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Dreaming of studying abroad in Canada but not sure how to obtain a study permit? We have the answers for you!

This five-part video series covers a number of the most common questions about the process of applying for a Canadian study permit, including work permits, spousal work permits, common reasons for refusal, and proof of English language proficiency.

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Canada Study Permit: Frequently Asked Questions

Video #1: How to Apply For a Canadian Study Permit

This video answers:

• How long is a study permit valid?
• What documents are required to obtain a study permit?
• Can you apply for a study permit online?
• What happens after a successful submission?
• How do you submit biometrics?
• How do you get a police clearance certificate?
• What is a letter of introduction and what does it contain?

Video #2: Reasons for Refusal

This video answers:

• Why might a study permit application be refused?
• What are some common reasons why will refuse a study permit?
• What can you do if your study permit application is refused?
• What are Global Case Management System (GCMS) Notes and how can you apply?

Video #3: Spousal Open Work Permit

This video answers: 

• Who is eligible for a spousal open work permit?
• When should you apply for a spousal work permit?
• What can you do with a spousal work permit?
• How long is a spousal work permit valid?

Video #4: Work Permits

This video answers:

• What type of permit is needed to work on campus?
• Where can you work on campus without a work permit?
• What if the study permit does not have work conditions?
• What is a co-op work permit?
• What happens to your work permit after you complete your studies?
• Who can apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP)?
• When should you apply for a PGWP?
• Why would a student be ineligible for a PGWP?
• How many times can you receive a PGWP?

Video #5: Proving Your Language Ability

This video answers:

• Why do you need to prove English proficiency?
• Which language tests fulfill these requirements?
• What scores are required?

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