Immigration

List of 7 items.

• How does NCC support me with immigration documents?

  Our team:

  • Connects you with our RCIC for study permit applications and renewals
  • Helps you gather documents from the school, such as enrollment letters or transcripts
  • Sends reminders when it’s time to extend or renew your study permit
    We do everything we can to support you, while leaving immigration advice to the professionals.

• What immigration documents might I need?

  This varies depending on your country of citizenship and your intended length of stay. You may need:

  • A study permit
  • A Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)
  • A passport that is valid for the entire duration of your studies

  Always check the IRCC website for the most up-to-date requirements.
  
  Find out if you need a visa to travel to Canada

• Do I need a PAL to attend NCC?

  No. Students attending private secondary schools like NCC are exempt from the Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) requirement introduced in 2024. You do not need a PAL to apply for a study permit to attend NCC.

• How long will my study permit take to process?

  Processing times vary by country and by time of year. You can check current estimates here:
  
  IRCC Study Permit Processing Times

• Who do I contact if I need help?

  You can always reach our Enrollment Team at enroll@niagaracc.com

• Can I work while studying at NCC?

  Most international secondary students are unable to obtain work permits.
  
  Check the official guidelines from IRCC 

• My study permit extension is in process. What should I know?

  There are many nuances and considerations when your study permit extension is in process. Your ability to study or travel may be affected depending on your specific situation.
  
  

  Here are a few helpful links to guide you through different scenarios:

  • Studying when your study permit is expiring
  • Starting a post-secondary program while your extension is in process
  • Travelling outside Canada and returning
  • Staying in Canada with an expired permit

  Be sure to read each carefully and follow the conditions that apply to your case.