SOHI LAW GROUPApply for a Canadian Student Visa
We assist overseas students throughout the immigration process, with a particular focus on overcoming visa rejections, judicial reviews, and, most crucially, charting out avenues to permanent residency.Apply for a Canadian Student Visa
Obtaining a student visa to study for a post-secondary degree in Canada might be an effective first step toward Canadian permanent residency. We assist overseas students throughout the immigration process, with a particular focus on overcoming visa rejections, judicial reviews, and, most crucially, charting out avenues to permanent residency.Student Immigration Services
Gaining a student visa, a study permit visa, and enrolling in an authorized learning institution in Canada might be an efficient first step toward obtaining Canadian permanent residency. Our immigration lawyers assist international students in obtaining Canadian study permits and guiding them toward permanent resident status.
International students entering Canada on a student visa may be accompanied by their spouse or common-law partner, who may apply for a dependent study permit or an open work permit valid for the duration of the primary applicant’s studies. International students may be accompanied by small children, who can apply for a study permit and attend school as well.
International students can work off-campus for up to 20 hours per week during the school year and full-time during the summer. Students who successfully complete their programme of studies can apply for a post-graduation work visa, which allows them to work lawfully in Canada for three years. During this time, spouses and common-law partners are also eligible for temporary work visas.
Because the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS), which regulates point distribution under the Express Entry scoring system, favours applicants under 30 years old with a Canadian degree and job experience, studying in Canada provides better avenues to Canadian permanent residence.
International students can apply for permanent residency through programmes like:
Do you need a study permit? Do you need to extend your study permit? Confused about the paperwork required to apply for a Canadian student visa? Not sure if you qualify to study in Canada? Want to make sure you understand the process before submitting your application?
Schedule a consultation with us so that we can guide you through the process and set you up for success.
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