Study Permits
There are over 1,500 universities, colleges that are authorized by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to welcome international students. These educational institutions are called designated learning institutions (DLIs) and they are willing to help international students learn in Canada and stay in the country after graduation.
Steps in your Student application Process
Select a program
Conduct good research and find the education program you want to pursue in Canada.
Apply to a Canadian-designated learning institution
Once you have finalized your desired program to apply to, submit your application to the Canadian-designated learning institution (DLI) of your choice.
Apply for a study permit
Once you obtain a letter of acceptance, we can help you submit an application to IRCC for a study permit.
Explore your immigration options
After the successful completion of your
studies, Charlotte’s can help you remain in Canada to gain more professional work experience and pursue permanent residence.
You must also prove to IRCC that you have enough money to pay all your education fees and you are able to financially support yourself during your studies.You will earn enough money to cover your next semester fees and living cost is a pure myth. You can include proof of financial support from your parents to help satisfy IRCC that you have the required funds to support your studies. In addition, IRCC will want to see that they have sufficient ties to their home country and that they will return home once they have completed their studies
Stay away “Schooling Visa in Canada with Parents” SCAM
“Schooling Visa” is not the official term consultants, and local immigration agents use to promote Study Permits for Minors. It is also known as K-1 Visa in some places, but it is a study permit for underage students. The fact is that there is no special student visa for Canada that allows for the inclusion of parents in the application. But you might be able to put together a series of arrangements that let you stay in Canada while your child attends school there.
