Contact Us
UR International
Student Services
(Please note that, due to the pandemic, UR International is operating remotely and our location on campus is closed until further notice.)
Location: CW 109
Phone: 306.585.5082
Fax: 306.585.4957
Email: International.StudentServices@uregina.ca
Emergency Telephone Line: In the event of a major and/or severe emergency requiring immediate assistance, please contact: 1-855-874-1700
Study Permit
Once you are here, it is your responsibility to stay up-to-date on your immigration documents and status. Maintaining your immigration documents and status is an important part of your stay in Canada and at the U of R!
Visit Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada's (IRCC) website to learn about how you can maintain your status in Canada at:
Study Permit
I want to | Solution |
Extend/Renew my Study Permit Online | Apply online through IRCC's website |
Extend/Renew my Study Permit by Paper | Visit IRCC's website |
Extend my exchange term and/or apply for an initial Study Permit |
Contact our Life Skills Advisors and/or Study Abroad office for approval |
Get my U of R Confirmation of Enrolment |
Click "How to Request a Confirmation of Enrolment" |
Get my U of R Unofficial Transcripts | Go to UR Self-Service |
Get Letter of Acceptance & Support Letter for Study Permit Extension |
Undergraduate students: Contact UR International Student Services (international.studentservices@uregina.ca) Graduate students: Contact Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research (grad.studies@uregina.ca) ESL students: Contact English as a Second Language (esl@uregina.ca) |
Scan my documents |
Scan your documents at the Library |
Know how long it will take to process my application | Check processing times on IRCC's website |
Learn how to complete the application forms | Visit IRCC's website |
Frequently Asked Questions
I am currently a visitor in Canada, but want to study in Canada. Can I apply for a Study Permit?
I am planning to enroll in a distance learning program. Do I need a Study Permit?
My Study Permit has expired less than 90 days ago. What do I do?
How do I replace my damaged/lost Study Permit?
Do I need to request changes to the information on my Study Permit?