Temporary Resident — Study Permit

Study Permit Canada

From initial study permit applications to renewals, PGWP, and pathways to permanent residency—Imprint Immigration Services helps international students navigate every stage of studying in Canada.

Study Permit Services

A Canadian study permit is required for most international students enrolled in courses or programs longer than six months at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI). The study permit application process requires careful documentation to meet Student Direct Stream (SDS) or regular stream requirements.

Study Permit Applications Initial study permit from outside Canada, including SDS and regular stream applications.
Study Permit Renewals Renew your study permit before it expires to maintain authorized study status in Canada.
Change of Institution/Program Guidance on conditions when switching schools or programs mid-study.
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) Apply for a PGWP after completing an eligible program at a qualifying DLI.
Bridging Open Work Permit For study permit holders who have applied for PR and whose study permit is expiring.
Implied Status for Students Guidance on maintaining authorized status while a renewal is pending.
Pathway to PR After Study Strategy for using Canadian study and work experience toward Express Entry CEC eligibility.

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Study Permit Key Facts

Required for Programs longer than 6 months
Institution Must be a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
Work while studying Up to 20 hrs/wk during session (off-campus work)
PGWP length Up to 3 years (matches program length)
PR pathway CEC eligibility after 12 months PGWP work
IRCC Study Permit Guide

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Ensure your study permit application is complete, accurate, and strategically positioned for your long-term goals in Canada.

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Immigration advice provided by Shirani Jenita Daniel, RCIC-IRB, CICC Licence R705794. This content is general information and does not constitute legal or immigration advice.