Studying in Canada: A Pathway to Canadian Permanent Reside

  A) Gaining Admission offer from a designated learning institute: 

        Collecting academic documents and student’s intention

        Offering them options with academic institutions and program list

        Applying for admission 

        Gaining admission offer letter

B) Preparing and submitting the application of a study permit by a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant:

       Providing document checklist and collecting documents for a study permit

       Preparing and submitting a flawless study permit application to Canadian Visa Centre

       Gaining Study Permit

C) Post-arrival assistance:

       Finding air-tickets and local transportation

       Finding a suitable house for the student

       Receiving students from the Airport and drop off to the house

       Connecting to the local community

       Providing guidance until getting permanent resident

A) Graduate Program (Master’s and Doctoral program) 

B) Undergraduate program (Bachelor level degrees, Diplomas, Certificates) 

1. Work for up to 20 hours per week while      in school, and on a full-time basis during school breaks.
2. Obtain a Post-Graduation Work      Permit for the equivalent duration of the studies once the program is      successfully completed, allowing students to remain in Canada for many      years before becoming a permanent resident.
3. Bring an accompanying spouse or      common-law partner to Canada on an open full-time work permit,      allowing him or her to work for any employer.
4. Bring accompanying minor children      to study in Canada at the same rate that Canadians pay.
5. Become eligible for Canadian      permanent residence, either through a Provincial Nominee Program,      through Quebec's immigration system, or through the Express Entry      immigration selection system.
6. Get advantage of Student Health      Insurance across Canada in most of the provinces.
7. Top-quality and      internationally-respected education, preparing them for professional      pursuits in Canada or abroad.
8. The cost of tuition and living fees in      Canada are generally lower than in other developed countries. 

1. End to end process is managed by the Canadian Regulated Immigration Consultant.

2. Client is entirely covered by an error and omission insurance.

3. We only offer admission opportunity for the Designated Learning Institutions (DLI) where a post-graduate work permit (PGWP) is achievable. 

4. No FAKE promises and entitled to receive refunds.  

 At any point if the client is not willing to process the file, client will be entitled to get the refund on the professional service fees after the deduction 10% admin fees. Note that, approving visa is the sole jurisdiction of IRCC. Hence, visa refusal is not a ground of refund.