Study Permits
Guidance choosing a designated learning institution, building a compliant application, and preparing for study permit refusal risk factors.
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Licensed · Trusted · Client-First
Your immigration journey, guided by a licensed professional.
Khangura Immigration Services Inc. helps individuals and families navigate study, work, permanent residence, and citizenship applications to Canada — with honest advice, careful paperwork, and no shortcuts.
- RCIC
- Amaninder Kaur
- Licence #
- R706492
- Regulator
- College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC)
How I Can Help
Services for every stage of your move to Canada.
Work Permits
LMIA-based and LMIA-exempt work permits, employer compliance support, and post-graduation work permit applications.
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Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, family sponsorship, and other economic and family class pathways.
Learn more →Citizenship
Eligibility review, application preparation, and interview/test preparation for Canadian citizenship.
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The Process
What working together looks like.
- 1
Consultation
We review your background, goals, and timeline honestly — including if a program is not the right fit.
- 2
Retainer Agreement
If we proceed, you receive a clear, written retainer agreement setting out scope of work and fees before any payment.
- 3
Preparation
Documents are gathered, reviewed, and organized. You will always know what is outstanding and why it is needed.
- 4
Submission & Follow-Up
Your application is submitted and tracked, with updates communicated as they happen — not on a fixed schedule of silence.
Ready to talk about your options?
Book a paid consultation to get clear, honest advice about your immigration options.
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Regulatory notice:
Amaninder Kaur is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), licence #R706492, regulated by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). This website does not guarantee any immigration outcome, application approval, or processing time. Immigration decisions are made solely by the Government of Canada or the relevant provincial authority.