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Temporary Visas

We provide expert visa services for individuals planning a temporary stay in Canada for study, work, research, or exchange programs. At DY Immigration Consulting, we offer precise guidance on visa requirements and procedures, delivering a seamless, end-to-end process—from document preparation to final approval.

1.Study Permit

  • A permit issued for programs exceeding 6 months in Canada, including universities, graduate schools, language programs, and K–12 education.
  • Eligibility & Requirements:
  • Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
  • Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL), where applicable (or exemption eligibility)
  • Proof of sufficient financial support (tuition and living expenses)
  • A well-structured Study Plan demonstrating academic intent and commitment
  • Note: Study abroad consulting and admissions are provided by SOS International Group, an official partner of Canadian educational institutions.

2.Work Permit

  • A) LMIA-Based Work Permit
  • A work permit issued when a Canadian employer obtains a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) to hire a foreign worker.
  • Key Features:
  • Employer-specific; a valid employment contract is required
  • Position and working conditions must be approved
  • Includes labour market impact assessment by the Canadian government
  • Note: DY Immigration Consulting is a licensed Employment Service Provider in Alberta and Saskatchewan. We do not charge applicants recruitment or placement fees. All LMIA services are employer-driven; we do not accept direct requests from individual candidates.
  • B) PGWP (Post-Graduation Work Permit)
  • A permit allowing international graduates to gain Canadian work experience after completing their studies.
  • Key Features:
  • Valid for 8 months up to 3 years, depending on program length
  • Open work permit (no employer restrictions)
  • Valuable pathway toward Permanent Residency (PR) and Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
  • Note: The PGWP is widely recognized as one of the most effective pathways to Canadian Permanent Residency, offering strong opportunities for long-term settlement.
  • C) Visiting Professor / Fellowship Work Permit
  • A short-term permit for professors and researchers participating in academic exchange programs.
  • Key Features:
  • Requires an official invitation from a host institution
  • Limited to research and/or teaching purposes
  • Family members may accompany; children are eligible for free public education
  • Note: DY Immigration Consulting specializes in visiting professor and research visas, particularly for medical and engineering fields. We maintain a 100% approval rate with an average processing time of approximately 3 weeks, supported by our proprietary expertise.
  • D) IEC (International Experience Canada / Youth Mobility Program)
  • A program enabling young individuals from partner countries to work and travel in Canada.
Category Working Holiday Young Professional
Eligibility Age
18–35
18–35
Duration
Up to 2 years (up to 2 participations)
Up to 2 years (up to 2 participations)
Work Conditions
Open work permit with flexible employment
Must align with career/field of study
  • Young Professionals category requires a valid job offer in a TEER 3 or higher occupation.
  • Note: Start your Canadian working holiday with confidence. We provide structured, end- to-end support—from application preparation to entry guidance.

3. Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) & eTA

  • Proper travel authorization is the first step to entering Canada, whether for leisure or business.
  • 1. eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization)
  • Required for visa-exempt foreign nationals traveling by air
  • Simple online application linked to your passport
  • Typically valid up to 5 years or until passport expiry
  • Suitable for short stays (up to 6 months)
  • 2. Visitor Visa (TRV)
  • Required for nationals of visa-required countries
  • Applicable for tourism, family visits, business travel, or short-term studies (<6 months)
  • Requires proof of ties to home country, financial stability, and temporary intent

Facing Challenges with Your Application?

  • Navigating Canadian immigration can be complex—especially in difficult cases. DY Immigration Consulting provides strategic legal support for:
  • Previous Refusals: Detailed case analysis and reapplication strategies
  • Inadmissibility Issues: Support for overstays, criminal, or medical concerns
  • Corporate & Professional Travel: Management of visas for executives, delegations, and academics
  • Restoration of Status: Assistance in regaining legal status within Canada
  • Don’t leave your application to chance. Contact us for a professional eligibility assessment.

Apply for Your Temporary Visa with DY Immigration Consulting

  • Customized Strategy: Tailored solutions aligned with your goals and visa category
  • Meticulous Document Review: Error-free applications to maximize approval success
  • Proven Track Record: Over 1,000 cases annually (99.7% approval rate for individual visas / 100% for ICT & business visas)
  • Extensive Expertise: Covering study, work, research, IEC, eTA, and more
  • Strong Network: Trusted experience with public institutions, corporations, SMEs, and academic organizations

Apply for Your Temporary Visa
with DY Immigration Consulting

Customized Consulting

Providing optimal strategies based on each visa type, requirements, and individual goals

Thorough Document Review

Preventing errors in applications and supporting documents, maximizing approval success rates

High Approval Rate

Over 1,000 temporary visa and permanent residency applications annually Individual visa approval rate: 99.7% Business & corporate visas: 100% approval record

Diverse Experience

Extensive experience with various cases including student visas, employment, exchange professors, working holidays, and eTA

Corporate & Academic Partnerships

Professional support based on collaboration experience with public institutions, large corporations, SMEs, and educational organizations