Vision Solutions Canada (VSC) provides tailored Study-to-Work transition pathways across leading schools, colleges and universities. With a client-focused approach, our team expertly manages all categories of study and work permit applications, ensuring a seamless and professional experience.

Service Links Canada (SLC) are distinguished by their extensive expertise in securing Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIA). This pathway allows qualified international students to transition from student status to temporary foreign worker status, enabling them to legally work for Canadian employers.

With a strong track record of success, we have empowered numerous clients to achieve their career and immigration aspirations - delivering results with precision, integrity, and personalized guidance.

Key Facts for International Students: Work & Study in Canada

No Work Permit Required: Full-time students enrolled in public post-secondary institutions may work on or off campus for up to 20 hours per week during academic sessions, and full-time during scheduled breaks, without the need for a separate work permit.

Spousal Open Work Permit: Eligible full time students at public post-secondary institutions - or private institutions authorized to confer degrees - may qualify for an open work permit for their spouse or common-law partner.

Co-op Work Permit: Students whose academic programs include a mandatory co-op or internship component may obtain a work permit, as this employment is an integral part of their studies.

Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): Graduates of recognized programs may be eligible to apply for a Post Graduate Work Permit, allowing them to gain valuable work experience for up to three years

Provincial Nominee Program (PNP): Following graduation, international students may qualify to apply for permanent residence through Provincial Nominee Programs, depending on eligibility and provincial requirements.