Study Permits
Secure Your Study Permit with Ease
We guide you through every step of the study permit application, from preparing the required documents to final submission and follow-up, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and complete peace of mind throughout the process.
How it Works
A Smooth Process for Your Success
Free Consultation
Discuss your goals and get expert guidance tailored to your needs.
Personalized Plan
Receive a clear roadmap for applications, visas, and settlement.
Application Support
Step-by-step help with documents, admissions, and study permits.
Ongoing Assistance
Continued support until you’re fully settled in your new journey.
Why Choose Us?
1. Professional consultants with first-hand experience in global education.
2. Tailored solutions for every student’s academic and career goals.
3. Smooth assistance from applications to settlement abroad.
Frequently Asked Question
Find answers to the most common questions about study permits and get the clarity you need for a smooth application process.
A study permit is an official document that allows international students to study at designated institutions abroad. Most students planning to study in Canada require a study permit.
Processing times vary by country and application volume, but on average it may take 4–12 weeks. Applying early is always recommended.
Common requirements include a valid passport, letter of acceptance from a recognized institution, proof of financial support, and recent photographs. Additional documents may be requested depending on your case.
Yes, most international students can work part-time during their studies and full-time during scheduled breaks, subject to the rules of their study permit.
If your application is refused, we review the reasons, strengthen your documents, and guide you through the re-application process for a better outcome.
Yes, in many cases your spouse or common-law partner can apply for a work permit, and dependent children may be eligible to study at schools abroad.