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Canada is one of the most popular destination for Indian students to continue their higher education overseas. Canada offers a student a wide range of quality educational programs to choose from. Offering a very safe environment, cultural diversity, excellent quality of life and opportunities to continue to live and work post their education is what makes Canada one of the most sought after destinations for Indian students.
Why study in CANADA
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Excellent educational system with various course options to choose from.
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Canadian qualifications are highly rated and recognized world over.
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Affordable tuition fees.
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International students have the option to work in Canada on completion of their degree.
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Immigration friendly rules and policies for any future Permanent Residency options.
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Numerous work experience opportunities for students and their dependents whilst studying.
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Well defined support system to help international students.
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Multicultural environment.
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A safe and hospitable country with excellent health care facilities.
Qualifications Available
Associate Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
Master’s Degree
Intake
January
May
September
English language and / or tests requirements
- IELTS / TOEFL required as evidence of English language proficiency. Duolingo also accepted by some institutes.
Some institutes may admit without these test scores depending on your English abilities and past scores
- Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is NOT MANDATORY but required for admission to a Graduate Programs at a top ranked university.
- Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is NOT REQUIRED but required for admission to MBA and other management programs at a top ranked university.
Cost of education
Average tuition fees per year: in CAD
For Undergraduate Programs
CAD $12,000 to $20,000
For Master’s Degree
CAD $16,000 to $25,000
MBA
CAD $25,000 onwards
Fees are approximate values and may vary from university to university, year to year.
Cost of living
Estimated living expenses would be CAD $10000 per year.
Figures are approximate values and may vary as per location and type of selected accommodation
Dependents
If you are a spouse and/or minor child of a student in Canada, you qualify as a dependent. Children over the age of 21 are not eligible as dependents.
Right To Work
- 20 hours per week during term, 40 hours per week duration vacations
- Post Graduations Work Permit (PGWP) permits stay & work full time in Canada for maximum 3 years.
- Spouse (student dependents) who plan to work whilst in Canada have to apply for their Open Work Permit that will allow them to work on or off campus full-time. It allows you to accept any job with any employer.
Student visa process
The CANADA Student visa process begins once you have an acceptance letter from a designated learning institution from Canada. The visa process involves:
- Creating online profile.
- Completing all applicable visa forms.
- Student Questionnaire.
- GIC and Medical formalities.
- Payment of applicable visa & biometric fee.
- Collating all relevant documents in support of visa application.
- Through assessment and guidance on all financial documents.
- Scheduling the passport submission and biometric appointments
- Submitting online application
Countless hours go into the entire admission process of selecting a country, institute, course, application procedures and formalities etc. However, all this effort is pointless, if you are not successful in getting a student visa.
With over 14 years of work experience directly with an embassy / high commission and successfully assisting hundreds of student visa applicants each year, we at Visa Consultancy Services specialise in the Canada Student visa process. We would assist you from start to finish with every aspect of your case.
Why Choose Us
- 14+ years of work experience with the British High Commission, Visa Department.
- 15+ years of excellence in consultancy services
- 23,000+ Satisfied Customer
- 2500+ Successful Student Visas
- Detailed financial assessment for case profile
- Superior knowledge and understanding of visa rules and regulations
- Customized Interview Preparation
- Client focused personal & dedicated approach
- Honest, Impartial & Quality Advice
An acceptance letter is sent to you by the university/college you have been accepted at. You need this to apply for the student visa. It certifies:
- You are a bona fide student.
- You meet the institute’s admission requirements.
- You are enrolled for a full-time course of study.
- Course fee including any scholarships being offered to you.
A college offers Certificate and Diploma programs whilst a university offers Degree programs.
Scholarships are financial grants are offered to students from India on the basis of their past educational scores and merit. Scholarships are highly competitive and vary from institute to institute. As part of our service, VCS will assist you with all possibilities of securing a scholarship.
Yes, there are various universities that accept 15 years of completed education from India for their Master’s programs.
Canada immigration law requires that all international students are enrolled for a full-time course of study.
Two years.
Requirements for a loan vary from bank to bank subject to their own terms and conditions, your credit scores, collateral etc. You would need to enquire at your bank branch for further information.
Yes, you can work:
- 20 hours per week during term, 40 hours per week duration vacations
- Post Graduations Work Permit (PGWP) permits stay & work full time in Canada for maximum 3 years.
- Spouse (student dependents) who plan to work whilst in Canada have to apply for their Open Work Permit that will allow them to work on or off campus full-time. It allows you to accept any job with any employer.
VCS would help facilitate the entire admission application and visa process for you. From initial counseling in choosing the right study options, institute, college application process, possibilities of scholarship, procuring acceptance letter to the entire visa filing process including thorough advice on required documents and financial requirements.
If you are a spouse and/or minor child of a student in Canada, you qualify as a dependent. Spouse (student dependents) who plan to work whilst in Canada have to apply for their Open Work Permit that will allow them to work on or off campus full-time. It allows you to accept any job with any employer.
Yes, they can apply at the same time or anytime later as well.
An Indian passport holder must apply for a Student visa from India or their current country of residence if they wish to study in Canada.
3 months prior to start date of course as mentioned on your acceptance letter.
You can travel one month before start of course.
A student from India can opt for on-campus residence facility or look for an off-campus accommodation. For university offered accommodation, international students need to apply for it separately and well ahead of time to ensure availability.
You can also opt for an off-campus accommodation where you can share apartments with other students or put up in a homestay.
Eligibility criteria:
- Have completed an academic, vocational or professional training program at an eligible institution in Canadathat is at least 8 months in duration leading to a degree, diploma or certificate.
- A full time student status in Canada.
- Have received a transcript and an official letter from the college / university confirming that they have met the requirements to complete their program of study.
- Have a valid study visa at the time of application.
- Intend to seek training / employment in a position directly related to the completed field of study.
