Study in Canada
Universities, courses, intakes, costs, student visa and post-study options for Canada.
Main Intake
Secondary Intakes
Living Expenses
Why Study in Canada?
Affordable tuition compared to the US
Post-graduation work permit options
Pathways towards permanent residency
Safe, welcoming and multicultural
Popular Universities
- 🎓University of Toronto
- 🎓McGill University
- 🎓University of British Columbia
- 🎓McMaster University
- 🎓University of Alberta
Popular Courses
- 📘Computer Science
- 📘Engineering
- 📘Business & MBA
- 📘Data Science
- 📘Healthcare
Student Visa, Work & Post-Study
Student Visa Documents
- ✓Letter of acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution
- ✓Provincial attestation letter (where required)
- ✓Proof of financial support
- ✓Valid passport
- ✓Language test scores
- ✓Medical exam and biometrics (if required)
Financial Proof Requirements
IRCC sets a minimum cost-of-living amount in addition to first-year tuition and travel; the figure is revised periodically.
Special Country-Specific Requirements
Quebec institutions additionally require a Quebec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ).
Part-time Work Rules
Eligible students may work off-campus during academic sessions within the weekly limit set by IRCC, and full-time during scheduled breaks.
Post-Study Work / Graduate Visa
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) — eligibility and length depend on the program and current field-of-study rules.
PR / Residency Pathway
Canadian work experience can support permanent residence applications through Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs.
Last reviewed: Pending verification
- Study permit: About the process — Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
- Work in Canada after you graduate — Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
Rules can change at any time. Always confirm the latest requirements on the official source before applying.
Study in Canada FAQs
What are the main intakes in Canada?
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September is the main intake, with January and May as secondary intakes for selected programs.
Can students work part time in Canada?
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Eligible students can work off-campus within the weekly limit set by IRCC during sessions, and full-time during scheduled breaks.
How can I check my eligibility?
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Use the Check Eligibility form on this page. A Trivasia counsellor will review your academics, test scores and budget.
Check Your Eligibility for Canada
Share your academic background and a counsellor will review your profile, test scores and budget.
- ✓ University and course shortlisting
- ✓ Application and visa documentation
- ✓ Pre-departure guidance
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