STUDY PERMIT
The study permit issued by the immigration ministry allows you to study at designated learning institutions in Canada. You may also need to apply for a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or an Electronic travel authorization (eTA). Generally, if study permit is approved the visa is issued along with. You must have a study permit if your program of studies is longer than 6 months. There is a faster processing of study permit as well through the Student Direct Stream if you are a legal resident of India, Pakistan, China, Morocco, the Philippines, Senegal and Vietnam. Let Tulip Immigration be the solution for your study plans to Canada.
POST GRADUATE WORK PERMIT
The post-graduation work permit is granted if you graduated from a designated learning institution (DLI) as an international student in Canada. The PGWP authorize recent international students to live and work in Canada after their studies are complete. Graduation from a DLI doesn’t automatically make you eligible for a PGWP. You have to check out which schools have eligible programs and you have up to 180 days to apply for the PGWP after you get your final marks. Tulip Immigration clients can count on our Visa expertise to manage their PGWP applications.
SPOUSAL OPEN WORK PERMIT
An international student studying full-time with a valid study permit can apply for an open work permit for their spouse or common-law-partner. This enables your spouse or partner to work while you study. Your spouse can apply for the work permit before or after they arrive in Canada. The work permit will be issued for the same length of time as your study permit. Tulip Immigration can help you to quickly bring your spouse to Canada.
