Study Permits
Study at World-Class Canadian Institutions
A Canadian study permit allows international students to study at Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs) in Canada. Canada offers world-ranked universities, affordable tuition, and generous post-study work rights. Quitno helps you navigate the application process and maximize your chances of approval.
How the Process Works
University Selection
We help you choose the best Designated Learning Institution for your career goals.
Application Preparation
Thorough preparation of all study permit application documents.
Financial Documentation
Ensure proof of funds meets IRCC requirements.
Online Application
Submit your study permit application through IRCC's online portal.
Biometrics & Medical
Complete biometrics and any required medical examination.
Study Permit Issued
Receive your study permit and prepare for your Canadian academic journey!
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I work while studying in Canada?
Yes! Study permit holders can work up to 24 hours per week off-campus during academic sessions and full-time during scheduled breaks. On-campus work is generally unlimited.
What is the Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP)?
The PGWP allows graduates of eligible Canadian programs to work in Canada for up to 3 years after graduation. This is a major pathway to permanent residency through Express Entry.
How much money do I need to show?
You must show proof of: (1) first year's tuition fees, (2) $10,000 CAD for living expenses (or $11,000 in Quebec), (3) return transportation. Family members accompanying you need additional funds.
Eligibility Requirements
- Acceptance letter from a Canadian DLI
- Sufficient funds (tuition + $10,000 CAD/year)
- Clean criminal record
- Good health
- Ties to home country (intent to return after studies)
- Language proficiency (may be required)
Required Documents
- Acceptance letter from DLI
- Proof of financial support (bank statements, sponsorship letters)
- Valid passport
- Language test results (if required)
- Transcripts and academic records
- Statement of purpose
- Custodian declaration (minors under 17)
- Medical exam (if required)
Benefits
- Access to world-class Canadian education
- Work rights (24 hrs/week during studies)
- Post-Graduation Work Permit (up to 3 years)
- Express Entry CRS points for Canadian education
- Pathway to Canadian permanent residency
- Multicultural campus experience