Study Permit
YOU SELECTED THIS OPTION BECAUSE:You need a study permit to Canada.
Each year, about 70,000 students come to Canada to learn in one of our outstanding post-secondary institutions. These offer a host of private and public curriculums ranging from a one-year program in art design to a five-year doctoral program.
In the majority of public schools, students may also seek on-campus employment without a work permit, or, after a period of 6 months, seek off-campus employment on a part-time basis.
Similar to the Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) process, the requirements for obtaining a student permit are rigorous and especially difficult for citizens in developing countries. Our firm, however, has a good track record for obtaining student permits in the most difficult areas including citizens (students) of India, Pakistan, Nepal, Egypt, Haiti and the Sub-Sahara region.
Quebec schools and colleges such as McGill, Concordia and Bishop, require an additional permit in the form of a Certifcat d’Acceptation du Quebec (CAQ) prior to submitting a Student Permit at a visa post of border. Our firm is proud to say that our leading practitioner is one of the very few whose US-based office is duly licensed by the government to represent Quebec applicants as required by law.
Firm deliverables for Student Permit applications:
- Form preparation (including Quebec forms where applicable)
- Assembly of relevant supporting documentation
- Representation before Citizenship Immigration Canada (CIC) on behalf of the Client
- Representation before the Quebec immigration ministry where applicable (MIDI)
- Interview preparation on a one-to-one basis with the Client (if required)
- Point-of-entry student packets for a smoother entry
- Hotline to the practitioner’s cell phone for issues at the border
- Reasonable access to the practitioner throughout the duration of the study program
