Canada has an excellent educational system, especially for those looking to pursue higher education as a stepping stone to permanent residency and ultimately citizenship.

 

The education pathway to immigration not only provides Canada standard qualifications employers are familiar with, but it immerses applicants in the Canadian way of life. This makes it easier for prospective immigrants to adjust to living in the country.

 

There are other benefits to the education pathway. Students can help pay their living expenses since foreign students can work for 20 hours each week. Spouses or common law partners accompanying a student can work fulltime. Their work permits are valid for the same period as the student’s study permit. You can also bring your family under Student Visa.

 

Moreover, Canada encourages international students to work in the country upon graduation. Its post graduate work permit allows graduates to work for any Canadian employer based on the duration of their course, to a maximum of three years.

 

Gaining work experience will help you turn your study or post graduate work permit into permanent residency through a variety of immigration programs such as the Canadian experience class and provincial nominee programs.

 

If you are looking at the education pathway to immigration, it is advisable that your choice of educational course is in line with your Philippine-based education or current career.

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Benefits of Studying in CANADA

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• Quality Education

• Affordable

• Work and Immigration Opportunities

• High Standard of Living

• Strong Economy

• Stable Society

This information does not constitute as immigration advise and is for general information purposes. Please consult the IRCC website at www.cic.gc.ca or speak with an authorized immigration representative on visa and immigration matters.

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CANADA STUDENT VISA BENEFITS:

 

• PROCESSING TIME: MAX OF 2-4 MONTHS

• STUDY FOR 1YR AND OBTAIN A 1 YR OPEN WORK PERMIT UNDER THE POST-GRADUATION WORK PERMIT PROGRAM

• STUDY FOR 2YRS. AND OBTAIN A 3YRS. OPEN WORK PERMIT UNDER THE POST-GRADUATION WORK PERMIT PROGRAM

• WORK PART-TIME 20HRS PER WEEK WHILE STUDYING AND FULL-TIME DURING HOLIDAYS & SEM-BREAK.

• GAIN 1YR FULL TIME SKILLED WORK EXPERIENCE AND APPLY FOR PERMANENT RESIDENCE UNDER THE CANADA EXPERIENCE CLASS

• ASSISTANCE FOR AIRPORT PICK UP SERVICE IN CANADA

• ASSISTANCE FOR ACCOMMODATION ARRANGEMENT

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Installment Payment

 

• 1st Payment:

     P40, 000.00- Upon submission of complete initial documents (Non-refundable)

 

• 2nd Payment:

      $CAD Between 100 to 500.00 – School Registration Fee (School may vary) (Non-refundable)
      $CAD 9,000.00 to 20,000.00 – 1-year Estimated School TUITION Fee (Course may vary) (Refundable)
      School may require tuition deposit and must be paid upon enrollment (Regular Process)

 

• 3rd Payment

      P10,000.00 to P12,000.00- Medical Examination (Non-refundable)

 

• 4th Payment

     P40,000.00 Visa Assistance Fee upon submission of Study Permit/Visa (Non-refundable)
     $CAD 150.00 – Student Permit/Visa Fee (Non-refundable)
     $CAD 85 – Biometric Fee (Non-refundable)

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Show Money/Proof of Funds: 1.6-2.0M Pesos

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 FEES are subject to change without prior notice

                   

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INITIAL DOCUMENTS TO PREPARE:

• COLLEGE TOR

• COLLEGE DIPLOMA

• SENIOR HIGH TOR (IF APPLICABLE)

• SENIOR HIGH DIPLOMA (IF APPLICABLE)

• JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CARD (FORM 137-A GRADES FROM 1ST TO 4TH YEAR)

• JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA

• PASSPORT

• CERTIFICATE OF ENGLISH AS MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION FROM PREVIOUS COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY

• DETAILED AND MOST RECENT RESUME

• MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE IF MARRIED

 

   For more information about this program. Please email to jr.lasola@slves.com