Canada Tightens 2026 Student Intake—How to Secure Your Spot
Canada remains one of the world’s top destinations for international students. New rules in 2026 mean fewer study permits, but this creates a more competitive process that rewards well-prepared applicants. Key changes include a national cap of around 155,000 new permits, exemptions from provincial attestation letters for graduate programs, and no separate co-op work permits for mandatory internships. These updates aim to improve outcomes by reducing overcrowding and streamlining practical learning. To stand out, choose a designated learning institution, align your program with your background, craft a clear statement of purpose, demonstrate realistic finances, and apply as early as possible. Comment below if you’d like detailed strategies to fast-track your application.
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