Who this is for
International students who have been accepted by a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) in Canada, and students already in Canada who need to extend, change schools or restore their status.
What a complete application usually includes
- Letter of acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution.
- Provincial or Territorial Attestation Letter (PAL/TAL), which most new applicants now need.
- Proof of funds for tuition, living costs and return travel, at IRCC's current cost-of-living threshold.
- A study plan that explains why this program, why Canada, and how it fits your career path.
- Identity documents, academic records, language test results and, where required, medical exams and biometrics.
Already in Canada?
We regularly help students extend their permits, change DLIs or programs, move between levels of study and restore their status within the 90-day window, so a lapse doesn't end their plans in Canada.
How we help
- Eligibility & program review: we check whether your program fits your background and your long-term goals, including whether it leads to a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).
- Document strategy: we organize your financial evidence and family ties, and spot gaps before IRCC does.
- Study plan & submissions: we prepare a persuasive, honest letter and submit a complete, well-organized application.
- Family members: we handle permits for an accompanying spouse or children where eligible.
- After you land: we advise on work rights, keeping your status and your next steps toward a PGWP.
Rules change often
Immigration programs and requirements are updated frequently. This page is general information, not legal advice. Book a consultation for guidance based on the rules in effect for your case.
