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The basics

The basics

1 Choosing where to study

2 Choosing a subject

3 Applying to a University

4 Financing your studies

5 Getting your visa

6 Housing & accommodation

7 Once you arrive

8 Post-study life

Canada: Visa Guides

Not having the correct immigration documentation can create a lot of hassle, and in the very worst case, can result in you being removed from Canada before you complete your studies. Navigating the visa process may not be the most exciting part of your study abroad preparation, but it is still absolutely essential! Let us break things down for you so you have everything covered.

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Post study visa options in Canada

Now that you’ve completed your course, you might want to stay in Canada to work and explore this beautiful country…So, what do you need to do to stay for longer? You have the opportunity to apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) which allows you to stay in Canada to work after your studies. However you need to check if you’re eligible for this... Can I work in Canada once I graduate? To find out if you’re

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Applying for a student visa in Canada

In order to study in Canada as an international student you will need to apply for a 'study permit'. In addition, you may also need to obtain a temporary resident visa or an electronic travel authorization (eTA) that will go alongside your passport and study permit. This will grant you access into the country as a student. If you need a visa or eTA, you will be notified by the relevant authorities once you have applied for your study permit.

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