Studying in Canada
Canada is one of the most desirable country for international students. With more than 223 public and private universities, and more than 213 public colleges and institutes, It’s college and university degrees are recognized worldwide.
Every year Canada welcome thousands of international students. In 2021 more than 620,00 students came to Canada pursuing their education, and more than 50% of international students find their way to the Canadian permanent residency via different pathways.
There are three steps to start your gurney as international student in Canada.
Study Permit Free Assessment
Conduct your research and determine your study program and learning institute
There are more than 500 learning institutes in Canada, each one offer many studying programs, with different tuition fees and living expenses. Your first step is to determine the studying program and the learning institute in Canada. Each learning institute has different acceptance criteria for international students.
It is important to me sure that the learning institute is in the list of the approved Designated Learning Institute in Canada.
Apply for study permit
After receiving the letter of acceptance from the Designated Learning Institute, apply for study permit. If you need a visa to enter Canada, the immigration officer will issue one you along with the study permit application.
Apply for permanent residency in Canada
After completing your study program, determine the best option for you to apply for the Canadian permanent residency.
You can apply for Post Graduation Work permit, and once it is approved, you can work for any employer at any place in Canada, and gain the Canadian work experience which qualifies you to apply under Canadian Experience class.
You can also apply for permanent residency under Federal Skilled Work – Express Entry system.
Or you can apply for professional nomination. Most provinces in Canada have specific programs for international students.