Canada Study Visa
Why Study in Canada?
Each year, Canada welcomes over 180,000 international students, becoming an increasingly popular destination for students worldwide.
Quality Education
Canada invests more per capita in education than any other country in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). Degrees and diplomas from Canadian institutions are recognized globally. International graduates from Canada often go on to enjoy successful careers. Canada is renowned for its high-quality education and competitive admission standards.
Affordable Education
Canadian institutions offer lower tuition fees for international students compared to other countries, while maintaining high educational standards. Although fees are more affordable, competition for admission is strong. Over the past three years, Canada has maintained one of the lowest inflation rates in the industrialized world.
Permanent Residency and Immigration
International students can apply for Permanent Residency (PR) from within Canada, a process that typically takes 15 to 18 months. To be eligible, students must meet the minimum requirement of 67 points.
Ranked as the Best Country
For nine consecutive years, a United Nations survey has ranked Canada as the best country to live in. This survey assesses quality of life in 174 countries based on over 200 indicators. Canada scores particularly well for access to education, high life expectancy, and low crime rates.
A Safe Place to Study
Canadian universities and colleges prioritize student safety. Most campuses have 24-hour security, and many also offer “Walk Safe” programs to help students reach public transportation safely during late hours.
A Bilingual Nation
Canada is a bilingual country, with English and French as its official languages. While the majority of French speakers live in Quebec, French-speaking communities exist across the country. English is the primary language outside Quebec.
Work Opportunities During and After Study
Students in Canada can work part-time on campus during their first six months of study and off-campus for up to 20 hours per week after that. Some programs even include paid co-op terms, providing hands-on industry experience. After completing a one-year program, students can work for up to one year, while those completing a two-year program may be eligible to work for two to three years.
Immigration and Work Opportunities
Canada welcomes over 200,000 immigrants annually, offering opportunities for skilled professionals and business immigrants. Immigration plays a vital role in Canada’s economic growth, accounting for two-thirds of the 5.4% annual population increase. Canada’s immigration system is known for its simplicity, allowing individuals to live and work anywhere in the country as Permanent Residents. Permanent Residency comes with responsibilities, and failure to meet residency requirements or serious criminal offenses may result in its revocation. After three years as a Permanent Resident, individuals may apply for Canadian citizenship.
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