International Students
and Foreign Workers

We assist and advise on complex study permit, post-graduate work permit, immigration compliance, and work permit issues.

Study permit applications often represent some of the most difficult applications in immigration. Factors outside of one’s control – the refusal rates from a country of citizenship or residence, immigration status in the country of application, and arbitrary assessments about the purpose of study and family ties (push and pull factors).

Study permit applications often represent some of the most difficult applications in immigration. Factors outside of one’s control – the refusal rates from a country of citizenship or residence, immigration status in the country of application, and arbitrary assessments about the purpose of study and family ties (push and pull factors).

Once studies are complete, and if eligible, an international graduate is eligible to apply for a post-graduate work permit. Students that have not maintained full-time studies throughout the duration of their program (other than the final semester) may find themselves having difficulty applying for a post-graduate work permit. Those who are refused and lose status often have challenges restoring their status.

We utilize our knowledge, research, and advocacy to best represent you in these complex cases.