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Study Destination
Study in Canada
Canada is a top global study destination, hosting approximately 800,000 international students. It is highly favoured for its balance of high-quality education, safety, and a clear, stable path to permanent residency.
At Stack Learn, we guide you with strategic university selection, application support, and complete Canadian student visa assistance — ensuring a confident start to your international journey.
CAD 24K–60K/yr
Tuition Range
Program dependent
CAD 1,100–2,400/mo
Living Cost
City dependent
6–10 Weeks
Visa Processing
Standard processing
Up to 3 Years
Post-Study Work
PGWP
Why Study in Canada?
Canada is one of the world's most sought-after study destinations, offering globally recognized universities, strong academic standards, and research-driven programs aligned with industry needs. Its affordable tuition compared to other top destinations, combined with generous scholarships and co-op opportunities, makes it a high-value investment for international students.
With the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) and clear pathways to permanent residency, Canada provides excellent post-study work and long-term settlement prospects. Home to over a million international students and known for its safe, inclusive, and multicultural society, Canada delivers a balanced blend of quality education, career growth, and quality of life.
Key Reasons to Study in Canada
Affordable Tuition with High ROI
Competitive tuition fees with strong long-term returns on investment.
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)
Generous post-study work rights with career stability for up to 3 years.
Pathways to Permanent Residency
Clear immigration routes supporting long-term settlement in Canada.
Co-op & Industry Integration
Paid internships integrated with academic programs for real-world experience.
Research & Innovation Excellence
Advanced research across technology, healthcare, and sustainability sectors.
Safe & Multicultural Environment
Inclusive society offering diversity, safety, and excellent quality of life.
Wide Range of Career-Oriented Programs
Diverse industry-aligned programs and skilled trades pathways ensuring employability.
Popular Courses in Canada
Canada offers diverse programs across technology, business, health, and creative fields, aligned with strong industry demand.
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Computer Science
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Information Technology (IT)
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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Data Science & Analytics
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Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical)
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Business Administration (MBA)
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Finance
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Health Sciences / Nursing
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Project Management
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Animation & Gaming
Partner Universities
We work with recognized Canadian institutions offering quality programs aligned with industry demands and career outcomes.
LU
Lakehead University
OTU
Ontario Tech University
CC
Conestoga College
GBC
George Brown College
FC
Fanshawe College
DC
Durham College
LC
Lambton College
UCW
University Canada West
UNF
University of Niagara Falls Canada
UoR
University of Regina
IBU
International Business University (IBU)
CU
Crandall University - Canada
Tuition Fees & Living Costs
The cost of studying in Canada depends on your chosen university, course, and city. Scholarships and co-op programs can reduce the overall investment.
Average Tuition Fees
Undergraduate Programs
CAD 36,000 – 42,000 / year
Master’s Programs
CAD 24,000 – 30,000 / year
MBA & Specialized Courses
CAD 30,000 – 60,000+ / year
Monthly Living Expenses
Vancouver, Toronto, Mississauga & Brampton
CAD 1,600 – 2,400+ / month
Other Cities
CAD 1,100 – 1,800 / month
Living costs typically include accommodation, food, transportation, utilities, and personal expenses.
At Stack Learn, we guide you in planning your tuition, living costs, and financial documentation clearly — so you can begin your Canada journey with confidence.Explore education loan options →
Part-Time Work & Post-Study Work (PGWP)
International students in Canada have the opportunity to gain valuable work experience alongside their academic journey, helping manage expenses and build professional skills.
Part-Time Work Rights (2026)
- Up to 24 hours/week off-campus during regular academic sessions
- Full-time (unlimited hours) during official school breaks
- On-campus work: no hourly limit once program begins
- Most part-time jobs pay CAD 15–20 per hour
Common roles: retail, caf\u00E9 staff, customer service, warehouse, delivery, library/lab assistants, tutoring, and admin support.
Post-Graduation Work Permit
- Programs of 2+ years: typically a 3-year PGWP
- Shorter programs: permit matches study duration
- Work full-time, switch employers freely, or become self-employed
- No employer sponsorship required during PGWP
2026 Update: The Canadian government has frozen the PGWP-eligible program list for 2026 — no new fields of study have been added or removed. Must graduate from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI).
Canadian Student Visa — Requirements & Process
Applying for a student visa to Canada is straightforward when all documents are prepared correctly. Once you receive your university admission, you can begin your visa application.
Key Visa Requirements
- Acceptance Letter from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
- Proof of Funds: tuition + living costs (min CAD 22,895 for living)
- GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate) of CAD 22,895 recommended
- English Proficiency: IELTS/TOEFL scores (varies by institution)
- Biometrics & Medical Exam (required for most Indian applicants)
- Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL/TAL) — mandatory for most applicants
- Valid Passport, academic transcripts, SOP & supporting documents
Visa Processing Time (2026)
Standard Processing
6–10 weeks
Approximately 1.5–2.5 months
Biometric Appointment
1–3 weeks
Available in New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, etc.
Passport Stamping
1–3 weeks
After application approval
No visa interview required in most cases. Apply at least 3\u20134 months before your program start date. Peak season: May\u2013August.
2026 Policy Updates: Study permit cap of ~408,000 students, SDS discontinued (all applications follow regular processing), PAL/TAL mandatory, minimum proof of funds increased to CAD 22,895, PGWP program list frozen, and formal IRCC approval required to change DLI.
Scholarships to Study in Canada
Scholarships for international students in Canada are offered by universities, provincial governments, private organizations, and federal-funded programs. Many provide merit-based entrance scholarships, research assistantships, and teaching assistantships.
Doctoral01
Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships
A prestigious federal scholarship awarding CAD 50,000 per year for up to three years to exceptional doctoral students who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, research potential, and leadership skills.
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Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS)
Funded by the Government of Ontario and participating universities, OGS supports Master's and PhD students with awards typically ranging from CAD 10,000 to CAD 15,000 per year.
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University of Regina International Entrance Scholarship
Offered to strong international applicants, this entrance scholarship typically provides tuition fee reductions or first-year financial awards based on academic profile.
Entrance Award04
Lakehead University International Entrance Scholarships
Merit-based awards for international undergraduate and postgraduate students, with funding commonly ranging from CAD 4,000 to CAD 30,000 based on academic performance.
International Merit05
Ontario Tech University International Scholarships
International merit scholarships for high-achieving students enrolling in undergraduate or graduate programs, typically offering tuition fee reductions and financial grants.
Business Programs06
University Canada West Entrance Awards
Entrance awards including leadership and academic excellence scholarships for students in business and management programs, typically offering partial tuition reductions.
Note: Scholarship availability, eligibility, and funding amounts may change annually.
At Stack Learn, we assess your academic profile and guide you toward the most suitable scholarship opportunities to improve your chances of financial support.
How Stack Learn Supports Your Canada Journey
Studying in Canada requires the right preparation and strategic planning. At Stack Learn, we provide end-to-end guidance tailored specifically for Canada admissions and visa requirements.
Training for Standardized Tests
We guide you for required English proficiency exams such as IELTS/PTE and other standardized tests needed for Canada university admissions.
Learn morePersonalized Counselling
Our one-on-one counselling sessions focus on your academic background, career goals, and budget to create a clear Canada study plan.
Learn moreBest-Fit University Selection
We help you shortlist Canadian universities based on rankings, course structure, tuition fees, and post-study work opportunities.
Learn moreApplication & Financial Aid Support
From SOP preparation to document review and scholarship guidance, we ensure your application is complete and competitive.
Learn moreVisa Counselling & Interview Prep
We provide detailed visa guidance, financial documentation support, and mock interview training to strengthen your approval chances.
Learn morePre-Departure Orientation
Before you fly, we assist with accommodation guidance, travel preparation, and important information to help you settle confidently in Canada.
Learn moreAt Stack Learn, our approach is structured, transparent, and fully aligned with current Canadian policies — helping you move forward with clarity and confidence.
Canada Study Abroad FAQs
Universities typically require a four-year bachelor’s degree with a minimum GPA (often 3.0 on a 4.0 scale), IELTS/TOEFL scores, and sometimes GRE/GMAT, especially for business or engineering programs.
No universities are tuition-free, but scholarships, assistantships, and bursaries are available based on merit and financial need. International students must show proof of funds for tuition and living expenses.
Students can work on or off-campus (up to 24 hours/week during studies). The Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) allows working for up to three years after graduation, depending on program length.
Costs vary significantly by program and city. Expenses include tuition (CAD 24,000–42,000/year), accommodation, food, transportation, and health insurance. Cities like Toronto and Vancouver are more expensive.
You need an acceptance letter from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI), proof of funds (minimum CAD 22,895 for living), a GIC, biometrics and medical exam, and a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL). Processing takes 6–10 weeks.
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