Studying in Canada

Canada offers a wide range of colleges and universities that provide high-quality education. However, studying in Canada as an international student involves significant logistical and legal considerations. Giroux O’Connor Immigration Law is here to support you every step of the way.

To apply for a study permit, you must first apply to and be accepted by a designated learning institution in Canada. Our partners can greatly increase your chances of acceptance by helping you to:

Giroux O’Connor Immigration Law Immigration can then assist you in preparing your formal study permit application to the Canadian government. We can also answer your questions regarding your rights and responsibilities during your stay, including the possibility of working while studying.

Relocating to Canada

After obtaining your study permit, you will need to find suitable accommodation for the duration of your stay. You may also need to furnish it, set up Internet service, and purchase tenant insurance. If you wish, we can refer you to our trusted partners, who can guide you through these steps and provide the support you need.

When you are ready to travel to Canada and begin your studies, you may also need to purchase a plane ticket. Once again, if you require assistance, you can count on us and our partners to help you.

Working during your studies

During your studies in Canada, you or your spouse may wish to work. It is crucial to comply with Canadian laws: working without authorization may result in inadmissibility and removal from Canada. Depending on your specific circumstances, restrictions may apply to the type of work you can do or the number of hours you are permitted to work.

Giroux O'Connor Immigration Law can help you understand your rights and obligations regarding:

After your studies

Once you have completed your study program, you may wish to remain in Canada to work or pursue further studies.

We will be here to support you at that stage.