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Study Abroad in Canada
Why Study in Canada?
Nearly half a million international students are currently studying in Canada, making Canada one of the most popular study destinations in the world. This is not only because of the high ranking of Canadian Universities but also because of the living standard, part-time work opportunities, and post-study migration opportunities.
eduaid Immigration Services has been helping students achieve their study abroad goals since 2000. With 25 years of experience, we offer professional guidance at every step of your journey – from selecting course and university to visa processing and post-study support.
- Some of the world’s highest-ranking universities are located in Canada and they offer academic excellence paired with practical learning approaches.
- Canada allows international students to bring their spouse and dependent children. Spouses are also allowed to work in Canada.
- Graduates have diverse career opportunities in Canada and explore residency pathways after completing study.
- Canada has a stable economy with strong job prospects for international graduates.
- The quality of life in Canada is high while being more affordable than countries like the USA or UK.
Requirements
- Undergraduate Programs:
- Minimum of 12 years of schooling (Higher Secondary Certificate or equivalent).
- Strong academic record (typically a minimum GPA of 2.5 – 3.0 out of 4, depending on the institution).
- IELTS – 6.0 overall score with no bands less than 5.5
- PTE – 58 overall score
- Postgraduate Programs:
- A recognized bachelor’s degree (3 or 4 years, depending on the program).
- Some programs may require relevant work experience or portfolio (for design/creative fields).
- IELTS – 6.5 overall score with no bands less than 6.0
- PTE – 60-65 overall score
- Required Documents:
- Valid passport
- Proof of financial support
- Letter of Recommendation
Intakes
Fall Intake – September
- Application Deadline: March
Winter Intake – January
- Application Deadline: September
Summer Intake – May
- Application Deadline: January
Application Process
- Step 1: Choose your program and university
- Step 2: Check entry requirements
- Step 3: Prepare for English language tests
- Step 4: Gather necessary documents, including academic transcripts, passport, Statement of Purpose, and Letter of Recommendation
- Step 5: Apply to the university
- Step 6: Receive your letter of acceptance
- Step 7: Deposit tuition fee
- Step 8: Apply for a study permit
Migration Opportunities
- Post-Graduation Work Permit: After completing your study, you can apply for the post-graduation work permit. It allows you to stay and work in Canada for up to 3 years.
- Canadian Experience Class: If you have studied in a Canadian Designated Learning Institution and have a minimum one year of skilled work experience in Canada, you can be eligible to stay in Canada for a long term.
Canada offers multiple pathways for migration.
Provincial Nominee Programs: If you have a diploma/degree from a Canadian institution and a job offer from an employer in eligible provinces, you can apply for this program.
FAQ
Q: Is studying in Canada expensive?
Yes. But it is less expensive than in the USA or UK.
Q: How long can I stay in Canada after completing my study?
International students are generally allowed to stay and search for jobs in Canada for up to 3 years.
Q: Is studying in a specific province beneficial?
Yes. Studying in provinces like Ontario, British Columbia, and Manitoba can offer more targeted PNP streams for international graduates.
Q: Do I need a job offer to apply for residency?
It depends on the program you are choosing. Some programs require a job offer from an employer.
Q: How does eduaid help in my journey?
eduaid offers streamlined support – right from the beginning of the process till the end. We help you choose the program and university, submit the application, and process your visa. We also provide post-study support to international students.
