One of the most beautiful places to study and settle is Canada, a North American country. It has derived its name from St. Lawrence Iroquoian word ‘Kanata’, meaning ‘settlement’. It itself suggests, that Canada is a good place to settle. The country has three territories and ten provinces, being the second largest country in terms of land area. Canada is among the top international places for its best universities and colleges, post-graduation work and settlement options. The priority of Canada is the development of common men, international relations, art, culture, and education of the country. It is, therefore, one of the most favoured destinations to study abroad among Indian and other foreign students.
Canada has become one of the top-most choices among students opting to pursue higher education. The Canadian Culture is influenced by British and French as they were the ones who first explored this area of the globe and settled themselves along the lines of Atlantic Coast. Canada tops the chart when it comes to world’s most diversified cultures, ethnically unique and multicultural nations. Every year Canada witness large-scale immigration from many countries. The economy and culture are highly influenced by the US due their long-term, significant yet complex relationship with it.
Canada is a less populated country. Its major land is covered by forest and tundra making it a beautiful place to live in, away from worldly hassles. One can entirely focus on one’s study and career in the lap of nature.
Canada being one of the most developed countries, also provide an excellent education. The campus of the institutes is located on large territories. They have the high-tech equipment, sports facility, comfortable hostels. The teachers and faculties are highly educated and supportive. They believe in an overall development of a student. Their focus is on practical knowledge which is obtained through internships and workshops.
The education department is under state control. Thus, making sure that the educational standards of the institutions are superlative.
The educational system is developed on the basis of the British model. This suggests that best quality of education is provided. There is an interaction between students and teacher and special scrutiny is given to the research work.
Canada has one of the top colleges and universities in engineering, natural sciences, humanities and high technological courses.
The achievement of the Canadian education system is its practical approach. Many courses provide paid internships during the semester period. The important thing here is that the student gets practical experience, which is good for the student and the resume as well. Many employers hire the students in their company after internships for permanent positions.
Many Canadian Universities are among the prominent world universities. The qualification from a Canadian College/University is valued internationally.
Canada has been regularly ranked by the United Nations as the most liveable countries in the world.
A founding member of the United Nations believes Canada is a peaceful country and in global peace. It is one of the safest countries to live in. It is politically stable, and safe country.
There is an undefended border between US and Canada. They are the largest trading partners. Canada has an equalization payments policy to ensure uniform standards of service and taxation is kept between the rich and the poor. It has a good globalized economy and is one of the world’s top ten trading country.
It was the year of 2016, where Canada was announced as the world’s tenth-largest economy with a nominal GDP of about US$1.52 trillion. With a household disposable income per capita over US$23,900, Canada’s per capita exceeds than the OECD average. Canada also rules the world of numbers and money i.e. stock market with Toronto Stock Exchange ranking 7th largest stock exchange in the world. The statistics for the year 2015 states that it has more than 1500 companies listed with a combined market capitalization of over US $2 trillion.
Canada believes in equality and multicultural. People from the different region of the world have settled in Canada. There are many Indian communities in the country also.
In 2012, Canada was ranked 4th for the scientific research quality in the survey by international scientists. It has the highest global technology and the highest level of internet access in the world.
There is a lot of support from the government and advance technology facility for research. In 2015, thirteen Canadian received Nobel Prizes in fields of Physics, chemistry, and medicine. Above 200000 foreign student and researchers prefer to study in Canada every year.
Certificate Level:
Usually for one year.
Diploma:
1-2 years.
Advanced diploma:
2-3 years
Bachelor degrees:
4 years of full-time study.
Postgraduate Diplomas/Certificate:
1 year
Master’s degree:
Can be done after bachelor’s degree to specialize in a certain subject. 1-2 years.
Career colleges or technical Institutes (Master’s degree):
Can be done after bachelor’s degree to specialize in a certain subject. 1-2 years.
Doctorate or Ph.D.:
4-7 years.
A student visa is also known as ‘Study permit’, in Canada. A student can file a visa through three categories; that is S.P.P. (Student Partners Program), General, University.
Some Canadian universities and colleges provide the scholarship to the meritorious students. The amount and type of scholarship are dependent on the institution.
The international students are permitted to work for two to three years after the completion of their studies. The duration of the permit depends on the duration of the course. For example, a one-year degree course gives two-years work permit. Similarly, for two and three years course the work permit is for three years. Most of the student get a job in the field of their interest within six months of graduation.
The student can then apply for permanent residence (PR) after the term of work permit is completed, under different categories suitable to them like a provincial nominee, Canadian experience class, etc.
Canadian universities permit its international student to work for 20 hours a week during the study period, anywhere on or off campus. While students can work full time during vacations. If a person is married than their spouse can work full time while the person can study.
Canadian public and the political parties support the current level of immigration, making it suitable and comfortable for students to pursue their dreams.
1. The immigration rules are not that adamant and rigorous compared to other countries.
2. Considering global level issues like recession, Canada is one such countries that hasn’t let it affect and has not cut down on the Immigration quota.
3. A variety of immigration programs are available for the people who are employed, self-employed or those falling under the businessman categories.
4. Canada also offers immigration programs under for the un-qualified ones with provisions like work permit, student programs and even PR.
5. The population in Canada is very less compared to the geographical area which makes it easy for people to get Visa approval easily and migrate to Canada.
The time to apply for Canada is distributed over a period of 3 months i.e. January, May and September.
Major Intake is September and most of the students prefer September.
For Bachelor's / Diploma / Certificate Courses | IELTS: | 6/6.5 Bands overall – (As per the course and institution requirement) |
TOFEL: | PBT (Paper Based Test): 550 Minimum CBT (Computer Based Test): 213 Minimum |
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For Post Graduate / Master Course | Bachelor’s degree from recognized university. | |
IELTS: | 6.5 Bands overall with no bands less than 6 bands (As per the course and institution requirement) |
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TOFEL: | PBT (Paper Based Test): 580 – 600 Minimum
CBT (Computer Based Test): 237 – 250 Minimum |
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GMAT: | 580 – 600 Minimum |
• Resume
• Passport
• Passport size photos
• All Academic documents
- 10th Mark sheet
- 12th Mark sheet
- Graduate Degree (If applicable)
• Evidence of English language proficiency (Test Scores – e.g. IELTS, TOFEL, etc.)
• Standard Tests Score (e.g. GRE, GMAT, etc. – Where necessary for the program)
• Statement of purpose (SOP)
• Work experience certificates (if applicable)
• Portfolio (For Art, Design & Architecture courses)
• Other Certificates & Achievements of extra-curricular activities
To apply for Visa for Canada, the below mentioned are the basic documents which are required to be submitted by the applicant:
1. Original and authentic passport, along with minimum two vacant Visa pages.
2.Two clear and recently clicked passport size photographs with white background and no border.
• The photograph must be such that it has a significant face coverage printed on a matte or semi-matte finish.
• Mention your name and date of birth at the backside of the photograph.
• The photograph must not have been used in the previous Visas.
• The photograph should be clicked within past 3 months.
3. All academic documents (10th, 12th, Graduate Mark sheets & Certificates)
4. Unconditional letter of acceptance
5. Fees receipt (Recommended)
6. Scholarship letter (If applicable)
7. Any relevant correspondence with institution
8. Financial documents (GIC Certificate)
3. You must carry a Proof of Employment from your current employer.
This can be a salary slip or an appointment letter or No Objection Certificate (NOC). The above documents must clearly include applicant’s each and every required detail related to the current job. (If applicable)
9. Medical Report
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Canada consistently stands in the top three countries list for highest living standards.
It is noted that the education in Canada is comparatively cheaper than many other countries like US, UK, etc. The cost of studying is 30-40% cheaper than in European countries almost 2 times cost effective than in the UK. The cost of living is also 20-30% lesser than its adjacent country US.
It ranges from C$10000 to C$40000 depending on the course.
C$100
C$250 (optional)
for student service C$500-1000
C$150+C$85 for biometric
in form of GIC-C$10000
The rent of room, off campus for one month is about USD600 and USD2000 for an apartment.
Student Partners Program (SPP) is an administrative framework between the Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) and Association of Canadian Community Colleges (ACCC). SPP streamlines admission and visa process for Canadian Community Colleges and increases the number of visas issued to Indian students.
Canada’s urbanization is high where more than 8% of population lives in small and mid-sized cities and some near southern border. The most preferred cities for the immigrants are Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal.
Toronto: Known as the provincial capital of Ontario, lying at the heart of the greater Toronto Area, this is one of the most popular metropolitan cities to live in Canada. Surrounded by scenic views of rivers and glowing towers, Toronto is known for its generous culture and vibrant cosmopolitan.
Montreal: Montreal is well-known for its historic touch which heads back to ages. It is known to have an amalgamation of diverse and fun-loving people, culture and food. Montreal hosts numerous concerts, festivals and food-festivals throughout the year.
Vancouver: Of all the Canadian cities, Vancouver is the largest population centre which happens to be in British Columbia. Being one of the most popular choices for South Asians (24%) and Chinese immigrants (44%), it is a booming cultural and social spot.
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