Student Visa

For most countries, the study permit application itself does not require a language proficiency test, but most Canadian Colleges and Universities will require you to present proof of some language proficiency, depending on your program of studies and the admission requirements from the educational institution of choice.
 
Most schools accept tests like TOEFL and IELTS (Academic version), and some have their own language assessment tool. Make sure you talk to one of our educational advisors about the options available to you.
 
If you plan to study in Canada, e-Visa has over 500 partner schools. We can help you to find the best program of studies for you! And if you plan to stay in Canada after graduation, our team of Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants and Visa Experts will guide you through all the processes, from start to finish.
 

 A study permit validity is usually set to 90 days after your studies are expected to finish or, in case you were able to complete your program sooner, 90 days from when you receive a notification of the program completion. 
 
 

 
 
If your program of studies qualifies for a post-graduation work permit, you can apply to extend your stay in Canada as a worker, which allows you to take full time or part-time employment, or even be self-employed.
 
You can still stay in Canada to travel and explore if you apply for a visitor record.
 
If you fell in love for Canada and decide to stay in Canada permanently, talk to one of our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants to find out!
 

 
As of Oct 2020, the application fee for a Study permit is CAD$150 per person. If you also have to submit the biometrics, that will cost you an additional CAD$85 per individual or $170 per family. 
 In addition to this, you may have to pay for the passport processing fee, which will cost around CAD$45 per passport.
 
 

 
There are several ways to obtain a PR as a student.  If your end goal is to obtain permanent residence in Canada, you need to plan accordingly. Our team of immigration and education consultants will plan an immigration action plan according to your profile, budget and end goals.  check out our education and immigration combo package

 
Yes, you may be able to bring your spouse or common-law partner with you to Canada, as well as your dependent children. They may be eligible for a study, work permit, or a visitor visa while accompanying you on your studies. contact us to find out if you qualify!
 

 
 
If you have previously been refused for any visa to Canada, you can apply again; however,  if you apply with the same information, chances are that you will not obtain the outcome you are looking for.  Here at e-Visa, we have assisted with thousands and thousands of applications and our team of Immigration consultants and visa specialists are trained to prepare a strong and professional application that can increase your chances of success  We have created a 4 step-system for when you have had a previous refusal. 
 
The 4 steps are:
 
Step 1:  Obtain the notes of officer on your previous application
Step 2:  Review the files and strategize on your new application
Step 3:  Prepare complete list of documents recommended to make your application stronger 
Step 4:  Apply    

If you had a previous refusal, contact us today to start your process to reapply.
 

No, you do not need to wait before your refusal, unless the recommended steps to make your application stronger requires time. 
 
Follow the e-Visa 4-step-system above and reapply asap! Contact us.