Study in Canada, stay for a lifetime
Canadian education can lead to Canadian work experience and permanent residence. We help you plan each step from the very beginning.
More than a degree, a future
Canada welcomes students from around the world, and Saskatchewan offers an affordable, welcoming place to study, work and settle.
World-class education
Canadian credentials are respected worldwide, from universities to career-focused colleges.
Work while you study
Eligible students can work part-time during sessions and full-time during scheduled breaks.
A path to PR
A Canadian degree, a PGWP and skilled work experience together make one of the strongest routes to permanent residence.
A roadmap from acceptance to PR
The decisions you make before you arrive shape your options after you graduate. Here is how we guide our student clients.
Choose the right program & school
We help you weigh programs and Designated Learning Institutions against your background, budget and PGWP eligibility.
Admission, PAL & finances
You secure your letter of acceptance and Provincial Attestation Letter, and organize proof of funds.
Study permit application
We prepare a strong study plan and a complete application, including permits for an accompanying spouse or children where eligible.
Protect your status
Full-time enrolment, work-hour limits, timely extensions and smart summer planning.
PGWP & permanent residence
We file your PGWP within the deadline and plan your route through the Canadian Experience Class or the SINP.
Support at every stage
Study Permit
Study permits, extensions and school changes for international students, along with permits for spouses and children who come with you.
Learn more StudyPost-Graduation Work Permit
Turn your Canadian education into Canadian work experience. We help you get the PGWP right the first time, because it usually can't be issued twice.
Learn more WorkSpousal Open Work Permit
Keep your family together in Canada. Open work permits for eligible spouses and common-law partners of students and workers.
Learn more WorkWork Permit Programs
Employer-specific and open work permits, extensions and employer changes for temporary residents building a career in Canada.
Learn more ResidenceSaskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program
Local expertise for Saskatchewan's own route to PR, for skilled workers, international graduates and employers.
Learn more ResidencePermanent Residence
Express Entry, Canadian Experience Class, provincial nomination and family pathways to make Canada your permanent home.
Learn moreCommon questions
I am already studying in Canada. When should I start planning for PR?
As early as possible. Your program choice, full-time enrolment, PGWP length and the type of work you do after graduating all affect your options under the Canadian Experience Class and the SINP. A one-time strategy session early on can save years later.
My study permit is about to expire. What should I do?
Apply for an extension before it expires. Doing so generally gives you maintained status while IRCC decides. If it has already expired, you may be able to apply for restoration within 90 days. Contact us right away.
Can I apply for a PGWP more than once?
In general, no. A PGWP is usually issued only once in a lifetime, which is why getting the timing, eligibility and application right matters so much.
Planning to study in Canada?
Talk to us before you choose a program, and keep your PGWP and PR options open from day one.