Immigration Information Sessions

If you have any questions about applying for temporary Canadian immigration documents, you should attend an information session. For a schedule of sessions and session descriptions, see below.

Session Descriptions

Study Permits
During this session, we will review the process for renewing your study permit inside of Canada. You should renew your study permit 1-3 months before expiry. Following is the schedule for Study Permit Sessions: All sessions will take place in the ISA Social Room, CA1000H

Thursday May 9 2:00pm – 3:00pm
Wednesday June 12 2:00pm – 3:00pm

Entry Visa (TRV)
During this session, we will review the process for applying for an entry visa (TRV) inside of Canada. Not everyone requires an entry visa to enter Canada. If you do require an entry visa and have plans to travel, you may need an entry visa to enter Canada. Following is the schedule for Entry Visa (TRV) Sessions: All sessions will take place in the ISA Social Room, CA1000H

Wednesday May 15 12:00pm – 1:00pm

Off Campus Work Permit
During this session, we will review the eligibility requirements and process for applying for an Off Campus Work Permit inside of Canada. If you are interested in working off campus while you are a student, you will need a work permit. The Off Campus Work Permit lets you work part time during your studies and full time during scheduled breaks. Following is the schedule for Off Campus Work Permit Sessions: All sessions will take place in the ISA Social Room, CA1000H

Friday June 14 2:00pm – 3:00pm

Coop Work Permit
During this session, we will review the process for applying for the Coop Work Permit inside of Canada. If you are required to do a placement or work term as part of your program of study, you require a Coop Work Permit. Following is the schedule for Coop Work Permit Sessions: All sessions will take place in the ISA Social Room, CA1000H

Monday June 10 12:00pm – 1:00pm

Post Grad Work Permit
During this session, we will review the eligibility criteria and process for applying for the Post Grad Work Permit inside of Canada. Once you have completed the requirements for your degree, you may be eligible for an open Post Grad Work Permit which will allow you to stay in Canada and work for up to three years. Following is the schedule for Post Grad Work Permit Sessions: All sessions will take place in the ISA Social Room, CA1000H