Globally recognised education with comparatively lower tuition, and student-friendly immigration policies that lead to permanent residency.
Globally recognised education with comparatively lower tuition fees.
Student-friendly immigration policies — gain experience and apply for PR.
Among the safest countries with a welcoming, inclusive environment.
Up to 24 hours per week off-campus during sessions; full-time during breaks.
Post-Graduation Work Permit lets you work in Canada after eligible programs.
Canadian degrees are valued worldwide for academic quality and practical learning.
Maximum availability and best scholarships.
Good course availability, less competitive.
Limited courses and institutions, faster cycle.
Funds must cover first-year tuition + living expenses (CAD 20,635/yr per IRCC, outside Quebec) + travel.
Yes. Canada has set the target around 408,000 permits for 2026, lower than previous years.
Yes. Master's and doctoral students at public institutions are exempt and no longer need a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL).
Yes. Students must demonstrate higher living funds (approx. CAD 22,895+ plus tuition and travel) from September 1, 2025.
Up to 24 hours per week off-campus during academic sessions, increased from 20.
Yes. Spouses can apply for an open work permit, and dependent children can study in Canada.
Yes. You must apply for and receive a new study permit before beginning studies at a new DLI.
Earlier proposed changes have been postponed or reversed. Programs previously removed remain eligible until early 2026. Confirm before applying.
We stay current on the cap, PAL changes, and PGWP — your plan will reflect the latest rules.
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