Most foreign nationals need a study permit to study in Canada. A study permit is an official document from the Government of Canada that allows you to study at a Canadian school, college, or university. Only a few people, such as those taking short courses under 6 months or certain minors, may not need a study permit.
Note: This page lists some common requirements and exemptions for general guidance. It is not a complete list, and requirements may vary depending on your country of origin or program. Incorrect or incomplete information could lead to refusal of study permit application.
Common Requirements for a Study Permit
To apply for a Canadian study permit, most applicants will need:
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Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from a recognized Canadian school, college, or university.
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Proof of Financial Support to pay for tuition, living expenses, and return travel.
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Valid Passport for the duration of your studies.
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Explanation Letter describing your study plans and goals.
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Police Certificate if required.
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Medical Exam, if required.
Note: Many applicants from different countries may need additional documents not listed here.
How Rostin Canada Visa Group Can Help
At Rostin Canada Visa Group, we provide full support for your study permit:
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Letter of Acceptance: Assistance obtaining LOAs from Canadian schools or programs.
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Application Preparation & Submission: We handle both initial study permit applications and extensions.
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Refusal Assistance: If your application is refused unreasonably, we can hire lawyers to take the case to court for judicial review (JR).
Why Choose Us
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Experienced in Study Permits: We have helped students from around the world successfully obtain study permits.
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Step-by-Step Support: Guidance from LOA to application submission and follow-up.
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Trusted and Licensed: Led by Ali (Al) Rostin, RCIC, a regulated immigration consultant.
Contact us today to start your Canadian study permit application or extension with confidence.