How Your Child Can Study in Canada for Free
Last updated: 4/25/2025
Introduction
📢 Great News for International Students!
If you're an international student and are married or have dependents, you may now bring them with you to Canada during your study program. Your children can also benefit from free education at public schools.
👨👩👧 Who Qualifies as a Dependent?
Under Canadian law, a dependent is: ✅ A person under 22 years old who does not have a spouse or partner ✅ A person financially dependent due to a mental or physical condition
📝 Application Process
1️⃣ The international student applies for a study permit and can include their dependent(s) in the application. 2️⃣ The application is reviewed by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). 3️⃣ If approved, the dependent child will receive a visa valid for the same duration as the primary applicant’s study permit.
📌 Does Your Child Need a Study Permit? 🏫
Here’s a breakdown of whether a dependent child requires a study permit in Canada:
Situation | Required Documents | Study Permit Needed? |
|---|---|---|
Child coming to Canada with a parent who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident | Child’s passport, birth certificate, or PR card | ❌ No |
Child coming to Canada with a parent who does not have a study/work permit | Child’s passport | ✅ Yes |
Child coming to Canada with a parent who has a study/work permit | Child’s passport | ✅ Yes |
📞 Need Help with Your Application? 🤔
Navigating the Canadian study permit process can be overwhelming, but Dhub Education is here to help! 🌍✨
📢 Get Expert Guidance – Our team will assist you with your application and ensure a smooth transition for you and your dependents.
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