Study in Canada



New Rules [19th March 2024]: Canada has introduced new rules for Spousal Open Work Permits (SOWP), effective March 19. Spouses of international students can only apply for SOWPs if their partner is pursuing a master’s or doctoral degree. Previously, partners of undergraduate students were eligible, but this has changed. However, there are exceptions for certain professional degree programs.

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Canadians place great importance on learning, and have developed a first-rate education system with high standards. A Canadian degree, diploma or certificate is well-regarded in business, government and academic circles around the globe.  

Canada offers a plethora of opportunities for foreign national students who plan to pursue their higher education in the country. It is fast emerging as one of the most idealistic destinations for students from around the world and is home to some of the top 100 universities in the world. Students who Study in Canada will expose to great research facilities and excellent academicians along with greater employment opportunities compare to other countries. Moreover the Canadian education system is well recognised for its quality as well as the variety of academic programs they offer.     

The Benefits of study in Canada     

Many Indian students are opting to Education in Canada on account of the attractive benefits  

Canada is an attractive world hub for education  Canada is one of the most popular destinations for students from all over the world. By studying in Canada, a student automatically becomes a part of a global alumni network that he can tap into at any stage of his career in the future  

Canadian Universities are globally recognised  Canada has globally recognised universities which are recognised and respected world-wide for the quality of their output. Students who study in Canada can leverage the benefit of studying in globally recognised educational institutions when they are looking for job opportunities  

Cost of education is low when compared to other countries  The cost of tuition fees as well as the overall cost of living expenses accrued while pursuing a course at a university in Canada is cheaper when compared to some of the other hot destinations for Abroad Education such as UK and USA  

Job opportunities after study are greater  Canada is a booming economy which is currently facing a demographic gap in the number of people of employable age. A huge number of job opportunities are available for graduates and preference is first given to students who graduate from Canadian universities. Moreover students can also earn money while studying by working part-time  

Fast track to citizenship process  Students who study in Canada can get additional points under the Express Entry system and thereby increase the chances of getting an ITA for Canadian PR.  

Student partnership programs  Canada has a unique partnership program with India, which increases the opportunity for Indian students to be admitted to the best Canadian universities.  

WORK OPTIONS  

WORK WHILE STUDY  

International Students studying in Canada can work for 20 hrs per week and full time during Public holidays or Vacations. Dependants (spouse / partner) of student can work full time. Some Canadian universities and colleges provide Co-op program in which a student can work as part of the course in their related field and also earn credits for it.     

POST STUDY  

Students are eligible for a Post Study work permit for a period of 3 years if the study program is for a minimum period of 2 years. Otherwise the work permit is for a period same as the duration of the course. International students who have graduated from a course in Canada would gain points under the Skilled Migrant Category and may lead the path for applying for PR.  

  

KNOW YOUR VISA  Processing time for visa is about 1-2 weeks . To get a student visa, you will have to prove that you have enough finances to pay for living expenses, education costs and travel for your course. Under the new SPP visa rules students have to pay 1st Semester fee in advance to the Canadian college. For living expenses the candidate has to show living expenses through GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate) from Scotia Bank in advance into a specially designated bank account in your name which will periodically release funds for you when you are in Canada. Under the SPP route visa success rate is very high with little documentation. For a detailed list of documents contact any of our offices. Usually there is no visa interview.  In case a student does not opt for SPP program then the usual visa process will apply. In this complete documentation and financial proof for remaining fee and one year living expenses is required.

Living Expense –

CAD $10,000 pa (as per Canadian High Commission )

Tuition Few

  • CAD $10,000 to 14,000 pa- Community colleges
  • CAD $ 10,000 to 22,000 pa for universities

Scholarships For Study In Canada

A variety of options are available for students who plan to study in Canada but are unable to afford the fees one of them being studying on a scholarship. The scholarships typically cover either the entire or part of the costs of tuition in Canada. Some of the most coveted scholarships for studying in Canada are

1.The Lester B Pearson international scholarship for students studying at the University of Toronto offers scholarships to undergraduate students. The scholarship is based on merit and covers full cost of tuitions, books and accommodation for four years

2.The Donald A Wehrung International Student Award for students studying abroad at the University of British Columbia. The scholarship is offered to international students who come from a politically unstable or war-torn region and show exceptional academic ability. Top five Canadian Universities

3.The Vanier Canada graduate scholarships is sponsored by the Canadian government and is offered to international students who are pursuing doctoral research in the country. The scholarship covers of cost of studies in Canada up to 50,000 CAD every year for three years

4.Pierre Elliot Trudeau foundation scholarship is awarded to foreign students who are pursuing their doctoral research in the country. The scholarship provides an amount of 40,000 CAD every year for three years initially and can also be extended for a fourth year for support in writing and dissemination.

Scholarships For Study In Canada

A variety of options are available for students who plan to study in Canada but are unable to afford the fees one of them being studying on a scholarship. The scholarships typically cover either the entire or part of the costs of tuition in Canada. Some of the most coveted scholarships for studying in Canada are

1.The Lester B Pearson international scholarship for students studying at the University of Toronto offers scholarships to undergraduate students. The scholarship is based on merit and covers full cost of tuitions, books and accommodation for four years

2.The Donald A Wehrung International Student Award for students studying abroad at the University of British Columbia. The scholarship is offered to international students who come from a politically unstable or war-torn region and show exceptional academic ability. Top five Canadian Universities

3.The Vanier Canada graduate scholarships is sponsored by the Canadian government and is offered to international students who are pursuing doctoral research in the country. The scholarship covers of cost of studies in Canada up to 50,000 CAD every year for three years

4.Pierre Elliot Trudeau foundation scholarship is awarded to foreign students who are pursuing their doctoral research in the country. The scholarship provides an amount of 40,000 CAD every year for three years initially and can also be extended for a fourth year for support in writing and dissemination.

  • TOEFL. The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) is one of the most important exams to get admission in Canadian colleges.
  • IELTS
  • GRE
  • GMAT

There are three different intakes in Canada for International Students. Fall, Winter and Summer Intake. In some universities of Canadaintakes may also be named as a semester.

INTAKESTARTS FROMDURATION
FALL (September intake)SeptemberSeptember
WINTER (January intake)JanuaryJanuary–May
SUMMER/SPRING (May intake)MayMay-August


FAQ’s
Q). How can I get a student visa to Canada?
A). You will need to get admission to a course in Canada to apply for a student visa to Canada. The process for admission will differ from university to university and will be taken up on a case by case basis. Please get in touch with our consultants to get more information on how to get admitted to a university of your choice in Canada and apply for a student visa

Q). How much does it cost to study in Canada?
A). The costs involved to study in Canada can depend on a number of factors such as the university you are attending, whether you are studying for Bachelors or Masters program and what kind of on campus or off campus accommodation arrangement you are looking for. For a comprehensive overview of costs of education in Canada reach us for a free consultation

Q). How long/time frame does it take to get a student visa to Canada?
A). Time frame for getting a student visa to Canada can vary on a case by case basis. To understand the visa process in detail please reach out to our consultants

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