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FAQs for Studying in Canada

Admission and Study Process

Financial Aspects

Work & Post-Study Opportunities

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How can I start my study journey in Canada?
  • Begin by understanding the prerequisites of your desired program and school.
  • Opt for a program from a recognized Canadian Designated Learning Institution (DLI).
  • Undertake a Language Proficiency Test like TOEFL or IELTS. If you’re not proficient, consider an English preparatory program.
  • Submit your application, pay the necessary fees, and await your acceptance letter.
  • Apply for your study permit.
  • Once approved, embark on your Canadian educational journey.
Is a language proficiency test mandatory for a study permit application?

Most Canadian institutions require proof of language proficiency, like IELTS or TOEFL, for admission.

After High School, can I apply for Permanent Residency (PR)?

Typically, PR options are available post completion of tertiary education

Is it possible to pursue higher studies with a basic GPA or English level?

Yes, there are pathways even with a low GPA or basic English proficiency

How do Private and Public educational institutions differ in Canada?

Both offer unique advantages. Public institutions are generally more affordable, while private ones might offer smaller class sizes and varied intake options.

What defines a Designated Learning Institution?

It’s a school approved by provincial or territorial governments to host international students

For short courses, is a study permit necessary?

Courses under six months don’t require a study permit

If my study permit application gets rejected, what's next?

You can consider re-applying with a fresh application

If I switch institutions, do I need a new study permit?

No, but you must notify the relevant authorities about the change

What does Conditional Admission mean?

It means you’ll be admitted to a program after successful completion of an English preparatory course.

What's an English pathway program?

It’s a preparatory course to enhance English proficiency before enrolling in a degree program

What's the financial aspect of studying in Canada?

Costs differ based on the region, institution, and chosen program. Typically, it ranges from CAD $11,000 to CAD $25,000.

Is there a need for financial proof for a study permit application?

Yes, you must demonstrate adequate funds to cover tuition and living expenses for the first year

Can international students avail scholarships in Canada?

Yes, various institutions in Canada offer scholarships and financial aid. Check directly with your chosen school for opportunities

Can international students avail scholarships in Canada?

Yes, various institutions in Canada offer scholarships and financial aid. Check directly with your chosen school for opportunities

Can I work while studying?

Yes, with certain conditions. Typically, you can work up to 20 hours per week during academic sessions and full-time during breaks.

Post-graduation, can I stay in Canada

Yes, there are several pathways to remain in Canada post-study

Can my family accompany me during my studies?

Yes, spouses and dependent children can accompany international students

For a distance learning program, is a study permit required?

Study permits aren’t issued for distance learning, but there are exceptions for in-Canada portions of such programs

What pathways lead to permanent settlement in Canada post-study?

Canada offers multiple immigration programs for international students post their studies

What is the Quebec Acceptance Certificate?

It’s an authorization for courses longer than six months in Quebec

How long is the wait for a study permit?

It varies, but it’s advisable to apply well in advance