Question 1

What is a DLI?

Accepted Answer

A Designated Learning Institution is a school approved by a province/territory to host international students. Your acceptance should show a DLI number for the study permit.

Question 2

Is a study permit the same as a visa?

Accepted Answer

No. The study permit authorizes study; you may also need a visitor visa or eTA to enter Canada. IRCC explains both on Canada.ca.

Question 3

Can I work while studying?

Accepted Answer

Eligible full-time students at DLIs may work limited hours under current IRCC rules. Caps and eligibility change — read the official “work while studying” page before accepting a job.

Question 4

Where do I verify tuition?

Accepted Answer

On the university or college’s international fees page for your intake year. ToolVerse CAD ranges are planning bands only.

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