Compare Canadian universities and colleges, DLI status, English requirements, funding plans, study permit essentials and PGWP options, with guidance from our trusted partners before you commit.
General education guidance only. Visa, work and post-study rules must always be verified through IRCC and other official sources.
Suitability depends on course, institution, budget, English level, career goals and current visa rules, not on any one factor alone.
Universities, colleges, postgraduate certificates, diplomas, degrees and research pathways across provinces, shortlisted through our trusted partners.
Compare program level, province, DLI status, costs and English requirements before you commit to an institution.
Understand what to verify about the Post-Graduation Work Permit, with guidance from our trusted partners, without treating any outcome as guaranteed.
GP2 works with authorised partners to guide the candidates. Every step is documented and checked against official sources.
Academic background, English level, budget, course interest, intake and long-term goals.
Comparing programs and institutions, then verifying Designated Learning Institution (DLI) status and PGWP-related information.
Documents, statements, transcripts, English evidence and institution-specific requirements.
Offer conditions, tuition deposits, scholarship possibilities and proof-of-funds guidance.
Working from official IRCC sources for study permit requirements, documents and biometrics.
Accommodation, arrival, living costs, wellbeing support and realistic work expectations, with on-the-ground help from our trusted partners.
Requirements vary by institution, program level, visa category and province. Waivers are never automatic and must be confirmed by the institution.
Funding options depend on institution rules, profile and deadlines, plan conservatively.
Build your estimate in CAD first: tuition + living costs + visa/biometrics/insurance, minus any scholarship, then convert to your own currency using a live exchange rate at the time you’re planning. Rates and official cost-of-living requirements can change.
Always verify current figures with IRCC, EduCanada and your chosen institution’s official invoice.
Eligible students can study in Canada under a study permit, subject to official Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) rules and conditions.
A letter of acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI), study permit documents, financial evidence, and identity/biometric requirements.
Work rules depend on study permit conditions, student status, program type and current IRCC rules. Always follow the exact conditions attached to your permit.
IRCC decides all study permit applications. Our trusted partner supports preparation but cannot guarantee any decision.
General education guidance only. Not legal, immigration, financial or migration advice. Verify rules through official Government of Canada sources.




Eligible graduates from certain DLIs may apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), subject to institution, program, timing, field of study, and personal eligibility rules. Graduating from a DLI does not automatically make a student PGWP-eligible.
es, provided they meet the institution's admission requirements and current visa requirements. GP2 connects you with trusted partner institutions and advisers who can help confirm eligibility, but this should always be checked against official sources regardless of your country of residence.
No. Students must check DLI status and whether the specific program is PGWP-eligible under current IRCC rules.
Some students may be eligible to work under specific conditions. Verify current IRCC rules and follow the conditions on your study permit.
No. GP2 does not guarantee admission, study permit approval, PGWP, employment, permanent residence, funding or scholarships.