Study in Canada — Your Gateway to Global Education and Permanent Residency

Canada stands among the top destinations for international students, offering a high-quality education system, multicultural society, and clear pathways to work and permanent residency. With globally recognized qualifications and a span emphasis on research and innovation, Canada gives students an ideal environment to learn, grow, and build a successful future.

• World-Class Education System — Canada’s universities and colleges rank among the best in the world, known for academic excellence, research innovation, and practical learning approaches.
• Wide Range of Programs — Available in Business, IT, Engineering, Health Sciences, Nursing, Hospitality, Skilled Trades, Agriculture, Creative Arts, and more.
• Safe, Inclusive, and Multicultural Society — Welcoming and supportive environment for international students.
• Affordable Education — Competitive tuition fees and living costs, offering high value for your investment.

1. Program and Institution Selection — Choose a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) and a course aligned with your goals.
2. Application Submission & Offer of Admission — Submit transcripts, English proficiency, and documents to receive your Letter of Acceptance.
3. Tuition Fee Payment — Pay initial tuition deposit to secure your place.
4. Visa Application (Study Permit) — Submit Offer of Admission, financial proof, and other documents.
5. Biometrics & Visa Approval — Complete biometrics and receive your Port of Entry Letter of Introduction.

• English Language Proficiency: IELTS, TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, or Duolingo — scores depend on program/institution.
• Proof of Financial Support:
  • First-year tuition fees
  • Living expenses (minimum CAD 20,635/year outside Quebec)
  • Return transportation for applicant and family
• Genuine Student & Intent to Leave: You must demonstrate intent to leave Canada unless eligible for PR later.
• Medical Exam & Police Clearance: May be required depending on country or program type.

• Student Work Rights:
  • Up to 20 hours per week during academic sessions
  • Full-time during scheduled breaks
• Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): Up to 3 years of work rights after graduation, based on course length.
• Spouse (Open Work Permit): Spouses of full-time postgrad students may work full-time.
• Children’s Education: Dependent children may attend public schools in many provinces.

• Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): Valuable Canadian work experience helps with PR eligibility.
• Permanent Residency Pathways:
  • Canadian Experience Class (CEC) via Express Entry
  • Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
  • Quebec Immigration Programs
  • Agri-Food Pilot, Rural & Northern Immigration Pilot
• Combining study with local work experience significantly boosts PR chances.