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Why Choose Canada?

Canada consistently ranks as a top destination for international education due to its global reputation, affordability, cultural diversity, and extensive research opportunities. The country upholds high academic standards through rigorous quality control processes, ensuring students receive an education that enhances long-term career prospects.

Canada is home to 13 universities ranked among the world’s top 200 by QS, including three in the top 50. The country also invests heavily in education, spending more (as a percentage of GDP) than the OECD average and ranking second highest among G8 nations.

World-Class Education System

Canada has one of the world’s finest education systems, emphasizing high academic standards and student success. As of 2023, Canada hosted over 1,040,985 international students, making up more than 2% of the country’s total population. This reflects the country’s strong appeal to students worldwide.

However, due to increasing concerns about housing and public services, the Canadian government has introduced measures to regulate study permit issuance. In 2024, approximately 485,000 study permits were granted, with a planned reduction to 437,000 in 2025 to ensure sustainable growth in international student enrollment.

Despite these changes, Canada remains a top choice for international education, providing globally recognized degrees and diplomas that open doors to prosperous careers.

Higher Education in Canada

Several organizations ensure academic excellence in Canada’s post-secondary education system, including:

Canadian degrees and diplomas are respected worldwide. Education falls under provincial jurisdiction, meaning each province and territory has its own regulatory framework.

At the post-secondary level, Canada offers a variety of institutions, including:

Cost of Living & Studying in Canada

Canada offers high-quality education in a safe, multicultural, and welcoming environment at a relatively affordable cost.

Estimated Expenses (in CAD$ per year)

Tuition Fees:

Undergraduate Programs: CAD 18,000 to CAD 40,000 per year​

Accommodation:

Other Expenses:

Courses & Universities

Canada offers short-term training programs in specialized fields such as multimedia, film studies, IT, graphic design, and hospitality. Career colleges focus on practical skill development, while university colleges combine academic and applied learning through degree, diploma, and transfer programs.

To study in Canada, students must meet English language proficiency requirements and provide:

Once you select your university and course, our education counselors will guide you through the visa application process.

The Canadian student visa is officially known as a Study Permit. To apply, you need an acceptance letter from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI). Applications can be submitted online via the CIC website.

Many Canadian institutions offer merit-based scholarships to academically outstanding students. Scholarship availability and eligibility criteria vary by institution.

Work Opportunities in Canada

Special Considerations

FAQ

What is difference between Universities and Colleges in Canada?

Universities work independently formulating their own curricula, teaching methods and strategies. Besides they can set all the policies, and do academic planning.Colleges on the other hand are permitted to provide degrees only after a quality assessment process by the government.

When you complete a BA degree from a Canadian institute you are eligible to do postgraduate studies in Canada with support of Canadian authorities.

PhD degree programs are two to three years in duration.

As Canada is divided into individually governed provinces the tuition fees for an academic year of tertiary education vary.

IELTS exam scores are the most common language requirement for Canadian universities. But most universities will accept either TOEFL or IELTS.

Usually institutions require an essay and a personal statement (which talks about you and why you are suitable candidate for the chosen program) along with documents stating your working experience. If a student has additional documents such as reference letters or some activity diplomas/certificates, he/she surely should show it.

What type of documentation will I need in order to apply for a student visa in Canada?

Generally Applicants require:

Accommodation varies depending on the region and the type of accommodation. But approximately it would be $7000 – $15 000 per year. Rents vary greatly due to the location, quality and availability. To keep expenses low, most of the students share accommodation.

Hostels can be a great low-budget temporary accommodation in a big city.

International students can only have on-campus jobs, otherwise a student should apply for a work permit. To qualify for the work permit, you should have a valid study permit and be a full-time student at a recognized postsecondary educational institution.However, some small jobs don’t require a work permit, but usually they are not paid very well.

If you speak English there will not be any issues residing and working in either the English provinces or the French ones.

No, Australian Universities do not follow specified ranking. Each University has its own requirements and one has to fulfill the requirements to get admission in that particular program

All international students in Canada should have health insurance.