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SIERRA IMMIGRATION ALLIANCE

Canadian Immigration Law Firm

Multilanguage Office

  • A study permit lets foreign students legally study at Canadian schools or universities for a set period.

  • Most foreign students studying for more than six months must get a study permit before arriving in Canada.

  • You need a school acceptance, enough funds, no criminal record, good health, and a valid passport.

  • Letter of acceptance, proof of funds, passport, photos, immigration forms, and any additional country-specific documents.

  • Apply online or at a Visa Application Centre with all required documents and pay the fees.

  • Yes, if you already have legal status, such as a visitor, worker, or student with an expiring permit.

  • Processing varies by country, usually 4–12 weeks, but some offices take longer due to seasonal demand.

  • The application fee is CAD 150, plus CAD 85 for biometrics, if required.

  • Yes, a valid acceptance letter from a recognized Canadian school is mandatory for your application.

  • Show enough money to cover tuition, living expenses, and return travel, typically CAD 10,000–15,000 per year.

  • Students can usually work up to 20 hours weekly off-campus, and full-time during breaks, if eligible.

  • Usually, you can reapply with additional documents or stronger proof, but there is no formal appeal process.

  • Yes, you must apply before your permit expires and continue meeting study requirements.

  • Most applicants do; you provide fingerprints and photos at a Visa Application Centre or as instructed.

  • No. A study permit allows study; a Temporary Resident Visa or eTA may also be needed to enter Canada.

  • Spouses may be able to apply for open work permits; dependent children may need separate study permits to attend school.

  • Insufficient funds, missing documents, weak ties to the home country, incomplete forms, or past immigration issues.

  • They ensure forms, documents, and strategies meet requirements, reducing errors and improving approval chances.

  • Check all details, keep documents safe, and follow school and Canadian immigration rules carefully.

  • Yes, programs like the PR Express Entry program or Provincial Nominee Program may allow eligible graduates to apply after work experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

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