STUDY IN CANADA
We assist international students for admissions to colleges/university without any service fee.
Our guidance is not limited to few Designated Learning Institutes (DLIs) that can bias your decision. Search all the eligible DLIs here.
Our team will make your admission process smother and time saving. Where possible, we inform applicants of the fees waivers and scholarships by DLIs.
Education in Canada
163 Universities, 183 public Colleges, large number of private Colleges, Summer Schools and Language institutions catering 000’s of specialized programs; choices are endless. More than 600,000 international students are entering Canada every year.
Our study abroad network assist international students, Inside Canada for transfers and Outside Canada for new admissions, to connect with a right colleges/universities.
Why Canada?
Post-Graduation Work Permit
Hurray ! International students are eligible up to 3 years of PGWP after their study; to try hands-on skills in Canadian market.
NOTE: All colleges across Quebec-Montreal and only public colleges/universities in other parts of Canada can provide you with this pathway. The duration of your program also plays an important role in determining the eligibility and duration of your PGWP. Need help, message us today!
Safe Country
Canada is considered to be the safest country for young adults in North America. Providing a great experience of a Home away from Home. With around 250 rich cultures that cohabits in Canada, It is sought to be one of the worlds most diverse and talent rich country.
Immigration Opportunity
International Students are expected to leave the country after their studies. However, one can explore career opportunities to get into the talent pool of candidates seeking to immigrate to Canada. Immigration law provides many avenues for a Canadian Graduate to settle in Canada.
Tuition Fees
The annual tuition fees in Canada range from as low as CAD 8,000 to CAD 25,000 with an opportunity of getting scholarships.
That means a wide selection at a competitive price and a definite career pathway to immigration. Isn’t what a WOW! factor.
Quality Education
Canada Provides high-quality education experience from school to university level study.
Some of the world renowned universities like University of Toronto, McGill University, University of Brithsh Colombia…to name the few are providing gateway to a successful global career to thousands of aspirates from around the world.
Admission to Arrival
1. Admission
- Get counseled from an educationalist/industry expert
- Select your program and institution to study
- Apply your admission
- Get Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
- Pay Fees
2. Visa & Permit
- Apply Study permit and an optional Coop Work permit at the Canadian Port of Entry (POE)/Border or Visa Office of your country
- Get instructions for Biometrics and medical examination or follow Student Direct Stream (SDS)
- Get Visa Stamp
3. Travel
- Arrange Air ticket or other means of transportation
- Get pre-departure counseling
- Post arrival services
Get Extras
Guaranteed selection and enhancing your eligibility is the key to our service. Our network partners across the globe guides you in the area of:
- Language Test (IELTS / TOEFL / PTE / CAEL / Duolingo )
- Bank Loan Finance
- Competitive Exams (GMAT / GRE / MCAT / SAT)
- Scholarships
- and more…
Student already in Canada
Talk to us immediately, if you encountered one of the following unfortunate situation or want to transfer your admission:
- Wrong program selection;
- Not happy with the College;
- Change of immigration conditions;
- Wanting to move from a city or province;
- Late admission with a dream College/University;
- Dropouts;
- Out of status;
- Refused study permit;
- Visitor willing to study;
Study to PR
It is quite common for an international student to look for a brighter career with immigration opportunities to Canada. Canadian immigration system recognizes this fact and provides multiple avenues to secure Permanent Residency (PR). Ties to the province, Work experience and education credentials are some of the game changers.
WHAT TO DO, to become most ELIGIBLE for PR?
We get appointments for immigration guidance that are focused on providing pathways to gather future credentials for a strong PR application. Book appointment today to get the latest from Canadian education and immigration world that can change your future course of action.
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There are multiple immigration programs that are available to International student willing to continue their journey of life with Canada:
- Post Graduate Work Permit (PGWP)
- Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
- Federal Skilled Worker (FSW)
- Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs)
- Quebec Immigration Options
- Business Immigration
- Family Sponsorship
These programs provides an accelerated pathway to becoming a Canadian PR. While each program operates differently and has requirements beyond completing Canadian studies, the programs listed above gives direction to amplify’s opportunities in your career.
Benefits
Depending on your location of study in Canada, level of program, type of institution and faculty of education, a PR applications can be facilitated with:
- No experience requirement
- No job offer from a Canadian employer
- No minimum funds requirement
- Secure nomination for spouse and dependent children
- Minimum language requirement
FAQs
Click on the questions to read their answers
New Study Permit
Is my college or program eligible to provide work permit after my studies?
Check for the ” Offers PGWP Programs” column after shortlisting the institutions in this list
Are admission in a Private institute genuine?
As an International student, you can opt to study in any Designated Learning Institute (DLI) listed with Canadian government.
Do I need to arrange Health insurance to study in Canada?
You need a Health Insurance, if you are an international student wanting to study in Canada. The best bet is to check with your institution.
You may also check with the latest eligibility requirements by provinces:
The eligibility rules for public health insurance vary by province and territory. Make sure that you and any dependants coming with you to Canada either have enough
- health care insurance
- money in case you need medical attention
You can find more information from the ministry of health of the province or territory where you plan to work.
- Alberta: Health care coverage for temporary residents
- British Columbia: Eligibility for the Medical Services Plan
- Manitoba: Health care coverage
- New Brunswick: Apply for a Medicare card
- Newfoundland and Labrador: Medical Care Plan eligibility
- Northwest Territories: NWT Health Care Plan
- Nova Scotia: Medical Service Insurance eligibility
- Nunavut: Health care plan
- Ontario: Temporary foreign workers and the Ontario Health Insurance Plan
- Prince Edward Island: Apply for PEI Health Card – new residents
- Quebec: Health insurance card
- Saskatchewan: Eligibility for Health Benefits
- Yukon: Apply for a health care card
What documents are required to apply for my study permit?
In general, you need:
- Passport
- National ID, Marriage Certificate etc., if applicable
- Language Ability, if applicable
- Proof of Financial Support
- Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
- Statement of Purpose
- Education, Experience and Achievement certificates
- CAQ (for Quebec Only)
How long does it takes to receive my CAQ and/or Study Permit?
The processing time differs from country to country. Click to check the processing time for CAQ and Study Permit.
What is SDS Stream and the participating countries?
Student Direct Stream (SDS) is an expedited process for international students enrolled in a Canadian post-secondary education and residents of the following countries only:
- Antigua and Barbuda
- Brazil
- China
- Colombia
- Costa Rica
- India
- Morocco
- Pakistan
- Peru
- Philippines
- Senegal
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Vietnam
To be eligible, a Student needs to demonstrate CLB 7 and above in Language Skills, Payment of 1st year Tuition fees, Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) of CAD 10,000 or more, Educational transcripts, Letter of Acceptance (LOA) and Upfront Medical Examination.
Can I travel home or Outside Canada during my studies?
Yes, if you have a schedule break, or emergency authorized by a written confirmation from your college. Remember you are supposed to actively study during your tenure of study permit or the officer can deny you entry upon returning back.
Extension of Study Permit
My study permit was issued from another college/university, other program and/or different level of study. I Changed it.
Do I need to apply a new study permit?
You do not have to apply for a new study permit if you change college/universities or level of your education. However, you must notify CIC of the changes by updating the information on your MyCIC account. See here for more information.
Can I travel while my online study permit renewal application made inside Canada is still in process?
Yes, but it is not recommended.
You should ideally keep a proof that you have renewed your study permit along with a valid Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) and a copy of the supporting documents that you submitted for your study permit application i.e. Expired Study Permit, proof of enrolment, transcript, CAQ-if applicable, etc.
I study in Quebec, Can I apply study permit without CAQ?
NO!
Quebec has its own right to select certain Temporary Residents, which includes International Students. Only upon getting an approval Québec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ), you are allowed to apply for Study Permit.
You are advised to apply for the CAQ at least 90 days before it expires.
I study in Quebec, Can I apply for study permit while my CAQ is in Process?
NO!
Quebec has its own right to select certain Temporary Residents, which includes International Students. Only upon getting an approval if Québec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ), you are allowed to apply for Study Permit.
You are advised to apply for the CAQ at least 90 days before it expires.
Work with Study Permit
Can I work before my study starts? I arrived earlier.
No,
You can only start working after the commencement of your program of study.
How many hours can I work with my study permit?
On Campus: Full-time, as your study schedule allows
Off Campus: up to 20 hours, and full-time during holidays and scheduled breaks including reading breaks (Maximum scheduled breaks calculated 150 days consecutive or 180 days per calendar year)
My SIN is expired, can I work?
Yes, even if you are on Implied status. Your temporary SIN is associated with your temporary immigration status in Canada, which you have to renew before it expires. You cannot work if you have applied for restoration of your status.
Can I work full-time between my program of studies?
Yes, a full-time work is allowed for 150 days if you have the completion from the previous college and you have already applied for the extension of study permit.
Can I work full-time after the completion of my program?
Yes, until you receive your final transcript and/or completion letter.
Refused Study Permit
Can I apply for my Study Permit again after refusal?
Yes,
You can apply anytime, unless your refusal letter says you can’t. Also, you should apply again if you have a different information with your application.
What are the reasons to refuse a Study Permit?
There are number of reasons, but few to mention:
- Genuine intention to study actively
- Financial Capacity
- Leaving Canada after your studies
- Selection of Program
- Level of education
- Credibility of the past and future educational institutions
- Insufficient ties with the home country
- No job prospects for your profile in your home country
- Inadequate travel history
- Dual intent
- Inappropriate application
- Missing information
What is Subsection 216(1) of the IRPR?
If your application is denied/refused by this subsection, it means that the visa officer is not satisfied that you will leave Canada after completing your studies.
216 (1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), an officer shall issue a study permit to a foreign national if, following an examination, it is established that the foreign national
(a) applied for it in accordance with this Part;
(b) will leave Canada by the end of the period authorized for their stay under Division 2 of Part 9;
(c) meets the requirements of this Part;
(d) meets the requirements of subsections 30(2) and (3), if they must submit to a medical examination under paragraph 16(2)(b) of the Act; and
(e) has been accepted to undertake a program of study at a designated learning institution.
What are the options after refusal? Can I appeal?
- New application – If you have reasons to believe and prove that your refusal is not justified in your opinion,
- Request for Reconsideration – In certain situations allowed, but not usually recommended as the officer has no obligation to do so,
- Appeal to federal court – Only if the immigration officer has made an error in law and/or fact. Generally, not possible and expensive. We suggest you start with a new application.
All 3 options suggest a possible next course of action.