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Foreigners usually need a Study Permit to study in Canada. Recent immigration policy changes
allow for flexibility in changing schools, and working in Canada both during your studies and
after graduation. To qualify for a Study Permit, you must:
- Have an acceptance letter from a qualified Canadian school;
- Have sufficient funds for your tuition and living costs;
- In certain cases, pass a medical exam; and
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Establish that you are a bona fide student (ie you will not remain in Canada
illegally after your studies are complete).
Proper planning at the outset of your studies is very important. Even the choice of schools will
affect your options to work in Canada, either during your schooling or after graduation. With a
carefully prepared multi-year program, you can study in Canada, obtain work permits after
graduation, then qualify to immigrate to Canada.
The information on CanadaVisaLaw.com’s Web Site has been prepared so you may learn more about the services we offer.
These materials do not constitute legal advice, and are not intended to provide specific advice about your particular situation.
Because the law constantly changes and is subject to varying interpretations, we urge you to contact us regarding any specific
problem you may have, and we advise you not to take, or refrain from taking, any action based upon materials in this Web
Site without consulting legal counsel.
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