Study Permit

A study permit is an official government document that is issued to a foreign national which allows the individual to study at an approved designated learning institution in Canada. A study permit is typically valid for the length of an intended study program plus an extra 90 days (3 months). 90 days is granted to provide sufficient time for the individual to return home, extend their stay or apply for other status. Processing times for study permit vary depending on the country from which you apply.

Work Permit

Getting a Canadian work permit is mandatory in order to engage in any form of paid work. Currently, there are four types of work permits:

• As a full-time student in a or post graduate or post secondary program you may work for 20hours on or off campus as long as you study at a designated learning institution (DLI) these remarks appear on your study permit under condition or remarks.
• A co-op work permit is issued to a student who has a field placement, co-op, clinical study or practicum as part of their program. This allows the student to fulfill the program requirement for graduation while simultaneously gaining valuable work experience.
• A post-graduate work permit is issued to a student who has graduated from a designated learning institution to gain valuable Canadian work experience. Note: work obtained through the post-graduate work permit program may help support your application to become a permanent resident of Canada.
• An open work permit is a work permit that is not job-specific. Because it is not job-specific, you will not need a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) from Employment and Social Development Canada or proof that an employer has submitted an offer of employment through the Employer Portal and paid the employer compliance fee.

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Temporary Resident Visa or Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)

Some foreign nationals need Canadian visas to travel to Canada while citizens of other countries are exempt from having a visa. However, they are required to apply for an eTA before entering Canada. Contact Us for more inquires.

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Express Entry

This is a process of obtaining permanent residency in Canada. There are three different ways you can apply.

They are:

• Federal Skilled Worker Program
• Federal Skilled Trades Program
• Canadian Experience Class

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Provincial Nominee Program

This program allows the eleven participating provinces and territories to nominate potential immigrants who they believe will meet their demands, and who intend to settle in the province and territories of nomination. The provincial Nominee Program is mechanism that facilitates economics immigration to Canada, while allowing province and territories to respond to their specific needs.

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Citizenship

To be eligible to become a Canadian citizen, you must meet following:

• Have Permanent Resident Status
• Meet the required time of stay in Canada
• Meet language proficiency requirements
• Successfully write your citizenship exam

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