Study in Canada
Pursue globally recognized Canadian degrees and diplomas with lucrative post-graduation work permits and welcoming immigration pathways.
Why Choose to Study in Canada?
Direct Permanent Residency Pathways
Canadian education and work experience award maximum points in Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP).
Up to 3-Year PGWP
Post-Graduation Work Permit allows unrestricted employment across any Canadian province or industry.
Affordable Living & High Quality of Life
Safe cities, universal healthcare access, multicultural neighborhoods, and supportive campus environments.
Co-Op & Paid Work Internships
Many degree and diploma programs include paid co-op placements providing hands-on Canadian workplace experience.
Top Ranked Universities & Colleges in Canada
University of Toronto
Location: Toronto, Ontario | Popular: Computer Science, Medicine, Commerce
University of British Columbia
Location: Vancouver, BC | Popular: Data Science, Environmental Studies, Forestry
McMaster University
Location: Hamilton, Ontario | Popular: Engineering, Health Sciences, Business
University of Alberta
Location: Edmonton, Alberta | Popular: Petroleum Engineering, AI, Agriculture
Humber College / Seneca Polytechnic
Location: Toronto, Ontario | Popular: Applied IT, Project Management, Supply Chain
Conestoga College
Location: Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario | Popular: Cloud Computing, Software Dev, Robotics
Scholarships & Financial Aid for International Students
Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships
Coverage: CAD $50,000 / year for 3 years
Government doctoral research award
Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS)
Coverage: CAD $15,000 per year
Merit-based graduate award across Ontario institutions
University President's International Awards
Coverage: CAD $5,000 - $25,000
Undergraduate entrance scholarships based on academic grades
College Academic Excellence Bursaries
Coverage: CAD $2,000 - $5,000
Tuition fee fee offsets for international students with high GPA
Student Visa Application Roadmap
Step 1: Choose DLI & Secure Admission
Apply to a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) offering PGWP-eligible academic programs.
Step 2: Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL)
Obtain the mandatory PAL from your provincial government through your university.
Step 3: GIC Account & Tuition Payment
Open a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) with Scotiabank or CIBC and pay 1st-year tuition.
Step 4: Upfront Medical & Police Clearance
Undergo panel physician medical examination and obtain a police character certificate.
Step 5: IRCC Study Permit Submission
Submit your online study permit package with a strong Statement of Purpose (SOP) addressing genuine intent.
Frequently Asked Questions about Canada
What is a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL)? +
Under new IRCC immigration updates, undergraduate and college study permit applicants require an official PAL issued by the province before submitting their visa application.
How many hours can international students work in Canada? +
Students can work up to 24 hours per week off-campus during regular academic semesters and full-time during official scheduled semester breaks.
What is the Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC)? +
A GIC is a special investment account where you deposit living expenses (approx. CAD $20,635) to prove financial sufficiency to IRCC.
How does studying in Canada lead to PR? +
After completing your studies, you receive a PGWP of 1 to 3 years. One year of skilled Canadian work experience allows you to apply for PR through the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) or PNP.