Yes — the Wong International Centre provides support for international students navigating study permit issues. Whether you're applying for your first permit, renewing it, or trying to understand your legal responsibilities, the Centre is here to help.
Here’s what they can assist with:
-
🛂 Guidance on applying for or renewing study permits
-
🧾 Help understanding visa conditions, including work eligibility and travel requirements
-
🧭 Advice on maintaining legal status while studying in Canada
-
💬 Referrals to official resources like IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) for complex cases
-
🗣️ Support with cross-border travel questions and re-entry documentation
While they don’t file applications on your behalf, they’ll walk you through the process and help you stay compliant with Canadian regulations.
To get help, email international@acadiau.ca or visit the Centre in person.
📘 Helpful Definitions:
-
Study permit: A document issued by the Canadian government that allows international students to study in Canada
-
IRCC: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada — the federal agency responsible for immigration and visas
-
Legal status: Your official authorization to remain in Canada as a student
📎 Suggested Links:
📝 Special Notes:
-
Begin your study permit renewal at least 30 days before it expires
-
The Wong Centre provides non-academic advising only — for course registration or tuition questions, contact the Registrar’s Office
-
If you plan to travel during your studies, check re-entry requirements with the Centre before booking flights
-
Always use international@acadiau.ca for immigration-related inquiries to ensure timely and confidential support