Study Permit Extension
Extend your study permit to continue your education in Canada without interruption.
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Overview
If you want to continue studying in Canada after your study permit expires, you need to apply to extend it. You should apply at least 30 days before your current study permit expires to maintain your status. If you apply on time, you can continue studying under the same conditions until a decision is made on your extension application. This is called 'implied status.' Our team ensures your extension application is complete and submitted on time to avoid any gaps in your legal status in Canada.
Who This Is For
- Current study permit holders continuing their studies
- Students changing programs or institutions
- Those whose studies are taking longer than expected
- Students transitioning between programs
Eligibility Highlights
- Currently hold a valid study permit or have implied status
- Enrolled or planning to enroll at a DLI
- Proof of continued financial support
- Maintained status as a student in Canada
- Still meet the requirements for a study permit
Required Documents
Application Process
How we help you through this application
Status Review
We review your current status and timeline to ensure timely application.
Document Update
We prepare updated financial documents and enrollment confirmations.
Extension Submission
We submit your extension before your current permit expires.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Learn from others' experiences to strengthen your application
Applying Too Late
Not applying at least 30 days before your study permit expires.
Gaps in Enrollment
Not maintaining continuous enrollment at a DLI.
Outdated Financial Proof
Using old bank statements instead of recent financial documents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about study permit extension
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