Blog tagged as study permit application

In Q1 2024, Canada’s population surpassed 41 million, growing by 242,673 people, mainly due to international migration. Alberta gained the most residents from other provinces, while Ontario saw the largest net loss. Temporary immigration rose, though study permits decreased significantly.

Canada is considering expanding citizenship eligibility to second-generation children born abroad if Bill C-71 passes. In anticipation, IRCC introduced interim measures to expedite citizenship for those affected by the first-generation limit (FGL).

Expedite your Canadian study permit with the Student Direct Stream (SDS), offering faster processing for students from eligible countries. Meet specific criteria, submit required documents, and apply online for quick results. Explore TD's banking solutions for support.

Choosing the right school in Canada is key for international students. Universities offer rigorous academic programs, while colleges focus on practical skills with smaller class sizes and lower costs.