditional acceptance), the study permit will only be issued for the length of these courses. When you get accepted into the main program, you can apply to extend your stay as a student from Canada.
If you plan to leave Canada during a scheduled break (such as the summer, or winter holidays and spring break), you need to show proof you are enrolled in your school when you return to Canada.

2- Eligibility

• Showing the proof that you have enough money to pay for your tuition fees and living expenses in Canada
• Having a clean criminal record
• Being in complete health
• Having a valid passport
• Convincing the immigration officer that you will leave Canada at the end of your studies (Showing that you have ties to the country of citizenship).
• Minimum of B for bachelor’s and master’s program and a minimum of B+ for doctorate and Ph.D. program

3- How to apply?

Step 1: Gathering your documents
Step 2: Applying for a Designated Institution in Canada
Step 3: After getting an acceptance letter from a designated learning institution, you can apply for a study permit online