Study in Canada
Canada attracts over half a million students a year, and refuses a large share of applicants. Approval comes down to a clear study plan and strong ties. We build both into every file.
A study permit lets you attend a designated learning institution in Canada. Refusal rates are high, and most refusals come down to two doubts: the officer does not believe the study plan, or is not convinced you will leave when required. We prepare applications that answer both questions before they are asked.
What the file needs
How we work
Talk to one of our licensed lawyer's to tell us your background and needs. We then provide expert advice and suggested next steps, including a flat fee for further assistance.
You'll work closely with our team on our secure, AI-powered software to prepare and finalize your application as quickly as possible.
An Ontario licensed immigration lawyer always does a final review (sometimes twice), and files on your behalf.
Flat fees. Personal responses within 24 business hours. No surprises.
What to know
A letter of acceptance from a designated learning institution gets you to the starting line, and most programs now also require a provincial attestation letter. From there, the file is about money and intent: proving you can pay for your studies and showing you will respect the terms of your stay.
The study plan explains why this program, why this school, and why now, in the context of your education and career so far. A generic plan reads as a red flag. We write yours from your actual story.
You must show first year tuition plus living costs for you and any family coming with you, at the amount IRCC sets and updates. The evidence has to be clean: where the money came from matters as much as the balance.
Full time students at eligible schools can work up to 24 hours per week off campus during classes, and full time during scheduled breaks. Depending on your program, your spouse may qualify for an open work permit.
A post graduation work permit lets you work in Canada for up to three years, and that experience is the classic springboard to permanent residence. We plan your study route with that end in mind.
Study permit refusals are common and usually fixable. We order the officer's notes, address the stated concerns directly, and refile a stronger application.
Why us
We know the reasons officers refuse study permits and address each one directly in the file, before it is submitted.
A generic letter sinks applications. We write yours around your real background, your goals, and this specific program.
Spousal work permits and children's records prepared alongside your application as one coordinated file.
Studies can lead to a post graduation work permit and then permanent residence. We plan with the end in mind.
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Meet our Managing Partner
Founding Partner
Josh is a Toronto-based lawyer who has been practicing immigration law for more than 9 years. More specifically, he's helped thousands of individuals and companies navigate Canadian immigration - from work permits to permanent residence, study permits, citizenship, LMIAs and more. Josh always puts his clients first, and believes quick and thoughtful communication is most important to making the process as smooth and stress-free as possible.
Called to the Ontario Bar. Member of the Law Society of Ontario, and the Canadian Immigration Lawyers Association.
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Tell us about your acceptance, your background, and your funding. Within one business day, an Ontario licensed immigration lawyer will assess your file and quote a flat fee to prepare it properly.