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Study Permit

Your Gateway to Quality Education in Canada

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Unlock a world-class education and vibrant student life in Canada. A study permit is your official authorization to study in Canada for programs longer than six months. Start your journey with JH Click Immigration’s expert guidance.

  • Official Authorization: Legally study at any Designated Learning Institution (DLI) in Canada.

  • Work While You Study: On-campus work and off-campus options (up to 20 hrs/week) during classes; full-time during scheduled breaks.

  • Post-Graduation Pathway: Qualify for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) and build Canadian work experience.

  • Family Inclusion: Bring dependent children; your spouse or common-law partner may apply for an open work permit.

  • Long-Term Residency: Canadian credentials and experience boost your eligibility for Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs.
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Who Needs a Study Permit?

  • Programs over 6 Months: International students enrolled in programs longer than six months require a permit.

  • Minor Students (Under 18/19): Must apply if studying over six months, with a custodian declaration if under 18.

  • Québec-Bound Students: In addition to a study permit, obtain a Québec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) before applying.

Eligibility Criteria for Study Permit

To qualify for a Canadian study permit, you must:

  1. Be Accepted by a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) in Canada.
  2. Prove Financial Support for:
    • Tuition fees
    • Living expenses for yourself (and family members, if applicable)
    • Return transportation costs
  3. Obey the Law: No criminal record (police certificate, if required).
  4. Health Requirements: Undergo a medical exam (if required). 
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Document Checklist

Prepare these essential documents before you apply:

  • Proof of Acceptance: Letter of acceptance from your DLI.

  • Proof of Identity: Valid passport or travel document.

  • Proof of Financial Support: Bank statements, scholarship letters, or a letter of financial support.

  • Provincial/Territorial Attestation Letter (PAL/TAL): Required for certain provinces/territories.
  • Additional Documents (as applicable):
    • Letter of explanation

    • Custodian declaration (for minors)

    • Medical exam results

    • Police certificates

Program Classification (CIP Codes)

Canada’s Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) 2021 organizes all post-secondary programs into standardized categories.

Use these classifications to understand how your intended program is defined and recognized by IRCC and educational institutions.

View the full CIP series on Statistics Canada (Statistics Canada)
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Why Choose JH Click Immigration?

Regulated Expertise

RCIC-licensed consultants with the latest IRCC updates.

Personalized Support

Tailored assistance at every step—application, follow-up, and compliance.

Transparent Fees

No hidden charges; clear cost breakdown.

End-to-End Service

From eligibility assessment to permit issuance and beyond.

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