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Canada Study Visa

Thousands of international students choose Canada every year — the world's third-most popular study destination. TIA prepares your admission strategy, study permit, and post-graduation pathway.

What's included

  • Family accompaniment (spouse & children)
  • Part-time work while studying · full-time work permit for spouse
  • PGWP after graduation and pathway to permanent residence

How TIA guides your file

1

Initial Assessment

We review your goals, background, immigration history, and available options.

2

Strategy & Document Plan

You receive a clear explanation of the recommended pathway and required documents.

3

Application Preparation

Your forms, letters, and supporting documents are organized and reviewed carefully.

4

Submission & Follow-Up

We support the process after submission and help you understand updates or further requests.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can my spouse and children come with me?
Yes. In most study permit cases your spouse can apply for an open work permit and school-age children can attend Canadian public schools, often tuition-free.
Can I work while I study?
Full-time students at eligible institutions can work part-time on- or off-campus during the academic year and full-time during scheduled breaks.
What happens after graduation?
Most graduates from eligible programs qualify for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) of up to 3 years — a common bridge to permanent residence.

Ready to explore this pathway?

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