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Study in Canada

Pursue a world-class education with a wide variety of in-demand programs, hands-on learning through integrated
co-op options, and strategic pathways toward permanent residency.

Canada combines globally respected education with strong career outcomes, offering practical, industry-aligned programs with co-op and internship opportunities. With eligible graduates able to receive a Post-Graduation Work Permit for up to three years, Canada gives international students valuable time to gain work experience and strengthen long-term settlement prospects.

Some Facts about Studying in Canada

Intakes

Fall: September
Winter: January
Summer: May

Tuition Fee Range

CAD $15,000 to 35,000 annually

Cost of Living

CAD $1,000 to 1,500 per month
Students are allowed to work
part-time to manage expenses.

125 Higher Education Institutions

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Documents Required

  • Passport
  • 10th And 12th Grade Marksheets
  • English Proficient Test Scores (IELTS/TOEFL/DET/PTE)
  • Graduation Marksheets and Degree Certificate
  • Work Experience Letter (if applicable)
  • Admission Essay (if applicable)
  • Resume

Benefits of Studying in Canada

  • World-Class Education: Canada offers globally recognised programs across colleges and universities from Skilled Trades Certificates to Diplomas, Degrees and PhD. Whatever your academic background or career goal, there is a program tailored for you.
  • Work While You Study: International students can work up to 24 hours per week off-campus during academic terms, and longer during scheduled vacations – helping you earn, gain experience, and manage living expenses. Spouses of students enrolled in Master's and PhD programs are also eligible to work in Canada on an Open Work Permit. *Conditions apply.
  • Co-op Programs: Many Canadian colleges and universities integrate co-op and internship semesters directly into the program. You graduate with a degree and documented Canadian work experience – exactly what employers and immigration programs look for.
  • Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP): Eligible graduates can work in Canada for up to 3 years on an open work permit, giving you the freedom to work for any employer, in any industry, anywhere in Canada.
  • Pathway to Permanent Residency: Canada is one of the few countries where studying and working can directly lead to Permanent Residency through Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs – a structured, genuine pathway to settle permanently.

Canadian Education System

  • Universities

    Universities offer Bachelor's and Master's degrees, and PhD programs across a wide range of disciplines.

  • Polytechnics

    These institutions provide a range of programs including Bachelor’s degree, UG/PG Diploma and Certificate courses. They often have tie-ups with industry partners, offering opportunities for internships such as co-op programs.

  • Private Colleges

    These institutions can provide UG/PG Diploma and Certificate courses for skilled trades and in-demand programs.

After High School

Polytechnic/College:
UG Diploma – 2 years
Advanced Diploma – 3 years
University:
Bachelor’s Degree – 3 or 4 years

After Graduation

Polytechnic/College:
PG Certificate – 1 year
PG Diploma – 2 years
University:
Master’s Degree – 1 or 2 years

Admission & Visa Process

Admission Process

  • English Language Proficiency: English test scores from the last two years in IELTS Academic, PTE, TOEFL or CELPIP. Scores vary as per the level of studies.
  • Admission Application: We help you select your program, shortlist institutions and submit your application. We assist with documentation and your Admission Essay to secure an offer of admission to your preferred Designated Learning Institution (DLI).
  • Tuition Fee Payment: Pay the tuition fee/deposit as required by your institution to begin the PAL process.

Visa Process

  • Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL): Once you pay the tuition deposit/fees, your DLI will apply for a PAL. This is a mandatory document for the Study Visa Application. *Master's and PhD students at public institutions are exempt from this requirement.
  • Proof of Funds:
    ◉ Minimum one semester tuition fee needs to be paid; however, we recommend paying it for one full academic year for better visa chances.
    ◉ Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) of CAD $22,895 for your living expenses.
    ◉ Additional financial documents such as bank savings / fixed deposit statements may be required depending on your study duration.
  • Upfront Medical Examination: Complete your medical examination at an IRCC-approved panel physician before submitting your visa application.
  • Create your Visa Profile: Sign up and create your profile on https://clegc-gckey.gc.ca/ and fill the visa questionnaire.
  • Upload your Documents and Visa Forms: Fill and upload visa forms: Imm1294, Imm5645, Imm5257; and other necessary documentation such as Admission Offer Letter, Digital Photo, Statement of Purpose (we have an expertise in drafting successful SOPs).
  • Pay the Visa and Biometric Fees: Submit your study permit application online through the official IRCC portal. Pay the Study Permit fee of CAD $150 and Biometrics fee of CAD $85, totally CAD $235.
  • Biometrics Appointment: Visit your nearest Visa Application Centre (VAC) to provide your fingerprints. Biometrics are valid for 10 years.
  • Passport Pick-up Request (PPR): After your study permit application is approved - apply online on VFS Global to get your passport picked up from your home for Study Visa Stamping.

Post-Graduation Work Permit

PGWP in Canada allows eligible graduates from a Designated Learning Institution to work from 1 to 3 years after completing their studies (consult us for detailed guidance). This Canadian work experience is a critical step towards Permanent Residency through pathways such as Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Program, and the Federal Skilled Worker Program.

Note: The length of your PGWP depends on the level and duration of your study program, as well as the expiry date of your passport. Your PGWP will only be issued for the period your passport is valid.

For Master’s Degree Programs

  • Master's degree = 3 years PGWP. You can apply for a 3-year PGWP, even if your master’s program was less than 2 years, as long as your program was at least 8 months (or 900 hours for Quebec programs).

For All Other Programs

  • If your program was at least 8 months (or 900 hours for Quebec), but less than 2 years: PGWP will be offered for up to the same length as your study program. For e.g., a 12-month study program could get you a 12-month work permit.
  • If your program is of 2 years or more: PGWP will be offered for up to 3 years.
  • If you complete more than 1 program: You may be able to get a PGWP that combines the length of each program as long as you meet the eligibility requirement for each program.
Consult us before selecting your program
to ensure PGWP eligibility.