Why Study in Canada
Canada is one of the most preferred study destinations globally, known for its high academic standards, multicultural environment, and strong post-study work opportunities. With globally ranked universities, affordable education compared to the US and UK, and a transparent visa process, Canada offers international students a balanced pathway to education and career growth.
Universities in Canada
Explore top Canada universities trusted globally for academic excellence, research, and graduate employability.
Cost of Studying & Living in Canada
The cost of studying in Canada varies depending on the university, program, and city. On average, international students can expect affordable tuition fees and a predictable cost of living compared to other English-speaking countries.
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Living Costs
Student Visa Process
Follow this step-by-step roadmap to secure your study permit for Canada.
Accept Offer
Secure your admission by accepting the university offer and paying the required deposit.
GIC Payment
Open a GIC account and transfer funds to demonstrate proof of living expenses.
Medical Exam
Complete an upfront medical exam with an IRCC-approved panel physician.
Gather Documents
Prepare academic records, financial proofs, SOP, and supporting documents.
Visa Lodgement
Submit your study permit application through the IRCC portal.
Biometrics
Provide fingerprints and photograph at a Visa Application Centre (VAC).
Visa Decision
Receive your study permit approval or further instructions from IRCC.
Note: These steps are indicative. Once you apply, your counsellor will create a personalized visa timeline based on your profile and intake.
Post-Study Work (PSW)
International students graduating from eligible Canada institutions can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), allowing them to work in the country for up to 3 years. This experience can also support future permanent residency pathways.
Duration
Up to 3 Years
Eligibility
Full-time Grads
Outcome
PR Opportunity
Popular Student Cities
Canada’s student cities offer a mix of academic excellence, lifestyle, and employment opportunities.
Talk to Canada Study Experts
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At a Glance
Average Tuition (per year)
CA$15,000.00 - CA$35,000.00
Average Living Cost (per month)
USD 800 - 1,200
Varies significantly by city and lifestyle.
Financial Proof Requirement
Proof of Living + Fees
Financial proof requirements vary based on tuition, city, and GIC usage.
Part-time Work Limit
20 Hours / Week
Popular Student Cities
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