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Canada is well known for its friendly atmosphere, varied cultural landscape, and excellent educational system. It makes sense that students want to study in Canada from all around the world. At Beyond Border Consultants, we are experts at helping students navigate the challenging steps involved in securing a Canada Study Visa so that they may successfully adjust to their new academic environment.
Foreign nationals are permitted to attend designated learning institutes (DLIs) in Canada with the formal documentation known as a Canada Study Visa, also called a Study Permit. This document is granted by the Canadian government. Obtaining this permit is a prerequisite for starting your educational path.
World-Class Education: Canada is home to some of the best universities and colleges in the world, providing a vast array of internationally recognized programs and degrees.
Cultural Diversity: Canada is a friendly and inclusive destination for international student due to its vast cultural diversity.
Research Opportunities: Canadian universities are renowned for their inventiveness and
quality of research, giving students many of chances to work on cutting-edge projects.
Quality of Life: Canada offers an environment that is favorable for students to succeed both academically and personally because of its high quality of living, safety, and healthcare.
Beyond Border Consultants makes the application process for a Canada study visa
A DLI’s Acceptance
Letter: You need an acceptance letter from a Canadian designated learning institution before you can apply for a study permit. We help you choose the school and program that best suit your academic objectives and professional aspirations. Get the necessary
paperwork ready: We give you a comprehensive list of all the paperwork you need, usually consisting of: Acceptance evidence (the DLI’s acceptance letter) Identity verification (a current passport) Evidence of financial assistance, or the ability to pay for living expenses, tuition, and return travel A letter of explanation outlining your goals and reason for studying Certain documents can be needed in addition, depending on the situation.
A letter of acceptance from a recognized educational institution in Canada is required before you can submit an application for a study permit. We assist you in selecting the program and institution that best meet your goals for both your career and academic career.
We provide you with an exhaustive list of all the documentation required, which often includes: Acceptance documentation (the acceptance letter from the DLI) Verification of identity with a valid passport Proof of financial support, or the capacity to cover living costs, education costs, and return airfare A letter explaining your objectives and motivation for studying Depending on the circumstances, more documentation may be required
Expertise: The members of our team are seasoned immigration advisors who have a thorough understanding of the immigration rules and procedures in Canada. Personalized Guidance: We adjust our offerings to your unique requirements and situation,
offering you individualized assistance all through the application procedure.
High Success Rate: Our track record of success in helping clients obtain study permits is a testament to our attention to detail and dedication to quality work. Comprehensive Support: We provide a wide range of services to guarantee your study abroad experience is fruitful and satisfying, from choosing the best university to providing post-arrival support
To be eligible for a Canada Study Visa, you need an acceptance letter from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI), proof of sufficient funds, a valid passport, and a clean criminal record. You may also need a medical exam and biometrics.
A Canada Study Visa is valid for the duration of your study program plus an additional 90 days. This extra time allows you to prepare to leave Canada or apply to extend your stay or change your status.
Yes, as an international student with a valid Study Visa, you can work up to 20 hours per week during regular academic sessions and full-time during scheduled breaks, such as winter and summer holidays, without needing a separate work permit.
