Hakam Immigration Services · Vancouver, BC

Study in
Canada

A Canadian education can open the door to world-class institutions, valuable work experience, and a stronger long-term pathway toward permanent residence.

✓ Study Permit ✓ School Selection ✓ Family Planning ✓ Refusal Support
Not sure where to study? Choose strategically.
Need a study permit? Build a strong file.
Previously refused? Fix the weakness first.
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Why study in Canada?

Education, work experience,
and long-term planning.

Canada is one of the world’s most attractive destinations for international students because of its recognized institutions, diverse cities, and immigration opportunities after graduation.

Studying in Canada is not only an academic decision. Your school, program length, PGWP eligibility, family plan, and future permanent residence pathway all need to fit together.

At Hakam Immigration Services, we help students and families make informed decisions from the beginning before choosing a school, submitting a study permit, or planning a long-term immigration route.

Study in Canada services

Choose the right step
for your situation.

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01 Most Common

Study Permit

A study permit is required for most international students studying in Canada for more than six months. A strong application must show academic purpose, finances, ties, and consistency.

What it covers Eligibility & Requirements →

Who needs a study permit, what documents are required, and how to apply.

Strategic benefit Study Permit to PGWP to PR →

The study permit can be the first step in a long-term Canadian immigration plan.

02 Start Here

School Selection

The school and program you choose can affect study permit strength, PGWP eligibility, future work options, and permanent residence strategy.

Why it matters DLI Status & PGWP Eligibility →

Not every institution creates the same immigration outcome after graduation.

How we help Program & Institution Guidance →

We help align academic goals, budget, program choice, and immigration strategy.

03 For Families

Family Study Planning

Studying in Canada with a spouse or children requires careful coordination of study permits, work permits, school access, timelines, and future status.

Who it covers Spouse and children planning →

Spousal work permits and children’s schooling may require careful eligibility review.

Key issue One family, multiple statuses →

Each family member’s immigration status should be coordinated to avoid gaps or complications.

04 Already Refused?

Study Permit Refusal Support

A refusal is not always the end. The key is understanding why the application was refused and addressing the weakness before reapplying.

Common reasons Why applications get refused →

Finances, study purpose, home ties, incomplete documents, and inconsistent narrative.

How we help Rebuild before reapplying →

We review the refusal concerns and help plan a stronger next application.

The bigger picture

From student
to permanent resident.

1

Choose the right school and program

Your DLI, program length, and PGWP eligibility affect your entire immigration strategy.

School Selection →
2

Apply for the study permit

Your application should explain your study plan, finances, purpose, ties, and long-term logic clearly.

Study Permit →
3

Study, work, and build your Canadian profile

Eligible students may work during studies and use the experience to build future immigration readiness.

4

Apply for PGWP after graduation

A Post-Graduation Work Permit can help graduates gain skilled Canadian work experience after completing an eligible program.

5

Plan permanent residence

Canadian education and skilled Canadian work experience may support Express Entry, CEC, PNP, or another PR pathway.

How we help

Start with school.
Plan beyond graduation.

School & Program Guidance

We help you choose a school and program that fit your academic goals, budget, and immigration strategy.

Study Permit Application

We help prepare a complete application with financial evidence, study purpose, and supporting documents.

Family Immigration Planning

We help coordinate study permits, spousal work options, children’s schooling, and family timelines.

Refusal Review

We review refusals, identify weaknesses, and help plan a stronger reapplication strategy.

PGWP & PR Planning

We help students think beyond approval toward PGWP, Canadian work experience, and permanent residence.

Ongoing Support

From first application to future immigration planning, we help you navigate the journey clearly.

Common questions

Study in Canada
answered.

Do I need a study permit to study in Canada?
Most international students studying in Canada for more than six months require a study permit.
Can I work while studying in Canada?
Eligible study permit holders may work during studies, subject to current rules and permit conditions.
Can my spouse come with me while I study?
In some cases, spouses of eligible students may be able to apply for work authorization. The rules depend on the program and circumstances.
Does every school qualify for PGWP?
No. School and program choice are critical. Not every DLI or program leads to PGWP eligibility.
What should I do if my study permit was refused?
Do not reapply with the same file. Review the refusal reasons, identify the weakness, and address the concerns before submitting again.
Which consultation should I book?
For study planning, school selection, or study permit strategy, book the Study in Canada Consultation. For refusals, book the Refusal / Urgent Case Review.

Ready to start your
Canadian education journey?

Book a Study in Canada Consultation and let us help you choose the right school, prepare a stronger application, and plan your path beyond graduation.

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