CANADA

About Canada

Canada, the land of three oceans, is the second-largest country in the world. Over 70% of the world’s maple syrup is produced in Canada.

Location

Canada is located in the northern part of North America.

Why is the Canada an ideal study abroad destination ?
Top 10 universities
8

University of Regina

9

York University

2 (2)

University of Canada West

1 (2)

Brock University

10

University of Windsor

7

Laurentian University

4 (3)

Lakehead university

5

Ontario Tech University

6

University of Guelph

3 (2)

McGill University

Canada Tuition fees

Courses

Minimum annual 

Maximum annual

Bachelor$ 19,000$ 27,000
Master$ 22,000 $ 34,000
Diploma$ 13,000$ 19,000
Ph.D$ 9,000 $ 20,000 
IntakesSeptember, January, May
Supportive Student Services

Monthly cost of living

Housing

CAD 600 - CAD 1,500

Transportation

CAD 80 - CAD 150

Groceries

CAD 50 - CAD 400

Health Insurance

CAD 50 - CAD 100

Internet and Phone

CAD 30 - CAD 60

Utilities

CAD 100 - CAD 150

Miscellaneous

CAD 100 - CAD 300

Estimated Total Cost

CAD 1200 - 2,500

Community
English

~18.3%

Scottish

~13.9%

French

~13.6%

Irish

~12.6%

INDIA

~4.8%

Other

~31.8%

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Major local banks in Canada

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC)

Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD)

Bank of Montreal (BMO)

Scotiabank

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC)

HSBC Bank Canada

Top Courses in Canada

Business Administration

Computer Science

Engineering

Education

Architecture

Health Science

Hospitality & Tourism

Interior Design and Art

Province

ONTARIO

QUEBEC

MANITOBA

SASKATCHEWAN

ALBERTA

BRITISH COLUMBIA

YUKON

NOVA SCOTIA

NEW BRUNSWICK

Student Visa

Top Universities in Canada

FAQ'S

Designated learning institutions (DLI) are educational institutes approved by the Canadian government to enroll international students from across the world. In order to get a student visa, you need to have an admission letter from a DLI.
Yes! You can work up to 20 hours per week during studies and full-time during scheduled breaks.
Canada does not have a strict gap rule, but generally: For undergraduate programs: Up to 2-3 years gap is acceptable. For postgraduate programs: Up to 5 years gap is usually accepted.

Longer gaps can be justified with work experience, certifications, or valid reasons.

Generally, tuition-free education is not possible in Canada. However, you can reduce the study abroad cost through:

  • Applying for scholarships & grants
  • Seeking financial aid from universities
  • Working part-time to cover expenses
Yes! The Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) allows you to work for up to 3 years based on your program length.

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