Study in Canada Education Counselors will help you find the best undergraduate and graduate program and assist you with your application.
Applying to a school (college or university) is stressful in any context, but can be especially complicated when applying to a school in a foreign country whose standards and customs you might not be familiar with. Each school has their own admission requirements and select which students to accept.
Study in Canada makes the application process a more relaxed, comfortable, and exciting process. We provide support as required throughout the entire application process.
With an array of academic choices and destinations, universities, colleges and courses offered worldwide, making the right decision can be difficult.
Study in Canada has large network of reputed universities and colleges worldwide. We represent schools in Canada. Our relationship with universities boosts the chances of our students’ admissions into the universities because we know what the institutions need for a good and complete application. Institutions are pleased to work with Study in Canada as they are assured that the application and documents are all prepared correctly.
The process seems simple but there are several queries and formalities that need to be adhered to.
We provide step by step guidance for the complete study abroad university application process that includes the following key stages thus maximizing your chances of getting admission in the institution of your choice.
The best place to study, the best place to live.
Canadian credential is globally recognized
Generally lower than the USA, the UK, and Australia
Over 100 languages spoken
Canada is recognized internationally for its quality education system. According to QS University World Rankings, there are currently three universities in Canada that rank in the top 50 worldwide. Also, Canada ranked the best country for education in 2017, citing factors of university excellence and a highly developed education system for the top spot.
The tuition fees and the cost of living for international students are generally lower than the USA, the UK, and Australia. Therefore, Canada is one of the most preferred destinations for international students to study at colleges, universities and language schools.
International students in Canada are eligible to work on-campus or off-campus up to 20 hours per week without a work permit if the student:
Work as a co-op or intern student
Some programs include work experience as part of their curriculum. International students may apply for a co-op or intern work permit if:
If an international student graduated from a designated learning institution and wants to stay in Canada temporarily while working, he/she may be eligible to apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP) up to three years.
United Nations regularly ranks Canada in the top 10 countries in the world in its Quality of Life Index. Combining excellent schools, a tolerant and safe culture, an innovative economy, and extraordinary beauty, Canada is one of the best places to study for international students.
Canada is one of the safest countries in the world. According to the 2017 Global Peace Index (GPI), which was published by the Institute for Economics and Peace, Canada is the eighth safest out of 163 countries. 23 different parameters were used to rank countries to determine how peaceful they are. Some of the factors are homicide rates, violent crimes, the impact of terrorism and deaths from internal conflicts.
International students are expected to leave Canada once the student has completed his/her study unless the student applies for Permanent Resident or a work permit. There are several permanent resident categories that an international student can apply, including the Canadian Experience Class, the Federal Skilled Worker Program, and the Provincial Nominee Program.
Canadian Citizenship
In order to apply for Canadian citizenship you must:
We are happy to announce that a number of ApplyBoard’s Canadian partner schools are offering conditional admission for Fall 2020 and/or Jan 2021 intakes to Indian students
Canada will accept incomplete study permit and PGWP applications Some international students can’t submit all the required documents for their study permit or Post-Graduation Work Permit application, so
Canada announces major study and work visa change for fall 2020. International students will be able to enroll in online courses while abroad this fall and
Helping you find the best programs, and assisting with all stages of your university preparation.
