1. Open Work Permit for Spouse and Study Permit for kids along with primary application
2. Guaranteed Work Permit for graduates to gain valuable Canadian work experience.
3. Minimum 20 hours to work while on a Study Permit to sustain yourself
4. Opportunity to work for any employer and in any field.
5. Access to free healthcare for Work Permit holders
6. Several Provincial & Federal programs to facilitate Permanent residency to students.

If you are planning to study in Canada, you might get confused between terms such as SDS and Non-SDS during the visa application process. SDS stands for Student Direct Stream, formerly known as Students Partner Program, and is open to certain countries like Antigua and Barbuda, Brazil, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, India, Morocco, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Senegal, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Vietnam, etc.

The Non-SDS category is another category that supports students wishing to study in Canada in Applying for a Canada Study Visa. The category specifically helps those aspirants to study in Canada who are unable to get a Student Visa in Canada via the SDS stream as they are unable to fulfill the SDS requirements. The prerequisites to apply under the non-SDS category will be varied as the category demands more documents.

The non-SDS visa success rate is comparatively lower than that of the SDS category. This is because the number of documents is less in SDS than in non-SDS. As per the IRCC, the SDS success rate in 2021 was 71%, whereas, for the non-SDS applicants, it was 40%.