Your program
The school and course you are considering, their eligibility, and how they connect to your goals.
Planning to study in Canada starts well before day one. We help you understand study permits and the application information you’ll need.
Let’s explore your options A personal conversation. Not a promise of an outcome.
Where a study permit is needed, a designated learning institution and a convincing study plan sit at the centre of the application — along with finances, biometrics and student-direct-stream considerations where relevant. We help you understand the current requirements and prepare your documentation.
General information, not an eligibility assessment or legal advice. Always confirm current requirements with official sources.
The school and course you are considering, their eligibility, and how they connect to your goals.
Admission documents, financial plans, and the information that explains your situation.
Your family plans and questions about work during or after study, without assuming future eligibility.
Conversation starters, not a list of eligibility requirements.
Talk through your goals and the routes that may be worth reading about.
Identify the information to gather and the questions still to confirm.
Understand what is known, what remains uncertain, and where official guidance matters.
Some starting points for your next conversation.
Whether you need a study permit depends on the program and your situation. Confirm requirements with current IRCC guidance before making plans.
Work permissions and conditions vary. Do not assume every student or program qualifies; review the current rules and your permit conditions.
No. Study, post-graduation work, and permanent residence have separate requirements. Consider the bigger picture without assuming a particular outcome.
A one-to-one conversation with Babatunde Adejumo, RCIC.