Smoothly Completing a Study Permit Application for a Career Change｜Ms. S
Date Posted:July 21, 2026
Last Updated:August 31, 2026
The application process proceeded smoothly without any issues.
Visa Type / Immigration Category
Study Permit
Occupation / Job Title
None
Visa Status Before Application
None
Residence at the Time of Application
Japan
Duration from Application to Visa Approval
5 days
Customer Comments and Testimonials
This case involved assisting Ms. S with her study permit application as she came to Canada with the goal of changing careers.
Through careful verification and thorough preparation in advance, the application and approval process proceeded extremely smoothly, with no issues or delays. We will continue to support her as she works toward her future goal of obtaining permanent residence in Canada.
Why did you decide to move to Canada?
I wanted to change careers.
Why did you decide to use Shiraishi Visa JP Canada’s services?
I felt that I could trust the company because they provide a wide range of information through various channels.
What was the most memorable part of the application process?
The fact that everything proceeded smoothly without any problems.
How was your experience using Shiraishi Visa JP Canada’s services?
I am very satisfied with the service. I plan to continue using their services as I work toward obtaining permanent residence in Canada.
What are your plans for your life in Canada, and what message would you give to those considering coming to Canada?
There are very experienced consultants and staff here, so I feel comfortable entrusting my application to them.
Although the IRCC website indicated an average processing time of approximately one week, Ms. S’s application was approved in just five days, including a weekend. As she will be starting school in the summer, we expect that she will be busy with her studies. We hope she will also take the opportunity to fully enjoy the summer, which is one of the best seasons in Canada.
Immigration Consultant
Toko Gould
Born in Japan. Worked as a registered dietitian in hospitals and other facilities. Moved to Vancouver, Canada in 2001 on a Working Holiday. Later utilized her professional background to obtain a work visa, then Canadian permanent residency as a skilled worker. Studied Oil and Gas Administration at a college in Alberta, then worked at a U.S.-based oil company. Later studied accounting and transitioned into an accounting role.
