Emergency supports for international students
NAIT recognizes that some applicants and students may be affected by war, displacement, natural disaster, or similar circumstances.
We're here to support you
If you are impacted by any of the scenarios noted above, please book an appointment to discuss your circumstances with an International Advisor. Supports are reviewed on a case-by-case basis and may require approval through the Office of the Registrar.
Examples of supports include:
- Assistance during the application process, which may include adjustments to timelines or documentation requirements
- Payment plans
- Emergency bursaries
Counselling services
Counselling services at NAIT are free and confidential and are available to support your mental health and well-being.
Additional supports
- NAITSA Student Services provides a variety of services available to students, including mental health support and Peer Support.
- NAIT Chaplaincy offers support, mentorship and guidance. You can arrange to speak with one of our chaplains from 9 different denominations.
Support for students impacted by international crises
NAIT seeks to support international students who have come to Canada under active special measures due to conflict, crisis, or other global situations.
CUAET & Ukrainian students
Ukrainian international students who came to Canada through the Canada-Ukraine authorization for emergency travel (CUAET) and who begin a NAIT program while the Canadian government’s special measures for the CUAET remain in effect (currently through March 31, 2026) are eligible to pay domestic tuition rates for the standard duration of their program.
- Submit a contact form using:
- Future Course/Program I have Applied To > International Students/Immigration > International Crisis Support
- You must attach your work permit, study permit, or visitor permit that shows you came to Canada via the CUAET.
The Palestinian Territories
Palestinian international students who came to Canada under special measures (with MOME2023 indicated on a work permit, study permit, or visitor permit) and who begin a NAIT program while the Canadian government’s special measures remain in effect (currently through July 31, 2026) are eligible to pay domestic tuition rates for the standard duration of their program.
Other supports
NAIT can also offer additional supports depending on your situation, such as adjustments to document requirements or financial supports. To explore what may be available to you, please use the contact form and provide details about what you are seeking.