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Study Permit
Study in Canada — school choice, PAL, funds and permit application.
A study permit lets you attend a designated learning institution in Canada. Most post-secondary students now need a provincial attestation letter (PAL), and living-expense requirements were updated on September 1, 2026.
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Who it’s for
- Students accepted (or applying) to Canadian schools
- Families bringing a spouse or children
- Students changing schools or extending their permit
How we help
- Study plan and program-choice review
- PAL, proof of funds and tuition evidence
- Spousal open work permit options
- Extensions and post-graduation pathways
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