"AGENTS' TRUSTED ONE-STOP PARTNER IN CANADA"
SAY Education offers a range of custodianship services tailored to meet the specific needs of students and parents. In addition, we provide shared and private accommodation options, as well as student insurance products specifically designed to cater to the needs of students.
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Our services are available exclusively through referrals from international student agents.
Custodianship
Services
SAY Education provides four distinct custodianship services tailored to the unique needs of students. Our streamlined process eliminates the need for translating documents through a Canadian notary.
Accommodation
Student Insurance Packages
We provide a variety of accommodation options to suit different preferences and needs, and assist throughout the entire process.​
Each option is carefully selected to ensure a safe and nurturing environment for students.
We position ourselves uniquely to provide insurance products tailored to meet the needs of students and parents by offering a wide selection from various insurance providers.
Temporary Residence Visa and Study Permit Applications
​We offer comprehensive services for visa, study permit, and immigration applications, facilitated by our RCIC Immigration consultant. With us, you can rest assured that you are always in expert care.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Who is considered a minor in Canada?
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Each province or territory defines the age of majority. Anyone under the age of majority at the time of their arrival in Canada is considered to be a minor child. The age of majority is typically 18 in Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, and Saskatchewan. It is 19 in British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and the Yukon.
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What is the difference between custodianship and guardianship?
In the context of study permit applications for minors, "custodianship" is preferred over "guardianship." Custodianship refers specifically to custody and care arrangements for the student, while guardianship involves managing an individual’s affairs. The custodian's main role is to make arrangements with the parents or guardians and act as an official contact, rather than being responsible for the day-to-day supervision of the student(s) in most cases.
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What are the requirements for a custodianship declaration?
The custodianship declaration is a mandatory document in certain situations. It involves a notarized declaration form signed by the parent(s) or legal guardian(s) in the minor’s home country and by the custodian in Canada. This form confirms that the custodian will take responsibility for the minor in the event of an emergency.