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Apply for a Canadian Study Permit

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What is a study permit?

A study permit is a document issued by the Government of Canada that allows international students to study at designated learning institutions (DLIs). It also provides opportunities to work and, eventually, access permanent residency programs.

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Who needs a study permit?

You must apply for a study permit if:

  • You plan to enroll in a program longer than six months in Canada.

  • You have been accepted by a designated learning institution (DLI).

  • You meet the financial and eligibility requirements.

A permit is not required for:

  • Courses or programs of less than six months.

  • Family members of diplomats or military personnel in Canada.

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How to apply for a study permit?

  1. Letter of Acceptance: Obtain a letter of acceptance from a designated learning institution.

  2. Application Preparation: Gather necessary financial, identity documents, and forms.

  3. Submit the Application: Apply from outside Canada, within the country, or at a port of entry.

  4. Medical Exam and Background Check: In some cases, these will be required to complete the application.

  5. Receive the Permit: After approval, the study permit is granted for the duration of the academic program.

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What is required for the application?

  • Letter of acceptance from a DLI.

  • Proof of funds to cover tuition fees and living expenses.

  • Valid passport and other identity documents.

  • Statement of intent to study and return to your home country, if required.

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How can AMA LEGAL assist you with the study permit?

At AMA LEGAL IMMIGRATION & LEGAL SERVICES, we provide:

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  • Comprehensive advice to complete and submit your application without errors.

  • Review of financial documents to ensure they meet the requirements.

  • Guidance for accessing work permits during and after studies.

  • Support with the application for the Post-Graduation Work Permit to continue your path toward permanent residency.

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Want to know if your case is applicable?

Every case is different. Your country, age, experience, and many other variables may affect your eligibility. Here at AMA Legal and Immigration, we assist you with your story and strive to find the best solution for your migration to Canada.

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