FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

These courses are for any international students who want to prepare and submit their visa process by themselves but would feel more confident with an immigration consultant review of the documents before they submit it.

Study permit, study permit extension, study permit for kids, Open work permit for spouse, Co-op work permit, PGWP, Visitor record for spouse/kids, Visitor visa, Visitor visa extension.

Once you decide the course/s you will take, you select the one/s, pay for it and receive the access. The course will explain what the permission/visa is and how you should submit the application. It explains the list of documents you need and the forms. It explains how to fill the forms, how to create the GcKey account, upload the documents and submit your process. After you have your documents, letters and forms ready, you will send them to Evelise Penha, our immigration consultant, for the review.

The courses are available for you for 6 months from the date of the purchase. If there is any change in the visas process during this time, you will receive the updates.

You will get one review per course.

Classes explaining everything about the visa/permission you are getting, pdf’s with information and list of documents, templates of letters, IRCC forms as well as videos on how to fill out each form.

EP stands for Evelise Penha who is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant – RCIC. Evelise immigrated to Canada in March 2010 and as an immigrant herself, she understands the client’s anxiety when waiting for the results of an application. Or the fear and lack of confidence when it comes to submitting a visa/immigration process. Evelise connects with her clients because she was once an international student in Australia as well as a candidate to a PR in Canada. She has been through the entire process of applying for a visa, waiting, getting visa refused, reapplying, getting nervous, anxious, and finally getting her PR. She knows how every one of her clients feel from the beginning to the end and for this reason she gives her full attention and support to make her clients feel safe.

Study permit, study permit extension, Open work permit for spouse, Open work permit extension, study permit for dependents, study permit for minors, Visitor Record for spouse and/or children, visitor record extension, visitor visa, Visitor visa extension, PGWP, Co-op work permit, LMIA, (Closed) Work permit, Work permit for vulnerable workers, eTA, PR renewal, Citizenship application, Express Entry, PNP, Troca de status (visitor to student), spousal sponsorship, visa restoration.

Immigration updates the processing times of the applications constantly; it depends on the time of the year and the amount of application submitted for that type of visa.

Yes, you can if you have a job offer from a Canadian employer.

No, you cannot work if you are taking an English or French program.

If the student is coming alone to Canada he must bring, at least, $20,635CAD (not in Quebec) and this amount increases depending on how many dependents are coming with him/her. Please check the proof of funds on https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/get-documents/financial-support.html

You can get an open work permit for your spouse if you are taking a masters or doctorate in Canada.

To download and open a PDF form, you need to have Adobe Reader installed. Mobile devices such as iPads, tablets and mobile phones can’t be used for IRCC forms.

If you had a visa refused, it is important that you understand the reasons for the refusal and, if the reasons are about incomplete process, proof of funds or missing documents you will be able to address these reasons in a new application.

Immigration consultants will guide you thorough your process, avoiding mistakes and making sure your process is complete, giving you high chances of having your visa approved.