Study Permit Representation
Study in Canada
Canada's study permit landscape has changed significantly since 2023. With application caps and stricter financial assessments, a strong, strategic application matters more than ever. A study permit authorizes you to study at a Designated Learning Institution for a specific program and period — and we make sure yours is built to be approved.
What's included
Full legal representation, end to end
Written submissions explain how you meet the requirements of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and Regulations — so your file speaks directly to what officers are looking for.
What a strong application needs
Working while you study
A study permit can do more than fund your education — it can open the door to Canadian work experience and a pathway to permanent residence.
24 hrs
per week off-campus during academic terms
Unlimited
hours during scheduled academic breaks
On-campus work is also available for many students, and as of April 1, 2026, post-secondary students no longer need a separate co-op work permit for required placements.
Who this is for
This service is suitable for
Whatever your situation, we tailor the application strategy to your circumstances and goals.
Outside Canada applicants
First-time applicants applying from their home country for a new study permit.
Inside Canada applicants
Eligible individuals already in Canada applying for a study permit from within.
Study permit extensions
Continuing your studies by extending an existing permit before it expires.
Changing to student status
Visitors and workers transitioning into a study permit.
Changing your DLI
Individuals inside Canada moving to a new Designated Learning Institution.
Refugees & protected persons
Refugee or protected person claimants pursuing education in Canada.
Applicants with prior refusals
Reapplying after a refusal with a deliberate, evidence-driven strategy.
Get it right the first time
Why applications get refused
Applications are frequently refused not because the applicant is unqualified, but because the documentation fails to clearly and strategically address what officers are looking for.
FAQ
Common questions
Relevant articles
Studying in Canada as a Refugee or Refugee Claimant
If you are a refugee claimant or a protected person in Canada, pursuing education is possible — but the rules are different from those that apply to typical international students.
Read moreI Have a Work Permit. Can I Study Without a Study Permit?
Work permit holders may be able to take short courses without a study permit — but the rules are more specific than most people realize.
Read moreLost Your Study Permit Status? Understanding Restoration and the 90-Day Window
Losing temporary resident status is more common than most students expect — and the 90-day restoration clock does not always start when you think.
Read moreStart Here
A Clear, Personal Process
Every client's situation is different. We start by understanding where you are, what you're trying to accomplish, and what kind of support you need.
Tell us about your situation
Start by completing the inquiry form. We’ll review the information you provide and reach out to discuss your circumstances and goals.
Choose the right level of support
If you need detailed guidance on a specific immigration question or concern, we’ll direct you to book a paid consultation. If you’re looking for full representation, we’ll outline the services we recommend.
Review your plan and proposal
If you decide to retain our services, we’ll provide a personalized proposal outlining the scope of services, anticipated timeline, and fees.
Formalize our working relationship
Once you’re ready to proceed, we’ll provide a retainer agreement and secure electronic invoice. Your representation begins once the agreement is signed and payment is received.