CANADA
Canada is one of the best international education destinations and also recognized as the safest study environment If you wish to take academic, professional, or vocational training at a university, college, or any other educational institution in Canada, you will need a study permit before you enter Canada. This study permit is issued to students when they arrive in Canada. However, to get there, a student must first apply for a Temporary Resident Visa which is provided by the Canadian High Commission and facilitated by the Visa Application Centers .
- Affordable Education
- Immigration Possibilities
- Exciting Campus Lifestyle
- Healthy and Safe Communities
- On the Canadian student visa you have the permission of working for 20 hours/week of a paid job
- International students can often work while they study & Internships
For each course, Indian students will need to meet a minimum English language requirement. Along with that a minimum academic record of 65% and above for humanities stream in class XIIth, and 70 – 80% and above for Science/Commerce stream in class XII will also be required. Foundations and Diploma programs are available for students who have secured below 60%.
STUDENT VISA REQUIREMENTS
- You have been accepted by a designated learning institute (DLI).
- SOP (Statement of Purpose)
- You need to prove that you have adequate funds to pay your tuition fee and living expenses
- You need to prove that you have a clean background and no criminal record. The aspirants need to produce a police certificate to prove this
- You need to do a health checkup and produce a medical certificate that certifies that you are in good health.
- Also at the time of the visa interview, you need to convince the visa officer that you will leave Canada once you complete your studies.
AFTER GRADUATION
The PGWP allows international students graduating from a participating post-secondary college/university to gain Canadian work experience. In the long run, Canadian work experience gained through PGWP helps international graduates qualify for PR (permanent residence) in Canada through Express Entry.
The post-graduation work permit allows students to stay in Canada and gain work experience after completing their graduation. However, students must be graduated from a recognized Canadian institution. Graduates from certain designated learning institutions (DLIs) are eligible for a work permit.
Graduating from a DLI does not mean that you are automatically eligible to get a PGWP. After getting your final marks, a candidate has 180 days to apply for a PGWP. Also, make sure your study permit does not expire before you get your final marks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Submit an online application for the Canada Study Visa on the website of the Citizenship and Immigration Canada prior o your arrival to the nation
- Provide a Letter of Acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI). It refers to a University/College recognized by the Government of Canada.
