#study-permits

#study-permits

Ontario universities and colleges are concerned about the federal government's plan to reduce the number of international students granted permission to study in Canada.

The cap on study permits will put a strain on the budgets of many universities, which are already facing financial difficulties.

The Canadian government has implemented a two-year cap on international student study permits in order to address concerns about the sustainability of the post-secondary sector.

The cap on study permits, along with changes to post-graduation and spousal work permit eligibility, has caused panic and uncertainty among students, advocates, administrators, and experts.

Canada is capping the number of study permits for international undergraduate students over the next two years.

International students face challenges securing housing and finding part-time jobs, all while paying higher tuition rates than domestic students.

Colleges and universities in Canada are profiting from international students, but many of these students face precarious living conditions.

Provincial funding cuts have pushed schools to boost international enrollment, leading to an influx of international students.