Prepare a clear study plan
We discuss your academic background, intended program and reasons for choosing it. For a new study permit request, the school and applicable document requirements need review. We help you identify gaps or inconsistencies before you decide how to proceed.
Study permit extensions
For an extension discussion, bring your current permit, its expiry date and a timeline of your studies. Enrollment records, transcripts and changes in your program can be relevant. The conversation should reflect what actually happened, including gaps or difficulties.
A school change or interrupted studies
If you changed schools, stopped studying or received a refusal, explain the dates and provide the relevant letters. We review the questions raised by your circumstances rather than assuming the same process applies to every student.
Think beyond admission
A college or university admission offer and an immigration decision are separate matters. Your consultation can also identify questions to check before making longer-term plans about work or permanent residence. We do not promise a permit or a future immigration outcome.
What to prepare for your consultation
- Current permit and expiry date, if you have one
- School and program information
- Transcripts and an accurate study timeline
- Any refusal letters or correspondence about your studies
Keep sensitive identity documents out of your initial inquiry. Ask the team how to share any documents securely once the consultation is confirmed.
Common questions
Does admission guarantee a study permit?
No. Admission and the immigration decision are separate. Your application still needs to meet the applicable requirements.
Can I book help with an extension or a refusal?
Yes. Select a case discussion and explain the dates and concern in your inquiry. Our team will confirm the appointment and relevant service scope.
General information reviewed October 4, 2026. Program requirements, intake and selection priorities can change. The applicable rules and service scope are reviewed for your circumstances. No immigration outcome is guaranteed.