Number of Univeresities
155+ Universities
Intake
Fall / Spring / Summer (Limited)
Tuition Fees
13,000 CAD to45,000CAD
Scholarship
Very Limited
Reasons to Choose the Canada for Education
Top Universities
The offer will outline conditions that must be met to gain final admission:
(a) English Language Score: Submission of required scores from IELTS/TOEFL/PTE/DET, etc. (Note: Some schools accept MOI, but IELTS is needed for VISA).
(b) Financial Documents: Proof of funds for tuition and living expenses.
(c) Academic Documents: Submission of final transcripts or pending academic requirements.
The university issues the LOA (or I-20, if following the same terminology as the source step's style, though LOA is the Canadian term), which is essential for the visa application.
Apply for the Study Permit online, including your LOA, financial proof, medical receipt, and all supporting documents.
Receive the visa approval letter (Port of Entry Letter of Introduction). The passport stamped visa will be received via mail.
Cost of Living
Accommodation
Average rent/housing is CAD 1,000−CAD 2,000 per month. Costs are highest in Toronto/Vancouver.
Transport
Monthly student passes generally cost CAD 100 - CAD 150. Many cities offer discounted student rates.
Food
Monthly food costs range from CAD 300 - CAD 600 for groceries and essential meals.
Miscellaneous
Budget CAD 300−CAD 700 monthly for utilities, insurance, and personal expenses.
Work Options
Eligible for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) for 8 months to 3 years.
From a Designated Learning Institution (DLI).
Passport, LOA, financial proof, English/French proficiency results, medical exam (if required), police certificate (if required).
Submit your study permit application through the IRCC portal.
Attend an appointment at a VAC to provide fingerprints and a photo.
If required, undergo a medical examination by a panel physician.
Wait for your study permit approval. The study permit is issued upon arrival in Canada.