What Happens If Your Canadian School Loses Its DLI Status?
Learning that your Canadian school has lost its designated learning institution status can be frightening. International students may worry that they must stop studying immediately, leave Canada or lose the tuition they have already paid. Others may…
Travelling Outside Canada as an International Student: Can You Re-enter With a Study Permit in 2026?
International students may need to leave Canada for family visits, emergencies, holidays or important personal events. The difficult part is often not leaving Canada. It is making sure they can return. A common misunderstanding is that a valid study…
Minor Children of International Students: Do They Need a Canadian Study Permit in 2026?
Moving to Canada for school can affect the entire family. Parents may need to arrange housing, finances and their own studies while also making sure their children can attend school legally. One of the most confusing questions is whether a minor child…
Spousal Open Work Permits for International Students in Canada: Who Qualifies in 2026?
Studying in Canada can be a major family decision. International students may worry about tuition, housing and daily expenses while their spouse or common-law partner wonders whether they will be allowed to work. Canada previously offered spousal open…
Post-Graduation Work Permit 2026: Who Qualifies to Work in Canada After Graduation?
Finishing school in Canada should feel exciting. For many international students, however, graduation also brings urgent questions. Can you stay and work in Canada? Does your program qualify for a Post-Graduation Work Permit? Do you need a language test?…
Co-op and Internship Work Placements in Canada: New 2026 Rules for International Students
Completing a co-op placement or internship can be one of the most valuable parts of studying in Canada. It allows a student to apply classroom knowledge, gain practical experience and build professional confidence. Until recently, post-secondary…
Working While Studying in Canada: The 24-Hour Rule International Students Must Know
Working while studying can help an international student gain experience, meet new people and manage some daily expenses. However, a Canadian study permit does not give every student an automatic right to work. Students must meet specific eligibility…
