Find information of specific use to institutions and educational organizations.
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Guide for Designated Institutional
Representatives on the Off-Campus Work Permit Program:
The Off-Campus Work Permit Program for International Students — Guide
for Designated Institutional Representatives describes the off-campus
work permit program and explains the responsibilities of the designated institutional
representative (DIR) with respect to the program. |
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Letters of acceptance:
[Acrobat PDF, 539 K]
Find out what letters of acceptance from institutions should include.
Print a standardized letter. |
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Custodian Permission
Forms: [Acrobat PDF, 115 K]
If a minor child is coming to study in Canada, they will need a custodian
in Canada. All minor applicants must supply a notarized declaration
— one signed by the parents or legal guardians in the country
of origin, as well as one signed by the custodian in Canada —
stating that arrangements have been made for the custodian to act
in place of a parent. |
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Documentation for minor children:
Use these guidelines to determine what immigration documentation
minor children who are foreign students should have when applying
to your school. |
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Current information on student pilot projects:
Details about the various initiatives that CIC and the provinces
are undertaking to make Canada “a destination of choice for
foreign students.” |
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Guidelines regarding work and volunteer work:
- Read details about what constitutes work
and volunteer work.
- For guidelines regarding co-ops and internships, refer to section 5.10
of OP12
[Acrobat PDF, 226 K], and section 5.38 of FW1
[Acrobat PDF, 671 K];
- For guidelines regarding post-graduation employment, refer
to Operational
Bulletin 015 of May 16, 2005, and section 5.39C
of FW1 [Acrobat
PDF, 671 K].
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Reporting:
If you wish to report an infraction of a study permit at your
institution, please contact:
- The CIC Call Centre; or
- A local CIC Office (listed in the blue pages of your telephone
book.)
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Partnerships:
Find out more information about ongoing consultations between
Citizenship and Immigration Canada and educational institutions and
organizations. |
