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Study in Canada

Studying in Canada offers the opportunity to enroll in globally respected academic institutions. Graduates can earn degrees or diplomas recognized worldwide from renowned universities and colleges. Additionally, it opens doors to valuable Canadian work experience both during and after graduation. At Volker Immigration Solutions Ltd our team specializes in guiding students through the best study options and work pathways tailored to individual circumstances. Seeking advice from immigration experts can provide valuable insights and support for pursuing education and career goals in Canada.

Choose Where to Study

Canada offers a wide array of institutions open to international students. To apply for a study permit, you must obtain an acceptance letter from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI). These institutions are approved by provincial or territorial governments to host international students, making them a prerequisite for your application.

Admission Requirements

Once you've chosen a program, before applying for a study permit, it's necessary to obtain an acceptance letter from the Canadian Designated Learning Institution (DLI). Each educational institution in Canada sets its own admission requirements. Typically, you need to provide proof of your previous education, demonstrate language proficiency in English or French (usually through tests like IELTS or TOEFL), and meet specific program requirements.

Study Visa Eligibility Requirements

To study in Canada, you will need to:
  • Be accepted by a recognized Designated Learning Institution in Canada as an international student.
  • Convince Canadian authorities of your intention to leave the country upon completing your studies.
  • Demonstrate your financial ability to cover tuition fees and living expenses for yourself and any accompanying family members during your stay in Canada.
  • Maintain a clean criminal record.
  • Submit any additional documents requested by Canadian authorities to verify your eligibility.
  • Undergo a medical examination if it is a requirement for your application.

Working as a Student

Full-time Students can work off-campus for a maximum of 20 hours per week, as specified in their study permit. During scheduled breaks such as summer, winter holidays, or spring break, students have the flexibility to work full-time, including overtime, without the need for a work permit.

Working After Graduation

Post-graduation work permits (PGWPs) are open work permits granted to international students upon completing a Canadian educational program. Holders can work for any employer and choose their hours, gaining valuable Canadian work experience. With a validity ranging from eight months to three years, PGWPs create opportunities for applicants to pursue Canadian permanent residence, leveraging their acquired work experience in the country.

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