Study in Canada Intake 2026 - 2027

Study, Work, and Build a Future

🇨🇦

Study Destination

Canada

Canada offers high-quality education, a welcoming multicultural environment, and strong pathways to work and residency.

Tuition

CAD 15,000 / year

Living Cost

CAD 1,000 - 1,500 / month

Work Rights

24 hours/week off-campus (eligible study permit holders)

Intakes

September (Fall), January (Winter), May (Summer)

Destination Guide

Why Study in Canada?

Canada is a leading destination for international students, known for its high academic standards, diverse and welcoming society, and structured pathways from study permit to post-graduation work and eventually permanent residency for eligible graduates.

Key Benefits

Why Choose Canada?

Globally recognized degrees at a comparatively moderate cost

Safe, multicultural and student-friendly cities

Strong co-op and applied-learning programme options

Structured post-graduation work permit (PGWP) pathway for eligible graduates

Getting Started

Admission Requirements

Academic transcripts meeting the programme's entry requirements
English or French language proficiency evidence (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE/TEF) where required
Statement of purpose or letter of intent for some programmes
Valid passport and supporting financial documents

Student Visa

Visa Information

Most international students require a Canadian study permit to study for programmes longer than six months.
Applicants need a Letter of Acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI).
Applicants must show proof of sufficient funds and meet health and character requirements.
A biometrics appointment and, in some cases, a medical exam may be required.

Cost of Living

A practical planning range is around CAD 1,000–1,500 per month, with cities like Toronto and Vancouver generally more expensive than smaller cities.

Work Opportunities

Eligible study permit holders can generally work up to 24 hours per week off-campus during academic sessions and full-time during scheduled breaks, subject to current IRCC rules.

After Graduation

Post-Study Opportunities

Eligible graduates may apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP). As of 2026, IRCC has frozen the list of PGWP-eligible fields of study for non-degree programmes for the year; bachelor's, master's and doctoral graduates remain exempt from the field-of-study requirement, though PGWP eligibility and duration depend on the programme length and current IRCC rules in force at the time of application.

Academic Options