Information Sessions for Students

The IAT offers both live sessions and recorded sessions for students.  

Live Sessions 

Topic 

Date & Time 

Location 

Link (if applicable) 

Discussion Group with IAT: 

International Student Immigration Regulations in Canada: Information every international student should know 

 

Wednesday September 16, 2026 3:00pm – 4:00pm  

Global Learning Centre, room 2002 

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What Next? Celebrating International Graduates and Community Belonging in Newfoundland and Labrador

 

This event is a celebration and community engagement event for international students convocating in Fall 2026.  The event will include celebrations, community booths and a panel presentation with immigration and career experts. For more information, see What Next Program Booklet October 2026

October 16, 2026

1 :00pm - 4:00pm

 

Schedule:

 

Activity 

Time 

Booths & Networking 

  • AMAL
  • McInnes Cooper
  • YMCA
  • OIM
  • +

Graduate Activity & Reflection

1:00pm – 2:00pm 

Panel Presentation 

  • Immigration Programs for the Recent Graduate 
  • Navigating career as a recent graduate 
  • Health insurance and healthcare as a recent graduate 

2:00pm – 3:30pm 

Conclusion & Networking 

3:30pm – 4:00pm 

 

Global Learning Centre, room 2002

 Registration Link

 

Immigrating to NL: OIM Presentation 

Wednesday October 28, 2026

3:00pm - 4:00pm 

 

The Landing, UC 3018

University Centre, St. John's Campus

 

Post Graduate Work Permits 

Wednesday December 9, 2026

3:00pm – 4:00pm 

Webex (login to online.mun.ca > Immigration Support for International Students) 

 

Recorded Sessions 

Session Recordings and Quiz (login to online.mun.ca > Immigration Support for International Students) 

Initial Study Permits and Study Plan for Newly Admitted Students 

Study Permit Conditions and Compliance 

 

You must register in order to receive the link to a video recording of the Immigration Advising Team's (IAT) information session on Initial Study Permits and Study Plan for Newly Admitted students. This video is for newly admitted international students of Memorial who are preparing their initial study permit application or who have been refused a study permit. If you watch the video and successfully pass the quiz, you can email your draft study plan to immigrationadvising@mun.ca for feedback. 

 

Registration Link.  

 

Please note, while there is an event associated with this registration, no meeting will take place. 

 

 

Working while you are studying (study permits and coop) 

 

International Students and their families (spouse/partner, dependent children, and other family visitors) 

 

Study Permit Extensions and TRV (seeking re-entry to Canada) 

 

Work post-graduation (PGWP)