Immigration program
Study in Canada
Study permit and extension of status.
In one sentence
Come to attend a study program at a school, cegep, or university in Canada.
- Who it's for
- You have been accepted (or are in the process of being accepted) at a recognized institution.
- How long
- The length of your study program
- Can you work
- Sometimes, within the limits set by law
- What it costs
- FamiVisa fees: communiqués après évaluation de votre profil. Tuition and official fees are extra.
Description
What the support includes
A study project in Canada relies on consistency between your background, the chosen program, and your goals. FamiVisa helps you prepare a structured, well-documented application.
- Study permit
- Extension of status
Who this service is for
- Students admitted or in the process of being admitted to a designated institution
- People wishing to extend a study permit
- Families accompanying a student
Process
Main steps
Analysis of academic background and study plan
Verification of documents related to admission
Preparation of the explanatory letter and financial evidence
Comprehensive review of the file
Follow-up until the decision
Typically required documents
- Letter of admission from a designated institution
- Proof of financial capacity
- Provincial attestation, where applicable
- Diplomas and transcripts
- Valid passport
Points to consider
- Requirements vary by province and institution.
- Some applications require additional provincial documents.
- The right to work while studying is governed by applicable regulations.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Next step
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