Canadian immigration service
Study Permits
Prepare a study plan that makes sense on paper and in real life.
Overview
A clearer way to prepare.
A study permit application should clearly connect the applicant’s academic background, chosen program, finances and future plan while addressing the current requirements that apply to international students.
Immigration rules, program openings and document requirements can change. Confirm current requirements before filing.
How FSO can help
- Initial study permit applications
- Study permit extensions
- Change of school or program planning
- Family member applications where applicable
- Post-study status and work planning
What usually matters
Build the case around the facts.
- Letter of acceptance and current program rules
- Study purpose and academic progression
- Tuition and living-fund evidence
- Home-country ties and temporary intent factors
- Prior refusals or immigration history
What to bring
Come prepared for a useful consultation.
- Passport and current immigration documents
- Any refusal letters or IRCC correspondence
- Education, language and work records relevant to your case
- Key dates, deadlines and travel history
- A short list of your main questions
Discuss your study permits strategy.
A consultation can help identify the next step before you spend time on the wrong pathway.