Our guidance
Moirai Reach Immigration Consulting is partnering with premier education services to deliver the best quality consulting to our clients. Our partners work directly with institutions, which is why we help you to get acceptance letter from designed learning institutions for free of charge. You pay only the application fees.
If you are accompanied by your spouse and children, your spouse is eligible for an open work permit, and your dependent children are eligible to study at secondary and post-secondary Canadian schools without any study permit for absolutely free.
Why us
- We partner with most education institutions in Canada
- Our services are free of charge, you pay only the application fees
- Our immigration consultants advise you on your immigration pathway for you to stay in Canada permanently
Why Canada?
Canada is one of the primary destinations for international education and ranks among the top 5 destinations for international education. Canada is ranked third globally by the percentage of international students to the total student population, providing a diversity of experiences.
Did you know?
There is a clear pathway to Canadian citizenship if you study in Canada?
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Unlike many other top destinations in these rankings, Canada has a clear pathway to citizenship after you successfully graduate from a Canadian education institution. Not all institutions, however, provide you with such an opportunity. Your journey after the graduation starts with a post-graduate work permit that makes you eligible to apply to permanent residence and eventually to citizenship. However, even with a study permit, you are authorized to work for no more than 20 hours per week during your studies, and full-time during the study breaks.
Work Permit after graduation
After graduation, if you chose to stay in Canada to work and contribute to Canadian economy and culture, you will need to get a post-graduate work permit, which is a work permit for up to three years and allows you to work for any Canadian employer.
Did you know?
Unlike many other countries, Canada does not require your employer to sponsor you for a work permit or permanent residence upon graduation
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Anyone who wishes to study in Canada must obtain a study permit unless the duration of studies is shorter than six months.
