Study Abroad from India

Study in Canada with Quality Migration

Canada offers high-quality colleges and universities, a multicultural society and work opportunities during and after study. Our Ahmedabad team helps you choose a programme at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) and prepare a complete, well-documented study permit application.

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Key facts

Permit
Study permit (with a visitor visa to enter Canada)
Key documents
Letter of acceptance from a DLI and, for most students, a provincial or territorial attestation letter (PAL/TAL)
Work rights
Eligible students can work off campus up to 24 hours a week during academic sessions
After study
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) for eligible programmes, subject to current rules
Main intakes
September, January and May

Why study in Canada?

  • Respected colleges and universities across all provinces
  • Work part-time off campus during study, and full-time in scheduled breaks
  • Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) for eligible programmes
  • Diverse, welcoming communities with a large Indian diaspora
  • Co-op programmes that combine study with paid work experience

Popular courses

Computer Science & IT Business & Project Management Engineering & Technology Healthcare & Nursing Supply Chain & Logistics Hospitality Management

How we help you study in Canada

Step 1: Free counselling

We understand your profile and goals and shortlist programmes at Designated Learning Institutions.

Step 2: College & university applications

We help you apply and follow up until you receive a letter of acceptance.

Step 3: PAL/TAL & funds

We guide you on the attestation letter and the financial documents you will need.

Step 4: Prepare your documents

We give you a personalised checklist and review every document carefully.

Step 5: Application & biometrics

Your study permit application is submitted online and biometrics are given at a visa application centre.

Step 6: Pre-departure support

Once a decision is made, we help you prepare for travel and arrival in Canada.

Documents you will usually need

  • Valid passport
  • Letter of acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution
  • Provincial/territorial attestation letter (PAL/TAL), unless exempt
  • Proof of funds for tuition and living costs
  • Academic transcripts and English test results
  • Statement of purpose / study plan
  • Biometrics and medical exam, as required

Your exact checklist depends on your course, provider and personal circumstances. We prepare a personalised checklist for every student.

Important information

Under Canadian law, only authorised representatives — such as licensed immigration consultants (RCIC) and lawyers — can charge a fee to give Canadian immigration advice or represent you. For Canada we assist with admissions, documents and application preparation, and we will tell you upfront if your case needs an authorised representative.

Visa decisions are made only by the relevant government. Requirements, fees and processing times change regularly, so we check the latest official requirements for your case before you apply. We never guarantee a visa outcome. Advice on Australian and New Zealand visas is provided by Rushita Bhadani, a Registered Migration Agent (MARN 2518800) and New Zealand Licensed Immigration Adviser (licence 202606274).

Official information: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)

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Regulated migration advice for Australia & New Zealand

Our migration advice is given by Rushita Bhadani, a Registered Migration Agent in Australia and a Licensed Immigration Adviser in New Zealand. You can check both numbers on the official government registers.

Visa decisions are made only by the relevant government, such as the Department of Home Affairs (Australia) or Immigration New Zealand. We never guarantee a visa outcome.