Learn and Thrive:
Canada’s Invitation to Global Scholars
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If you're aiming to join the vibrant community of international learners, a Study Permit is your golden ticket.
This essential document opens the doors to studying at Canada's esteemed Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs), which range from universities and colleges to specialized technical and vocational schools.
These DLIs, recognized by the Canadian Government for their excellence, welcome foreign students into a world of academic exploration and growth. Let's guide you through securing your Study Permit and starting your adventure in Canada's dynamic academic landscape.
Canada beckons students from across the globe, offering a rich tapestry of educational opportunities.
Your Canadian Study Permit Eligibility
Embarking on your educational journey in Canada is an exciting prospect, and ensuring you meet the eligibility criteria for a Study Permit is the first step:
Acceptance Letter
Start your adventure with an acceptance letter from your chosen Canadian learning institution, your entry ticket into the world of Canadian education.
Quebec Applicants
Want to study in Montreal or anywhere in Quebec? You'll need a Certificat d’acceptation du Quebec (CAQ) to join the vibrant student community there.
Interview Ready
Prepare to discuss your study plans and aspirations during an interview with an official in your home country.
Health Matters
A medical examination is a must to ensure you're in good health for your Canadian academic experience.
Police Verification
A clean police verification certificate reassures your future campus community of your good character.
Financial Proof
Showcasing your financial readiness covers tuition and living expenses for you and any family joining you, ensuring a smooth start to your studies.
Supporting Documents for a Smooth Application:
Depending on your destination province, additional documents might be required to tailor your application.
A valid passport is essential for your international academic quest.
Demonstrating financial stability through bank statements or proof of an educational loan confirms your ability to sustain your studies and stay in Canada.
Staying healthy is crucial, as indicated by a potential medical exam request from IRCC.
Maintaining Your Study Permit:
Once you've set foot in Canada, keeping your study permit valid involves:
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Staying enrolled at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) that’s recognized for its quality education.
Focusing on completing your academic program as planned.
Adhering to the specific conditions listed on your study permit.
Planning your stay or departure according to your permit's expiry, ensuring your Canadian academic adventure is both memorable and compliant with regulations.
KADI International
Student Program (KISP)
Our International Students Program offers comprehensive support, from assisting with the application process to obtaining study permits, and exploring potential pathways to permanent residency in Canada.
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Streamlining Your Study Path to Canada with SDS
The Student Direct Stream (SDS) offers a faster route for students from select African and Asian countries aiming to pursue their higher education in Canada at a post-secondary Designated Learning Institution (DLI).
This streamlined application process is designed to simplify the journey for international students from the following countries:
Antigua and Barbuda, Brazil, China
Colombia, Costa Rica, India, Morocco
Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Senegal
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Trinidad and Tobago, and Vietnam
Eligibility Requirements for SDS Applicants:
To qualify under the SDS, candidates need to submit:
Language Proficiency
Evidence of meeting the language requirements
through a valid test result.
Financial Readiness
Proof of a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC)
of at least CAN$10,000, showcasing your ability to support yourself.
Tuition Preparedness
Evidence of tuition payment for the first year of study,
ensuring your financial stability.
Acceptance Confirmation
A letter of acceptance from a recognized post-secondary
DLI, marking your entry into Canada’s educational system.
Academic Records
Your most recent educational transcripts, demonstrating
your academic achievements.
Health Assurance
Proof of an upfront medical examination,
confirming your health status.
Ready to Embark on Your Canadian Educational Adventure?
Your dream of studying in Canada is closer than you think! From selecting the right program & institution to navigating the study permit application process, we're here to guide you every step of the way.
Canadian Permits
Navigate through the permit process to study, work, and live in Canada.
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FAQs
Everything You Need to Know About Study Permits
What's the first step to studying in Canada?
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Start by securing an acceptance letter from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI). It's your ticket into the education system and the basis for applying for a study permit.
Can I work in Canada as an international student?
Many study permits allow for part-time work on or off-campus. Your specific conditions will be outlined in your study permit documentation.
Do I need to show financial proof for a study permit?
Yes, demonstrating financial stability is crucial. You'll need to show you can cover tuition and living expenses, often through bank statements or proof of a scholarship.
What is the SDS, and am I eligible?
The Student Direct Stream (SDS) offers faster processing for residents of certain countries, provided they meet specific criteria like a valid language test result and proof of financial support.
How does studying in Quebec differ from other provinces?
If you plan to study in Quebec, you'll need a Certificat d’acceptation du Québec (CAQ) along with your study permit. The requirements might slightly vary, emphasizing the province's unique educational landscape.
What happens after I complete my studies in Canada?
Graduates from eligible Canadian institutions can apply for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) to gain valuable Canadian work experience, which can also pave the way to permanent residency, especially through programs like the CEC.