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Do you want to join hundreds of thousands of international students who have chosen Canada as a study destination? We will be happy to welcome you! Whether you’re studying in person or online, here are five steps you should take to get started.
| Step | Description |
|---|---|
| Step 1 | Find a world-class school or program |
| Step 2 | Make a budget and find out how to pay for your studies |
| Step 3 | Apply to a school |
| Step 4 | Apply to study in Canada |
| Step 5 | Get ready to come to Canada |
Canada is a land of endless possibilities. Start by doing your research to find the schools or programs that are right for you. Think about where you want to live in Canada’s provinces and territories. Across the country, you can choose from small, cozy rural communities to large, vibrant cities.
You can search college and university programs in Canada with our search tool.
Find information about:
⦁ elementary schools
⦁ high schools
⦁ language schools
Each province or territory, as well as each educational institution in Canada, sets its own admissions requirements. For more information on programs and admission requirements, contact the institution directly.
If you have already earned credits at another institution and wish to transfer them, contact the institution of interest directly to find out which transfer credits, if any, can be applied to your intended program of study.
Studying in Canada is an affordable option. Tuition fees for colleges and universities are generally lower than those in Australia, the UK and the US (QS Top Universities).
You can use our search tool to search and compare tuition and living costs for different university and college programs in Canada. Depending on where you choose to study, your costs will vary. To help you prepare your budget, use the search tool to get cost estimates for:
⦁ food
⦁ housing
⦁ transportation
⦁ health insurance
There are different ways to help finance your studies, such as:
⦁ scholarships, fellowships and grants
⦁ work during your studies
⦁ support from parents and/or family
When applying to the school of your choice, be sure to provide accurate information and required documents. Your school will tell you what documents you need and the next steps you need to take. Keep in mind that application fees vary from institution to institution. Be sure to submit your application well in advance.
Your school or a designated third party can verify your grades and qualifications. You may be asked to provide documents such as:
⦁ report card
⦁ transcripts
⦁ academic credentials
Once your school gives you your letter of acceptance, you will need to find out:
⦁ if you need a study permit from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC),
⦁ if you can get your study permit faster through the Student Direct Stream, and
⦁ how to get your documents ready and apply online with IRCC.
Once your application has been approved by IRCC, you will need to send them your passport. You will be sent back with your license and a cover letter.
When you travel to Canada, take this letter with you and present it to the Canadian Border Services officer. If your application is approved, the officer will give you your
We’re looking forward to welcoming you! Now, prepare for your journey:
⦁ Arrange your housing and accommodations
⦁ Find out what kind of travel and health insurance you need
⦁ Book your flight(s) and find out about baggage limits and customs rules
⦁ Bring a small amount of Canadian money
⦁ Download the ArriveCan mobile app for a faster border experience
⦁ Make sure you have all documents you need to bring with you, such as:
⦁ the letter of acceptance from your school
⦁ medical and immunization records
⦁ any documents your school asks you to bring