Visit, Work or Study in Canada
Visit Canada
Foreign nationals must obtain authorization to enter before entering Canada—some require an electronic travel authorization (eTA), while others need a visa.
Whether you are travelling for tourism, to visit family, or for business, we help you choose the correct document and submit a complete application.
Visitor applications are often refused due to an unclear purpose of travel, insufficient supporting documents, concerns about your intention to leave Canada at the end of your stay, or inadmissibility.
We assess your situation, develop a strategy (including addressing dual intent when applicable), and present your case clearly to help you apply with confidence.
Work in Canada
Most foreign nationals require a work permit to work in Canada, which may be either an open or employer-specific permit.
We assess your eligibility, determine the most suitable option, and develop a strategy that aligns with your long-term goals, including permanent residence.
We then guide you through the application process—whether you are seeking temporary work, applying while waiting for permanent residence, or working after completing your studies in Canada.
Study in Canada
A study permit allows foreign nationals to study at designated learning institutions (DLIs) in Canada. You must apply for and be approved for a study permit before arriving in Canada. A study permit is generally not required if your program is six months or less.
Applications may be refused for reasons such as insufficient proof of financial support and doubts about whether you are a genuine student among other things.
We guide you through every step of the process — from assessing your eligibility to preparing a strong application, organizing supporting documents, and addressing any concerns to help present your case clearly and effectively.
Extend, Restore or Challenge Refusals
If your temporary status in Canada (visitor, student, or worker) has expired and you did not apply for an extension before the expiry date, you may be eligible to apply for restoration of status within 90 days of losing your status, provided you have complied with the conditions of your initial stay. Once your status has expired, you must stop working or studying until your status is restored. An extension is requested before your current status expires to maintain your legal status, while restoration applies after your status has lapsed and is time-limited.
We assess your situation, determine the appropriate option, and assist you in preparing and submitting a complete application to restore or extend your status, ensuring compliance with all requirements and timelines.