Study in Canada
π¨π¦ Study in Canada
Known for its welcoming immigration policies, high-quality education, and beautiful landscapes. Canada offers excellent post-study work and PR pathways.
Canada combines high-quality education with a clear, well-documented immigration pathway. Universities and colleges both offer strong career outcomes, and co-op programs let students gain paid work experience as part of their studies.
Most study permit holders can work part-time during their program and apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit after graduation, which is why Canada is one of the most requested destinations at our branches.
We guide you through college and university selection, GIC and financial documentation, and the study permit application so your file is complete the first time.
Visa process
- Apply and receive your Letter of Acceptance
- Pay tuition deposit and purchase the GIC
- Complete the medical examination and biometrics
- Submit the study permit application with financial documents
- Receive the approval letter and plan your travel
Cost planning
- Colleges are generally more affordable than universities
- Budget for tuition, the GIC amount, living costs and health coverage
- Part-time work during study helps with living expenses
- Ask a counselor for the current fee structure of your shortlisted institutions
Entry requirements
- Completed +2 for diploma/Bachelors, or Bachelors for postgraduate programs
- Academic transcripts and character certificate
- English proficiency: IELTS Academic or PTE (some colleges accept alternatives)
- Statement of purpose explaining your study plan
- Proof of funds, including a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC)
- Medical examination from an approved panel physician
Partner institutions
Universities and colleges in Canada
A selection of the institutions we help students apply to. Ask a counselor for the full, current list.
Ready to apply for Canada?
Choose your nearest branch and one of our counselors will guide you through eligibility, documents and deadlines.
