Build your education plans on the right foundation.
Studying abroad can be an exciting milestone, but it involves more than receiving an admission offer. Choosing a designated learning institution (DLI), understanding costs and preparing the correct documents are all important.
Rules around study permits, provincial or territorial attestation letters, financial evidence and post-graduation work eligibility can change. Always check official guidance relevant to your situation.
What to consider
School and program choice
Learn why institution and program eligibility matter.
Offer of acceptance
Understand how official acceptance documentation fits into the process.
Application planning
Explore the types of evidence and details frequently requested.
Future planning
Review program-specific restrictions and current post-study work information.
A practical starting process
Research suitable programs at eligible Canadian institutions.
Check study permit eligibility and the latest documentation rules.
Collect admission and financial documents as applicable.
Check for completeness against the latest IRCC instructions.