Study in Canada
Canada has become one of the world’s most popular destinations for international students, offering a perfect balance of academic excellence, cultural diversity, and opportunities for the future. Whether you’re looking for a globally recognized degree, a safe environment, or pathways to permanent residency, Canada has it all.
Why Canada is a great choice
Canada’s education system consistently ranks among the best in the world, with internationally recognized degrees and cutting-edge research. International students benefit from a safe, multicultural environment and opportunities in growing fields like technology, healthcare, and business. Canada also offers clear immigration pathways, making it a long-term option for many graduates.
Lifestyle & student experience
Diversity
Over 200 nationalities represented in Canadian universities.
Cities & nature
Toronto and Vancouver for big-city life, Montreal for arts and culture, Calgary for outdoor adventure.
Cost of living
CAD 1,500–2,000 per month depending on city
Student perks
Discounted public transit, health insurance in most provinces, and vibrant student associations.
Part Time Job
Work up to 20 hours per week during semesters and full-time in breaks.
Post-Graduation Work Permit
(PGWP) Stay up to 3 years after graduation to gain work experience
Permanent Residency
Pathways to permanent residency through Express Entry and provincial programs.
Student Visa
How It Works
To study in Canada, most students need a study permit. The process involves several steps:
Get a Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
Must be from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
Secure an Attestation Letter (PAL/TAL)
Now required for most applicants (or CAQ for Quebec).
Gather documents
Passport, proof of funds, photos, LOA, PAL/TAL, and supporting evidence.
Apply online
Create an IRCC account, fill the application, and pay the fee.
Provide biometrics
Most applicants must give fingerprints and photos.
Medical and police checks:
Required for students from certain countries or programs.
Approval
You’ll receive a Port of Entry Letter of Introduction and, if applicable, a temporary resident visa.
More details are available on the Government of Canada Study Permit page.
Documents Required:
- Valid passport
- LOA from a DLI
- PAL/TAL or CAQ (Quebec)
- Proof of funds (CAD 20,635–22,895, depending on date
- Biometrics receipt
- Photos (as per IRCC specs)
- Medical exam/police certificate (if required)
- Letter of explanation
Quick Facts: Canada
Tuition rang
CAD 15,000–35,000 per year
International students
800,000+
Top universities
University of Toronto,
McGill University, UBC
Average graduate salary
CAD 51,000+
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