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🛂 Canada Student Visa (Study Permit) – Key Information

Who needs a Canadian Study Permit?

Non-Canadian citizens or permanent residents who wish to study for more than 6 months at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) in Canada must obtain a Study Permit.

🎓 Why Study in Canada?
  • Globally recognized universities & colleges.
  • Affordable tuition compared to US/UK.
  • Safe, multicultural environment.
  • Pathways to Permanent Residency (PR).
🛂 Key Steps
  • Receive admission from a DLI.
  • Gather financial & identity documents.
  • Apply online/offline for a Study Permit.
  • Biometrics & medical exam (if required).
📑 Documents Required
  • Valid passport.
  • Letter of acceptance (DLI).
  • Proof of funds (bank statements, GIC, sponsorship).
  • Medical exam (if applicable).
  • Police clearance (if applicable).
💰 Financial Requirements
  • Tuition fees for first year.
  • Living costs: CAD $10,000/year (outside Quebec), CAD $11,000/year (Quebec).
  • Additional funds for accompanying family members.
  • Proof via GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate) for SDS route.
🌍 Popular Subject Areas
  • Engineering & Technology
  • Computer Science & AI
  • Health & Life Sciences
  • Business & Management
  • Environmental Studies
  • Arts & Humanities
⏳ Timeline & Support
  • Apply 3–6 months before intake.
  • SDS stream: 20 days (eligible countries).
  • Regular processing: varies by country.
  • GraduatePlace guides: admission → visa → arrival.
🛠️ Work While You Study
  • Up to 20 hrs/week off-campus during study.
  • Full-time during scheduled breaks.
  • Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) up to 3 years after study.

🎓 Types of Study Programmes

Diplomas & Certificates

Technical and career-focused courses.
Duration: 1–2 years

Undergraduate (Bachelor’s)

BA/BSc/BEng programmes.
Duration: 3–4 years

Postgraduate (Master’s)

MA/MSc/MBA programs.
Duration: 1–2 years

Doctorate (PhD)

Research-intensive degrees.
Duration: 4–6 years

📑 Required Documents (Canada – Study Permit)
📌 Academic & Identity 📌 Financial & Legal
✅ Valid Passport✅ Proof of Funds (bank, GIC, scholarship, sponsor)
✅ Letter of Acceptance (DLI)✅ Immigration Medical Exam (if required)
✅ Transcripts & Diplomas✅ Police Certificate (if requested)
✅ Recent Photos✅ Study Permit Fee (CAD $150)
✅ English/French Proficiency✅ Biometrics (CAD $85)
Requirements vary by country; always follow IRCC checklist.
📌 Language Requirements (Typical)
LevelIELTSTOEFL iBT
UG6.0 (no band < 5.5)80
PG6.5 (no band < 6.0)90
Diploma5.5–6.065–78
French-taught programmes require DELF/DALF/TEF. Always check institutional requirements.

📌 Useful Official Links (Canada)

🛂 Study Permit
💼 Work & PGWP
🎓 Scholarships

Academic transcripts, valid passport, English/French proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL or TEF/DELF), a Statement of Purpose, and recommendation letters. Some programmes may also require entrance tests or portfolios.

Apply online or on paper through IRCC. Submit acceptance letter, proof of funds, identity documents, and biometrics. Some students may apply through SDS (Student Direct Stream) for faster processing.

Yes. International students can work up to 20 hours/week during classes and full-time during scheduled breaks. No separate work permit is required for on/off-campus work if you have a valid study permit.

The PGWP allows graduates of eligible Canadian institutions to work in Canada for up to 3 years, depending on the length of their study program. It is an important pathway to Permanent Residency.

Yes, Canadian qualifications are respected worldwide and open opportunities for further education and international careers.

Yes. Spouses can apply for an Open Work Permit, and children can study at Canadian schools. Proof of additional funds and documents are required.