Study in Canada
World-class education, high quality of life, multicultural welcoming cities, and established post-graduation work opportunities.
Canada Universities & Lifestyle
Why Study in Canada?
Canada remains a top choice for students seeking internationally recognized degrees combined with welcoming communities and post-graduation work opportunities (PGWP). Canadian universities and colleges excel in practical, cooperative education (Co-op) that bridges the gap between study and career.
Key Advantages for International Students
Popular Study Areas & Degrees
Top Recommended Universities
Eligibility & Admission Requirements
- 1Secondary school diploma for undergraduate / Bachelor's degree for postgraduate
- 2IELTS Academic score of 6.0–6.5 overall (minimum 6.0 in each band) or PTE Academic
- 3Academic transcript evaluation and portfolio (if applicable)
- 4Proof of funds through Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC)
Student Visa Process Overview
- Receive Letter of Acceptance (LOA) and Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL)
- Purchase Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) from an approved Canadian bank
- Upfront medical examination with an approved panel physician
- Submit online study permit application via IRCC portal
- Biometrics collection at VFS Global and visa approval
Canada Quick Facts
Frequently Asked Questions About Canada
What is a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL)?
A PAL is a verification letter issued by the province to support study permit applications under Canada's new intake allocations. Our team helps you secure this with your university acceptance.
Can I work off-campus during my studies in Canada?
Yes, eligible international students are authorized to work off-campus up to 20-24 hours per week during regular academic sessions and full-time during scheduled breaks.