Study, work and plan your stay — with a licensed advisor
From your first study permit through PGWP and PR, we'll discuss a strategy that aligns with PAL caps, DLI rules and IRCC's current policies.
What your consultation covers
Study permit application and renewals (initial, extension, restoration)
Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) overview
Co-op / off-campus / spousal work permit eligibility review
Designated Learning Institution (DLI) transfer guidance
PGWP planning before graduation
Long-term PR roadmap from day one of studies
Pathways we typically review
Final eligibility and recommended strategy depend on your individual profile.
Frequently asked questions
Most undergraduate applicants currently need a Provincial Attestation Letter. We confirm requirements per province and program level during consultation.
Eligible full-time students can generally work off-campus within IRCC's current weekly limit. We'll review what applies to your study program.
Ideally before your final semester. PGWP eligibility depends on program length, DLI status and continuous study.
Ready for a pathway review?
Book a consultation with a licensed advisor for a structured case assessment. We respond within one business day.
Disclaimer: Information only, not legal advice. Eligibility depends on individual circumstances. Paid Canadian immigration advice or representation, where applicable, is provided only by authorized representatives (CICC-licensed RCIC or a member in good standing of a Canadian provincial law society).