🔹 Can the Wong International Centre assist with travel and visa queries 🔹 Where can I get help with renewing my study permit 🔹 Does Acadia offer support for international travel documents 🔹 Who helps international students with visa questions 🔹 Can I get advice on traveling in and out of Canada

The Wong International Centre provides non-academic advising to help international students understand travel and visa requirements. While they don’t process immigration documents directly, they offer guidance on study permits, visa renewals, and travel planning.

Yes — the Wong International Centre offers support for international students navigating travel and visa-related concerns. While they don’t handle immigration paperwork directly, they’ll guide you through the process and connect you with the right resources.

Here’s how they can help:

• 🛂 Study permit guidance – Learn how to extend or renew your permit and what documents are required

• ✈️ Visa information – Understand re-entry requirements, temporary resident visas, and travel timelines

• 💼 Work eligibility – Clarify rules around working on or off campus, including co-op and post-graduation options

• 🧭 Travel planning tips – Get advice on border documentation, travel insurance, and what to expect when leaving or returning to Canada

• 📄 Referrals to IRCC – The Centre will direct you to official forms and tools from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

To speak with the International Student Advisor, email international@acadiau.ca or visit the Centre in person.

📘 Helpful Definitions:

• Study permit: A document that allows international students to study in Canada

• Temporary resident visa (TRV): A visa required for entry into Canada depending on your country of citizenship

• IRCC: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada — the federal department responsible for immigration services

📎 Suggested Links (with plain text URLs):

• Acadia International Student Services

• IRCC – Immigration and Citizenship

• Wong Centre Orientation Video

📝 Special Notes:

• The Wong Centre does not process immigration documents, but they’ll help you understand what’s needed and where to go

• You should begin renewal or extension processes well before your permit expires

• If you’re planning to travel during breaks, make sure your documents are valid for re-entry

• The Centre also offers support for post-graduation work permit applications and transition planning