Blog - Study Permit
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More changes for International students: The END of two expedited application Pathways
Effective Friday 8th November, at 2pm Canada has ended the Student Direct Stream (SDS) and the Nigeria Student Express (NSE) visa programs.
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Part 1: Changes to Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) Eligibility Coming November 1, 2024
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Cost of University in Canada vs. USA
Cost of University in Canada vs. USA
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NEWS RELEASE – Study Permit Pilot Project
NEWS RELEASE – Study Permit Pilot Project
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September 2024 Changes for All Canadian Temporary Residents
September 2024 Changes for All Canadian Temporary Residents
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SOPs and Successful Study Permit Applications
It’s critical that you comprehend the significance of your study plan or statement of purpose if you’re an international student hoping to enroll in a program in Canada (SOP).
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Navigating Study Permit Hurdles: Top 5 Reasons for Refusal and How to Overcome Them
Applying for a study permit to Canada involves a detailed process where several factors are scrutinized to determine if the applicant meets the requirements. Among these factors, five key reasons frequently lead to refusals. Understanding these reasons can help applicants address potential issues and improve their chances of approval. Here’s a breakdown of the top five refusal reasons and how to tackle them effectively. 1. Personal Assets and Financial Status One of the most common reasons for a study permit…
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A Comprehensive Guide to Work and Study Permit Replacement in Canada
Need to replace your lost, damaged, or stolen work or study permit in Canada? This guide covers eligibility criteria, required documentation, and application procedures. With expert advice from regulated Canadian immigration consultants, navigate the permit replacement process smoothly and efficiently. Ensure your continued legal status in Canada with our support.
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20 hours Of Workweek For International Students In Canada From 2024
Starting January 1, 2024, international students in Canada will be restricted to a 20-hour work week during academic sessions. This policy change aims to prioritize academic focus, address employment gaps, and enhance immigration compliance. Learn about the implications, including new study permit verification processes and the cost of tuition for international and domestic students in Canada.
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