Study Permit

If you are eager to continue your education or receive the Letter of Admission for a span of 6 months or longer in Toronto Canada, you need to meet the following requirements;

• your academic resume, CV, or Statement of Interest
• copy of your passport (all pages along with your recent photo and your D.O.B / Date of Birth)
• your full mailing address, contact number, and e-mail
• a copy of your current/updated high school Report Card or Transcript (your high school history from grades 9-12)
• your field of choice for higher academic education; for instance, Science, Engineering, Art and Business, etc.
• your registration fee: $16,000.00 CAD annually
• if you are under 18, we need official notarized Guardianship Forms. As a matter of prudence, we will provide you all required forms
• in order to expedite the admission process, please deposit $16,000.00 CAD into Intellexi Learning Academy’s account. It is further to be noted that if the Canadian Embassy refuses to issue you a visa, you will receive a full refund minus the administrative plus application fees ($850.00 CAD).

     
Payment Options:

• Money Order
• Bank Draft
• Certified Cheque
• Wire Transfer
• Cash

Intellexi Learning Academy’s E-Transfer Information:

Applicants can transfer money via the school email as follow;

info@intellexila.com

Changes to the International Student Program

New rules that will reduce the potential for fraud or misuse of the program while protecting Canada’s international reputation for high-quality education and improving services to genuine students will come into force on June 1, 2014. The new rules will:

• limit the issuance of study permits to applicants who will be studying at a designated learning institution, including institutions that are designated by provinces and territories on the basis of meeting minimum standards;
• require students to actively pursue their studies while in Canada; and
• allow full-time international students enrolled at designated institutions in certain programs to work part-time off-campus and full-time during scheduled school breaks without a work permit.

Read the full text of the new regulations.