Study abroad in Canada

Study in Canada

Affordable quality education, post-graduation work permit and a clear pathway to permanent residence.

Capital
Ottawa
Language
English and French
Currency
CAD (C$)
Avg. tuition
C$15k – C$35k / year
Living cost
C$12k – C$18k / year
Post-study work
Up to 3 years (PGWP)

Why study here

Why students choose Canada

Canada attracts international students for its combination of academic quality, post-study opportunities and lifestyle. Here are the most important reasons our students apply.

Affordable vs. UK/USA

Tuition is generally lower than the UK or USA for comparable programmes.

Post-Graduation Work Permit

Up to 3 years of open work permit after graduating from an eligible programme.

Pathway to PR

Canadian study + work experience makes Express Entry and PNP applications easier.

Safe and welcoming

Consistently ranked among the world's safest and most multicultural countries.

Top student cities

Where students apply in Canada

We help you choose the right city based on course strength, living costs, transport and your career goals.

TorontoVancouverMontrealOttawaCalgaryEdmontonHalifaxWaterloo

Not sure where to apply? Book a free consultation and we'll suggest a shortlist for your profile.

Visa & application steps

The Canada student visa, step by step

Visa requirements change year to year — these are the typical building blocks. We tailor guidance to your nationality, course and timeline.

Step

Apply for a Study Permit (and visitor visa or eTA) after acceptance.

Step

Letter of Acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI).

Step

Proof of funds (typically C$20,635 + first-year tuition for most provinces).

Step

Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL/TAL) where required.

Step

Approved English (IELTS/PTE/TOEFL) or French (TEF/TCF) test.

Step

Police certificate and medical exam (where required).

Always check the latest official requirements before applying. We help you do this thoroughly during your application.

Working while you study

Earn while you learn in Canada

  • 20 hours/week off-campus during term (policy reviewed periodically — confirm before applying).
  • Full-time during scheduled breaks.
  • PGWP duration matches programme length up to 3 years.
Discuss your work plan

Life as a student

Living and studying in Canada

  • Universal healthcare in most provinces (with provincial health card for international students or mandatory private insurance).
  • Huge South Asian, Chinese, Filipino, Nigerian and Latin American communities.
  • Halal-friendly cities; gurdwaras, mosques and churches widely available.
  • Cold winters in most provinces — budget for warm clothing.

Funding your studies

Scholarships for Canada

We help you identify scholarships you may qualify for — and prepare a strong application for each.

Vanier Canada Graduate ScholarshipsCanada Graduate ScholarshipsProvince-specific awardsUniversity entrance scholarships

Eligibility, amounts and deadlines vary. Contact us for personalised guidance.

Common questions

Study in Canada FAQs

Can Uni Navigators help me apply to study in Canada?

Yes. We support course selection, university applications, document preparation, scholarship guidance and visa support for students applying to Canada.

What does it typically cost to study in Canada per year?

Tuition ranges from C$15k – C$35k / year and living costs typically fall around C$12k – C$18k / year. Your final budget depends on the city, university and lifestyle. We help you build a realistic, transparent estimate.

Can I work while studying in Canada?

20 hours/week off-campus during term (policy reviewed periodically — confirm before applying).

How long does the application process take?

Most students complete the full cycle in 3–6 months — earlier applications give the best chance of scholarships and visa appointments. We recommend starting at least 6–9 months before your intended intake.

Do you help with the student visa application?

Yes. We support document checks, application preparation and interview readiness. Visa rules can change, so we tailor guidance to your profile and the latest official requirements.

Can I compare Canada with other study destinations?

Absolutely. Many students compare Canada with the UK, Canada, Australia or other destinations. Book a free consultation and we will help you decide based on your goals, budget and timeline.

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Ready to apply to study in Canada?

Share your course, intake and academic background. Our counsellors will reply with a personalised plan — usually within one working day.

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