IMMIGRATION & NEWCOMER SERVICES
Canada starts
with a plan.
Study, work, visit, or settle. Understand your options and prepare for every step.
What brings you to Canada?
A new course. A career move. More time with family. Start with the plan that matters to you.
Study in Canada
From choosing a program to planning life after graduation.
Make Canada home
Express Entry, provincial nominations, and a longer-term plan.
Work in Canada
Understand work permits, employer requirements, and your options.
Come for a visit
Visitor visas, eTAs, Super Visas, and extending your stay.
Bring family closer
Spouse, partner, child, and parent sponsorship planning.
Build your language skills
English, French, and the right test for your next application.
FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
A good education.
A well-considered move.
Your school, program, budget, and immigration plans belong in the same conversation. Make those decisions before you pay a deposit.
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Choose with the full picture
Check the school, program, costs, admission requirements, and post-graduation work eligibility.
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Prepare your application
Understand study permits, financial evidence, provincial attestations, and Quebec requirements.
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Think beyond arrival
Plan for housing, language learning, permit conditions, and the transition after graduation.
What happens next?
See the steps before you start.
Choose the application you’re considering. See how preparation, submission, and the official decision fit together.
From a school offer to a study permit.
Admission, provincial requirements, immigration approval, and arrival are separate milestones.
Explore study permit services An outline for planning. Your circumstances determine the requirements.Choose & verify
Confirm the DLI, specific program, costs, admission offer, and any future PGWP implications.
Meet provincial requirements
Check PAL/TAL requirements or an exemption, and the Quebec CAQ process if relevant.
Prepare & submit
Organize financial and supporting evidence, review the complete file, and use the correct application channel.
Respond & plan arrival
Complete requested steps, review the decision, and check travel documents and permit conditions before you leave.
FAMILY & LIFE IN CANADA
Make room for the life you’re planning.
Bringing a partner to Canada, visiting your children, finding language classes, or settling into a new community starts with different questions. Find the support that fits yours.
Plan arrival & settlementConsidering OINP?
Start with today’s rules.
Ontario has redesigned its nominee program. Older articles may describe streams that are now closed. Check the current program before making a plan.
Explore permanent residenceAn expression of interest
isn’t an invitation.
Eligibility, an invitation, a nomination, and permanent residence are different stages. Each has its own requirements.
Read Ontario’s official updatesA little preparation goes a long way.
Plain-language guides for the decisions that come before the forms.
Before you submit
an application
A practical checklist for documents, evidence, and deadlines.
SPONSORSHIP EXPLAINEDFamily, employers,
and education funding
Three different kinds of support. Three different sets of rules.
Your first 30 days
Plan the essentials before you land.
Use our starting-point tool to find the relevant service areas. It does not assess legal eligibility. A professional review should consider your immigration history, education, work, language results, family, finances, and goals.
No. Canadian authorities decide immigration applications. Employers decide whom to hire, and schools decide admissions. No consultant can guarantee those decisions or sell you a genuine job offer.
Explore English and French learning, test preparation, and newcomer language programs in our language services section. The right course and accepted test depend on whether your goal is admission, work, permanent residence, or citizenship.
You can enquire about permit extensions, changes in status, post-graduation planning, family applications, PR cards, citizenship, and settlement referrals. If a document is expiring or you have received a refusal, mention the date immediately.
Sending an enquiry through this site does not create a paid engagement. Any paid consultation or application service requires an agreed scope and written fees. Government, testing, translation, and other third-party fees are separate unless expressly included.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Let’s start with
where you are.
Tell us what you’re planning. We’ll help you identify the right service and what to prepare.