Blog - Study Permit

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…

A 12-month university probation is a period during which a student must improve their academic performance or behavior to avoid further consequences. It can be academic, if a student’s GPA falls below a certain level, or disciplinary, due to code of conduct violations.

Canada’s international education sector faces challenges as study permit approval rates decline, impacting enrollment targets. Learn how recent policy changes and processing delays are influencing international students’ decisions to study in Canada.