Study in Canada
Why Students Love Canada:World-Class Prestige: Graduate with a highly respected, globally recognized degree from institutions that are leaders in research, innovation, and technology.
Clear Career Path: Gain up to three years of Canadian work experience with the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), which is a direct and popular pathway to Permanent Residency.
Safe and Inclusive: Thrive in a peaceful, welcoming, and officially multicultural society that consistently ranks among the safest countries in the world for quality of life.
Work & Earn: Eligible students can work up to 24 hours per week off-campus during term time (one of the most generous allowances globally) and full-time during scheduled breaks.
Hands-on Learning: Benefit from numerous Co-op programs, work placements, and internships that integrate real-world experience directly into your academic studies.
Steps to follow before applying for a visa.
Step 1: English Test:
Take an approved English exam such as IELTS, PTE, or TOEFL.
(We confirm the exact score your chosen college or university requires.)
Step 2: University/College Application:
We help you submit a strong application to secure your Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI).
Step 3: Pay Tuition Deposit:
Once accepted, pay the required tuition deposit to confirm your seat and activate your LOA.
Step 4: Gather Financial Proof:
Prepare valid bank statements, sponsor letters, GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate), and income documents to show you can support your studies and living expenses.
Step 5: Medical Examination:
Complete your Immigration Medical Exam (IME) at an approved panel physician.
Step 6: Visa Application (Study Permit):
We guide you in submitting your Study Permit application online through IRCC, including biometrics and all required documents.
Step 7: Receive Study Permit Approval:
Once approved, you’ll receive your Port of Entry (POE) Letter which you will present upon arrival in Canada.
Step 8: Pre-Departure:
Attend your Canada pre-departure session, arrange accommodation, book your flight, and get ready for your new life in Canada!
Academic and English Language Proficiency Requirement
Undergraduate: 3-4 years
English: IELTS 6 / PTE 50+ / TOEFL 60+
Percentage: 55% and above
Gap: 1-2 years (evidence required)
Graduate / Master’s: 1-2 years
English: IELTS 6.5 / PTE 58+ / TOEFL 80+
Percentage: 60% and above
Gap: 2-3 years (evidence required)
English Language Tests Accepted:
IELTS | PTE | TOEFL | Duolingo
Intakes in Canada:
January | May | September
Financial (average)
Tuition Fee (Per Year): CA$20,000 – CA$40,000+ (Varies widely by institution, province, and program level).
Annual Living Cost (Set by IRCC for a Single Applicant): CA$22,895 (This is the mandatory minimum amount you must show for a single student, effective September 1, 2025. Applications received prior to this date may still require CA$20,635).
Dependent (Spouse/Partner): Add CA$5,055 – CA$5,607 (The exact amount depends on the date of application and total family size).
Dependent Child: Add CA$4,440 – CA$6,170 per child (The exact amount depends on the date of application and total family size).
Study Permit Application Fee (Per Person): CA$150.
Biometrics Fee (Required for most applicants): CA$85 (Maximum of CA$170 per family).
Average Total Cost (Per Year):
Single Applicant: CA$45,000 – CA$65,000+
With Dependent(s): CA$55,000 – CA$80,000+ (Varies based on tuition and number of dependents).
Note on Financial Proof: Acceptable forms of proof include: a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) from a Canadian financial institution, proof of a student or education loan, bank statements for the past four months, or proof of paid tuition/housing fees.
Method of financials presentation.
Bank Balance/Savings: Personal bank accounts (student's name or sponsor's name).
Student or Education Loan: Official sanction letter from a bank or financial institution.
Scholarships/Funding: Official letter confirming a Canadian or foreign scholarship, grant, or educational program funding.
Pre-paid Fees: Proof that first year tuition and/or housing fees have already been paid.
Financial Instrument Details
Bank Statement Hold Period: Funds must be proven through statements covering the last four months (120 days) immediately preceding the study permit application.
Source: Funds must be readily accessible, legitimate, and convertible to Canadian Dollars (CAD).
Unacceptable Funds: Jewelry, liquid cash, fixed deposits that cannot be liquidated, and money borrowed from friends or distant relatives are generally not accepted.
Currency: Documents must be in English or French, or accompanied by a certified translation.
Financial Requirement Duration
Application Requirement: You must show funds covering:
Tuition fees for the first year.
The full annual living cost minimum for yourself and all accompanying dependents.
Return transportation costs.
Long-term Stability: The visa officer must be satisfied that the probability of funding for the future years of the program exists, even if only the first year's funds are shown in the bank.
Required Evidence of Financial Support (Sponsorship)
Sponsor: Can be the applicant (self-funded), parents, guardian, or other close relatives.
Sponsor Documentation: If a sponsor is providing the funds, they must submit:
Sponsor's Bank Statements (for the past 4 months).
A signed Letter of Financial Support/Sponsorship Letter (formal declaration of financial commitment).
Proof of the sponsor's Income Source (e.g., proof of employment, business ownership, or tax returns) to demonstrate sustainable income.
Proof of Relationship (e.g., birth certificate, marriage certificate).
Annual Income for Financial Stability (No Fixed Minimum for Student Visa Sponsor)
General Principle: While IRCC does not provide a fixed minimum income for study permit sponsors, the sponsor's income must be sufficient to support the family in the home country AND fund the student's expenses in Canada (tuition + living) without causing undue financial hardship.
Canada Study Permit: Application and Document Requirements
Applying for a Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
This is the initial stage where the Canadian educational institution assesses your eligibility.
Academic Transcript: Full academic record of subjects studied, grades, and marks achieved (e.g., transcripts from high school, college, university).
Certificates to Confirm Qualifications: Final completion certificates for all prior education.
Evidence of English Ability: Official scores for IELTS, CELPIP, or other approved tests (required for both admission and the SDS visa stream, if applicable).
Copy of Passport: Bio-data page.
Statement of Purpose (SOP): Essay detailing your academic background, reasons for choosing the course and the specific Canadian institution, and future career goals (crucial for demonstrating genuineness).
Letters of Recommendation (LORs): Typically required for Graduate/Master's programs.
CV/Resume: Required, especially for graduate-level applications.
Application Fees: Proof of payment of the university application fee.
FOR STUDY PERMIT APPLICATION (Post-LOA)
Once the LOA is received, these documents are compiled for submission to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL): A mandatory letter (starting 2024) issued by the respective provincial government, confirming that the student's application has been accounted for under the provincial cap. This must be secured before applying for the study permit.
LOA (Letter of Acceptance): The official, unconditional letter from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI).
Proof of Funds: Financial documentation proving you meet the living expense requirement (CA$22,895 for a single applicant, plus tuition) for the first year.
GIC Certificate: If applying via the Student Direct Stream (SDS), proof of a Guaranteed Investment Certificate of at least CA$20,000.
Proof of Prepaid Fees: Receipts showing payment of first year's tuition (or a significant deposit) and/or on-campus housing (optional, but highly recommended).
List of Necessary Documents for Study Permit Lodgement
Completed Application Form: IMM 1294 (Application for Study Permit Made Outside of Canada).
Passport: Original, valid passport (and copies of all stamped pages).
Photos: Two recent passport-sized photos meeting IRCC specifications.
Biometrics: Confirmation of biometrics payment and completion (fingerprints and photo).
LOA & PAL: The Letter of Acceptance and the Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL).
Academic Documents: Academic Transcripts, Degrees, Diplomas, and English/French Language Proficiency Certificates (originals/certified copies).
Financial Documents (Sponsor/Self):
Bank Statements: Proof of funds for the last four months (120 days).
GIC Certificate (if applicable).
Loan Sanction Letter (Education Loan, if applicable).
Required Sponsor Documents:
Sponsor's Letter of Support (formal declaration of financial commitment).
Sponsor's Income/Tax Documents (to prove stability).
Proof of Relationship (e.g., Birth Certificate, showing relationship to sponsor).
Other Documents:
Medical Exam Results: If required by the IRCC checklist (usually required if you have lived in a designated country for 6 months or more in the last year).
Custodianship Declaration: Required for applicants under the age of majority.
SOP: The finalized Statement of Purpose.
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