Immigration to Canada
Study in Canada
Study in Canada.
Education in Canada is ranked among the highest in the world. Several Canadian universities are among the world’s top-quality educational institutions, and many Canadian colleges offer in-demand programs. Studying in Canada attracts over half a million international students each year. Successful completion of a post-secondary program allows international graduates to obtain a Post-Graduate Work Permit.
International students have excellent chances to immigrate to Canada. The government awards extra points for Canadian education, and the Post-Graduate Work Permit allows them to gain Canadian work experience. Jalili Law works with leading Canadian universities and colleges and can help you obtain a study permit, work permit after graduation, and eventually apply for permanent residence. Book an appointment to learn more!
Schedule a complimentary consultation to clarify your immigration goals and explore the best provincial programs for your qualifications. Our experts will help you navigate the process and identify the most suitable options for your unique situation.
Study Permit Guidance for International Students Near North York
Jalili Law Firm assists international students planning to study near North York and across the Greater Toronto Area with study permit applications, and with the transition to a post-graduate work permit after graduation. We help ensure your application reflects a genuine study plan.
FAQ - Commonly Asked Questions
Yes. International students have strong prospects for immigrating to Canada. The government awards additional points for Canadian education, and graduates of a post-secondary program can apply for a Post-Graduate Work Permit, which allows them to gain Canadian work experience that supports a future permanent residence application.
Jalili Law Firm works with leading Canadian universities and colleges and can help you obtain a study permit, a work permit after graduation, and guidance on eventually applying for permanent residence.
Most international students require a study permit to study at a designated learning institution in Canada for programs longer than six months.
Many study permit holders are eligible to work part-time off campus while classes are in session and full-time during scheduled breaks, subject to the conditions on their study permit.
The length of a Post-Graduate Work Permit generally corresponds to the length of the study program completed, up to a maximum duration, and allows graduates to gain the Canadian work experience needed for many permanent residence pathways.