Canada’s recent decision to temporarily reduce new study permits by 35% has prompted adjustments for international students. Here is a concise guide on navigating these changes and planning your academic journey effectively.
The reduction primarily impacts post-secondary undergraduate students, excluding those pursuing master’s, doctoral, or K-12 studies. Consider the following steps to adapt:
- Stay Informed: Keep abreast of official announcements from the Canadian government and your institution to adjust your plans accordingly.
- Explore Alternatives: Consider alternative programs or institutions that align with your academic and career goals. Canada offers diverse educational opportunities beyond your initial choice.
- Connect with Your Institution: Reach out to the international student services department for insights and guidance. They can provide clarity on the reduction’s impact and assist with necessary adjustments.
- Evaluate Post-Grad Opportunities: Understand how the reduction may affect post-graduation work opportunities. Assess the implications for your long-term plans and career goals in Canada.
EGI consultants are ready to support you through these changes. Stay proactive, stay connected, and let us be your guide on this exciting journey.
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