About Ontario

• It is popular for Eco-tourism.
• Ontario is a leader in special education programs.
• Ontario’s universities are recognised internationally.
• High income, Moderate cost of living and High standard of living.
• It is the hub of IT industries as well as the international manufacturing industries like automobiles.
• Being a flourishing economy, it provides ample job opportunities in different sectors with high pay scales.
• Healthcare in Ontario is universally available to all residents at no cost to the individual.

• Easy banking services and convenient transportation facilities for international students.
• All the above features make Ontario an internationally favourite study abroad destination only to make a melting pot of culture.
• There are currently 145 public hospital corporations across the province operating on 224 sites, Ontario also has six private hospitals, which provide certain elective procedures, and four specialty psychiatric hospitals operating on eight sites.

Monthly cost of living

Housing

CAD 400 - CAD 1,200

Transportation

CAD 100 - CAD 150

Groceries

CAD 200 - CAD 400

Health Insurance

CAD 75 - CAD 150

Internet and Phone

CAD 50 - CAD 100

Utilities

CAD 100 - CAD 200

Miscellaneous

CAD 100 - CAD 300

Estimated Total Cost

CAD 850 - CAD 2,600

Tuition Fees

Programs	Fees
Undergraduate Programs	CAD 13,000 to CAD 22,000 per year
Graduate Programs	CAD 18,000 to CAD 28,000 per year

PGWP (Eligibility Criteria)

• Full-time Student Status: Students must enrol in a full-time program for the duration of their studies.
• Completion of a Qualifying Program: Students must complete: at least 8 months long UG program from a designated learning institution (DLI) in Canada. A program can be a degree, diploma, or certificate program.
• Age and Language Requirements: There is no age requirement but from 1st Nov. 2024 students must appear for an English language proficiency test for the PGWP.

Duration of the Work Permit

• For 8 months to less than 2 years program, the Post-Graduation work permit validity is for 1 year.
• For 2 years or longer program, the Post-Graduation work permit validity is up to 3 years.

Application Process

• Timing: Students must apply for the PGWP within 180 days of receiving confirmation (transcripts or graduation letter) that they have completed their program.
• Online Application: Applications are submitted online through the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website.
• Documents Required: Applicants need to provide:
    A valid study permit.
    Proof of program completion (official transcripts and graduation letter).
    Any other required documents, such as passport copy.
    SIN.

Conditions

• Work Restrictions: The PGWP is an open work permit, which allows graduates to work for any employer in Canada and in any job, without restrictions.
• Validity: The PGWP cannot be renewed, and students must apply within the specified time frame after graduation.

Transitioning to Permanent Residency

Express Entry

The PGWP work experience can help students to qualify for permanent residency through the Express Entry system.

Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs)

Based on the work experience in the province, some provinces allow international graduates to apply for permanent residency .

Important Notes

• Study Permit Validity: study permit must be valid at the time of application for the PGWP.
• Travel During Application: If you leave Canada while your PGWP application is being processed, you may not be able to return to Canada until you have the permit.

Weather

Winter

Jan - March

  -10°C to 0°C

Cold, heavy snowfall, freezing temperatures, icy winds.  

Spring

Apr - Jun

  5°C to 20°C

Mild, gradual warming, occasional rain, blooming season. 

Summer

Jul - Sep

  15°C to 30°C

Warm to hot, humidity, thunderstorms, sunny days. 

Autumn

Oct - Dec

  0°C to 15°C

Cooler temperatures, colorful foliage 

List of Universities In Ontario

SENECA COLLEGE

    www.senecac.on.ca
  Application Fees: $90 CAD
    Location: Newnham, Toronto
   Intake: Jan / May / September

CENTENNIAL COLLEGE

    www.centennialcollege.ca
  Application Fees: WAIVED OFF
    Location: Scarborough, Toronto
   Intake: Jan / May / September

HUMBER COLLEGE

    www.humber.ca
  Application Fees: $75 CAD
    Location: North Campus, Toronto
   Intake: Jan / May / September

GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE

    www.georgebrown.ca
  Application Fees: $110 CAD
    Location: Downtown Toronto
   Intake: Jan / May / September

ALGOMA UNIVERSITY

    www.algomau.ca
  Application Fees: $90 CAD
    Location: Brampton
   Intake: Jan / May / September

CAMBRIAN COLLEGE

    www.cambriancollege.ca
  Application Fees: $95 CAD
    Location: Brampton
   Intake: Jan / May / September

CANADORE COLLEGE

    www.canadorecollege.ca
  Application Fees: $100 CAD
    Location: North Bay
   Intake: Jan / May / September

SHERIDAN COLLEGE

    www.sheridancollege.ca
  Application Fees: $100 CAD
    Location: Brampton, Toronto
   Intake: Jan / May / September

NORTHERN COLLEGE

    www.northern.on.ca/pures
  Application Fees: $100 CAD
    Location: Toronto
   Intake: Jan / May / September

SAULT COLLEGE

    www.saultcollege.ca
  Application Fees: $100 CAD
    Location: Sault Ste. Marie
   Intake: Jan / May / September

ALGONQUIN COLLEGE

    www.algonquincollege.com
  Application Fees: $95 CAD
    Location: Mississauga, Toronto
   Intake: Jan / May / September

BROCK UNIVERSITY

    www.brocku.ca
  Application Fees: $135 CAD
    Location: St. Catharine’s
   Intake: Jan / May / September

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