What's the maximum age limit for student visas in Canada? 

Canada does not have a specific maximum age limit for student visas. In other words, there is no set age at which you are automatically ineligible for a Canadian study permit (student visa). Instead, eligibility for a Canadian study permit is primarily determined by other important considerations:

• Academic Eligibility: To be eligible for a Canadian study permit, you must be accepted by a Canadian institution and meet the institution's admission requirements. These requirements typically focus on academic qualifications rather than age.
• Financial Requirements: You must demonstrate that you have sufficient funds to cover your tuition fees, living expenses and return transportation to your home country. Age is not a specific factor in assessing financial eligibility.
• Genuine Intent to Study: The immigration authorities will assess whether you have a genuine intent to study in Canada. Your study plan, academic history and long-term goals are considered as part of this assessment.

Ultimately, your eligibility for a Canadian study permit is determined by your ability to meet the established requirements, demonstrate your genuine intent to study and fulfil the obligations of a temporary resident in Canada. Age alone is not a disqualifying factor.