A new country.
A clearer next step.
Work rules, a SIN, arrival paperwork. Get official Canadian information explained in your language, with links you can check. Built for international students, wherever you are from.
- CAD 8 once, for 100 questions over 30 days
- No subscription, no auto-renewal
- 66 pages in the official-source library
- Free week-by-week checklist, no account
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The paid assistant
What CAD 8 actually buys you
One pass: 100 questions over 30 days. Paid once, in Canadian dollars. No subscription, no renewal, nothing charged again when the 30 days end.
- It reads, then answers
- Your question is matched against the official pages in its library, and the answer is written from the text on those pages, with numbered links to the pages it used.
- It follows your language
- Ask in English, français, español, português, العربية, 中文, नेपाली, हिन्दी or ਪੰਜਾਬੀ and the answer comes back in the same language, with the official source links unchanged.
- It is built to stop, not guess
- When the official pages do not cover a question, it is designed to say so rather than invent an answer, and to decline case-specific questions by pointing you to the government list of licensed representatives.
- It is independent
- An independent information tool, not a government service or an immigration consultancy. The official pages are free; the pass is for optional AI explanations and follow-up questions.
Passes are not on sale yet.
- 100 questions, counted per question, over 30 days from the day the pass starts.
- Keep your Gumroad receipt key to restore pass access. Chat history stays with your browser session.
- The week-by-week checklist below stays free, with or without a pass.
Use cases
Nine questions it was built to answer
Start with questions like these. The assistant searches its saved official-source library; it does not browse the live web for each answer.
Working while you study
Explain the off-campus and on-campus work conditions in the linked IRCC pages.
Getting a Social Insurance Number
Explain the documents Service Canada lists and where to find the official application instructions.
Proof of funds and the money paperwork
Explain the published IRCC funds table and what its amounts do not include.
Your study permit conditions
Explain what the selected IRCC pages say about enrolment, changing schools and extensions.
Health coverage in BC and Ontario
Find the provincial health information in the library. Check student insurance and any coverage gaps with your school.
Your first Canadian tax return
Understand CRA information for international students, including why tax residency needs a separate check.
Work after graduation
Explain the published PGWP requirements without deciding whether your program or case qualifies.
Biometrics, medicals and processing
Find the official biometrics and medical-exam instructions, and the page for current processing times.
Spotting a fraudulent agent
How Canada says fraud works, and how to check that anyone charging you for immigration advice is actually licensed.
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Thinking about permanent residence?
Estimate your Express Entry CRS score from IRCC’s published criteria. See exactly where every point comes from — and save your score with one email.
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Your arrival plan, week by week
Answer five questions and get a dated checklist: before you apply, after you apply, arrival week, your first 30 and 90 days, tax season, and the run-up to graduation. Every item links to the official page it came from.
Free reading
Guides, written from the same pages
Plain-language walk-throughs of the steps most students get stuck on, each one ending in the official links it was written from.
Pricing
Start free. Add the assistant when ready.
- Arrival checklist
- Freeno account
- Week-by-week plan built from your arrival date
- The published proof-of-funds figure for your family size
- An official link on every item
- Progress kept in your browser
- Assistant pass
- CAD 8once · 100 questions · 30 days
- Answers written from official pages, with their links
- Same language as your question
- No subscription and no auto-renewal
- Declines case-specific questions, and says where to get licensed help
Passes are not on sale yet.
Before you trust it
What this cannot do
It cannot assess your case. It will not tell you whether you qualify, which permit to apply for, how to phrase an application, or what your chances are. For advice about your own case, use an authorized Canadian immigration representative: find one on the official list.
Translation can be wrong. Answers are written in the language you ask in, but the official page is in English or French, and a translated sentence can lose a detail. The linked page is the authority, always.
The library is a snapshot, not a live feed. The assistant searches saved copies of official pages, refreshed periodically. It can make mistakes or use older text. Open the link and confirm the wording before acting.
Its scope is still narrow. It is built for international students coming to Canada from anywhere in the world, with general federal information. Quebec and other special situations may have different requirements. Provincial health coverage is written from the British Columbia and Ontario pages only so far; for other provinces, check your own health authority and school.
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Questions people ask first
Why pay, when general chatbots are free?
The value is a focused Canada newcomer workflow: a dated checklist, a selected official-source library, follow-up questions and multilingual explanations together. General chatbots can also search and cite sources. Both can make mistakes; choose this pass if the focused workflow helps you.
Is this immigration advice?
No. It reports what official pages say and links them. Anything about your own situation belongs with a licensed representative.
Which provinces are covered?
Federal information is useful across Canada, but rules and exceptions vary. Extra provincial health steps currently cover BC and Ontario. Check other provinces and Quebec-specific requirements with the relevant authority.
What do you keep?
Checklist answers and assistant chats are stored on our server, linked to an anonymous browser session. Ticks stay in your browser. Payment verification uses the license key and buyer email. Read the beta privacy summary.