Apply for a student visa with the right documents.
Student Visa Express finds the red flags in your study permit file, tells you exactly which documents address them, and builds the package you submit to IRCC.
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64% were refused in 2026. If yours is, we rebuild it free.
IRCC approved 36% of new post-secondary study permit applications in the first four months of 2026. The other 64% were refused.
Filled arc is approval. The gap is refusal.
Sources: IRCC operational data for January to April 2026, as analysed by ApplyBoard; program-level approval rates from study permit decision records obtained by ImmigrateAI Global under the Access to Information Act.
Refusal risk tracks your profile and your file. A scan tells you where you actually sit before you pay the IRCC fee.
Refused on a file you built here? We rebuild it, free.
This applies only to applications built and submitted through Student Visa Express. If IRCC refuses one of those, we rebuild the whole application at no extra cost. It does not cover applications prepared anywhere else.
Start your application hereApplies to applications built and submitted through the platform. Full conditions in the refund and rebuild policy.Find the problems for free. Pay only to fix them.
The route your application takes, as six stops on one line.
- Your documents. You upload them.
- The Red Flag Scanner, the main stop on the line. It reads your file against a reference source that sits off the route: the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and officer protocols. That source is something the scanner consults, not a step you take.
- Your flags, ranked, produced by checking your file for compliance.
- The line then takes a detour: for each flag, documents that address them. This is the part you pay for.
- Once resolved, the detour rejoins the main line.
- Submission package, the end of the line. You submit it to IRCC yourself.
Scroll the map sideways to follow the whole route
Under the hood
Get rid of Ref Flags and reduce your risk of refusal.
An optical character recognition layer built for immigration documents reads each upload field by field, and a policy engine cross-references those fields against a corpus assembled from the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, IRCC operational instructions, and officer assessment guidance obtained under the Access to Information Act.
1. See your application the way an officer will see it.
Student Visa Express finds red flags in your application by checking your study permit file against the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and the protocols officers are trained to assess against. Every flag is named in plain language and ranked by how much it matters. You see all of them, not a locked count.
2. Get the right supporting documents.
Now that you know your refusal risks, address them with the supporting documents immigration protocols actually require. Build a Statement of Purpose, put together your Proof of Funds, and complete your client information. The platform tells you what each document has to show, not just what it is called.
3. Ready to submit.
Download everything as one indexed package and follow the guide to submit it to IRCC yourself. If you want full confidence first, you can add a licensed Canadian immigration lawyer to review your file before it goes.
In partnership with the federal government.
The National Research Council of Canada is a federal government agency. One of the things it does is fund Canadian companies to build new technology. It funded ours.
The job was simple to describe. Teach software to read an applicant’s documents the way a careful person would, and catch the mistakes people miss in their own files. A date that does not match. A balance that falls short. A document that expired last month.
That research is what runs every time you upload a file to Student Visa Express.
Research funding supports the development of the technology. It is not a government endorsement of Student Visa Express.
You can read the government website yourself. What you cannot read is how the rules get applied.
IRCC publishes the requirements. It does not publish what an officer is trained to look for when they open your file. So we request those records under the Access to Information Act, and we keep requesting them.
Obtained under the Access to Information Act
The honest comparison.
Every one of these works. They cost you different things.
- Who finds the problems
- The scanner does, before you pay anything
- How long it takes to know
- The same day you upload
- Statement of Purpose
- Built from your own answers, always editable
- Officer assessment protocols
- Read from IRCC records and updated as new ones arrive
- Human help while you work
- Yes, real people on our support team
- Legal review before you submit
- Available as an add-on when you want it
- If you are refused
- Send us the refusal letter and we rebuild it free
- Who finds the problems
- You do, if you spot them
- How long it takes to know
- Weeks of reading forums and guides
- Statement of Purpose
- You write it alone
- Officer assessment protocols
- Not published for you to read
- Human help while you work
- Forums and comment sections
- Legal review before you submit
- Not included
- If you are refused
- Start over and pay the fee again
- Who finds the problems
- They do, after you have hired them
- How long it takes to know
- Their calendar, not yours
- Statement of Purpose
- They draft it for you
- Officer assessment protocols
- Whatever their experience covers
- Human help while you work
- Yes, when they are available
- Legal review before you submit
- That is the service
- If you are refused
- Depends on your retainer
One payment, no subscription.
Scan
- Account and document vault
- Full Red Flag Scan, every flag named and ranked
- Readiness and document checklist
- Not included: How to resolve each flag
- Not included: Statement of Purpose
Single applicant
- Everything in the free scan
- How to resolve every flag in your file
- Guided questions for your country and situation
- Statement of Purpose builder
- Proof of Funds document set
- Indexed submission package with a cover page
- Expiry tracking on every document you upload
Family
- Everything in single applicant
- Covers your spouse and children on the same application
- Dependent documents handled, including marriage and birth records
- Family circumstances written into the Statement of Purpose
Approved by Canadian immigration professionals.
Ijeoma Nnodu, Barrister and Solicitor at INU Legal Consulting PC in Toronto, carried out a legal and functional review of the Student Visa Express platform, covering its design, features and content, including the Red Flag Scanner and the SOP Builder.
Attestation dated May 29, 2025. It reflects the platform at the time of assessment.
“The platform’s tools, including the Red Flag Scanner and SOP Builder, generally reflect IRCC guidelines and are consistent with standard application preparation practices.”
The review also found no misleading, unlawful, or non-compliant representations in the content assessed.
Ijeoma Nnodu, Barrister and Solicitor
INU Legal Consulting PC, Toronto
Fernanda
Student visa approved after 2 refusals
"I had 2 rejections before as the company I originally hired scammed me. That’s when I came across ImmigrateAI Global and decided to give it a try. It made it so easy and accurate, after that, my visa was approved. Give it a try and you won’t regret it."
Maria
Student visa applicant from Colombia
"The letter of intention was the most stressful part of the process because of the way you have to talk to the government. SOP Builder from ImmigrateAI Global was the best option that I had as it’s a very personal experience. I think it’s an amazing tool. At the end, with the result that I got, I was feeling very comfortable."
Are you ready to start?
Everything the platform does assumes there is already an application to build around. If you are not there yet, we would rather tell you now than take your money and waste your time. Check the four that are true for you.
From a Designated Learning Institution in Canada, issued in your name, for a program with a start date.
Anything issued in another language has a certified translation with the original attached.
Bank statements, a GIC, or a sponsor’s records covering tuition plus living costs at the amount IRCC publishes for your situation.
Valid past your intended study start date, with the biographical page readable.
0 of 4 checked
Check all four and the scan opens. Missing one is normal at this stage, and the next panel will tell you what to do about it.