Study in Canada
CANADA STUDENT VISA
ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIRMENT
IELTS overall 6 (not less than 6) for UG.
IELTS overall 6.5 (not less than 6) for PG.
Application Process
Find the right courses and college
Submit your application with the help of Choice Route.
Get acceptance letter by paying one year’s tuition fees.
Open GIC account and deposit money in your account.
Medical by panel physician.
Apply for visa
Fly to Canada
Gap acceptable
After 12th maximum 2 years’ and after graduation maximum 5 years’ gap with justification, is acceptable.
Spouse eligible?
Yes. After completion of one semester of primary applicant, spouse can apply open work permit.
Tuition Fee
Fee is in the range of $15,000 CAD to $17,000 CAD per annum. It may be lower in certain provinces for some of the programs and might also be higher for certain programs of higher academic excellence.
GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate)
A student is also required to pay the GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate) amounting to $10,200 CAD at Scotia Bank or ICICI Bank Canada. The GIC covers the routine expenses (Rent, Grocery, Public Transport Card/Pass as well as other utility bills) that the student might incur during the first year of his stay in Canada. GIC is a one-time investment. As a part of his first withdrawal, the student can withdraw $2,000 from his GIC account when the student arrives in Canada and a portion of the money each month for 12 months – approximately $667 CAD each month.
Work During Study
An international student is eligible to work in Canada (both, on and off campus) along with his/her studies for 20 hours a week, and during the semester breaks, the students can work for 40 hours a week.
Post Study Work Permit
Upon the completion of the full time 1-year program, the candidate shall receive an Open Work Permit of one year. On the other hand, all the candidates with a minimum 2-year full-time program shall receive the Open Work Permit of three years. The students need to apply for the Post Graduate Work Permit within 180 days of the completion of their full-time studies.
A Co-op OR Internship Program
Many Canadian Colleges and Universities offer these work placement programs as a means of enhancing the curriculum with real-world industry experience. Typically, students spend alternative semesters learning in the classroom and then applying that knowledge through on the job work in their field of study.
Why Canada?
Key benefits of choosing Canada as a destination include the following –
Easy Visa Policy
A lot of job opportunities
Great scholarships
Multilingual Society
Safety, care and support for international students
One of the safest countries to live in
Cost Effective Quality Education
Why Choice Route?
A) Most authentic and genuine advice.
B) 100% success rate
C) Free profile Evaluation
D) Your file will be prepared by Choice Route experts according to latest guidelines of Canada Immigration
E) No hidden charges
Colleges & Universities of Canada
| Acadia University |
| Algonquin College |
| Brock University |
| Cambrian College |
| Camosun College |
| Capilano University |
| Centennial College |
| College of New Caledonia |
| College of Rockies |
| Conestoga College |
| Confederation College |
| Douglas College |
| Durham College |
| Fairleigh Dickinson University |
| Fleming College |
| Georgian College |
| Humber College |
| Kwantlen Polytechnic University |
| Lambton College |
| New York Institute Of Technology |
| Niagara College |
| North Island College |
| Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology |
| Okanagan College |
| Parkland College |
| Royal Roads University |
| Selkirk College |
| Sheridan College |
| Seneca College |
| Sault College |
| St. Clair College |
| St. Lawrence College |
| Thompson River University |
| University of Fraser Valley |
| University of Waterloo |
| Vancouver Island University |