Bachelors & Masters Degrees at Top Canadian Universities
Affordable world-class education with a clear pathway from student to permanent resident.
- Bachelors & MastersPrograms Available
- Clear PR PathwayVia Express Entry
- Affordable TuitionLower Than the USA
- International StudentFriendly Country
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Why Study in Canada?
- 3-year Post-Graduation Work Permit
- Express Entry route to permanent residency
- Safe, multicultural and welcoming society
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The Clearest Path from Student to Permanent Resident
Canada offers one of the most student-friendly immigration systems in the world. A 3-year Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), followed by the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) under Express Entry, means graduates can obtain Permanent Residency within 2–3 years of finishing their degree. Add English-medium instruction, a multicultural society, and tuition that's significantly lower than the USA, and Canada becomes a compelling choice for long-term settlers.
Who is this for?
Best suited for students who plan to settle abroad long-term. The combination of affordable tuition, the 3-year PGWP, and the Express Entry PR route makes Canada ideal for those treating their degree as the first step toward permanent residency — not just a qualification.
Study Options in Canada
Popular Programs
Top Universities
The Student Roadmap — Step by Step
From your first application to your career abroad — here is the full timeline you can expect.
Apply
Submit to university portal
Offer Letter
Conditional/unconditional
Language Test
IELTS 6.0–6.5 required
Study Permit
CAD 150 fee; GIC required
Arrive
Airport, SIN card, bank account
Study
3–4 yrs UG / 1–2 yrs PG
Graduate
Degree conferred
PGWP → PR
3-yr permit → Express Entry
Apply
Submit to university portal
Offer Letter
Conditional/unconditional
Language Test
IELTS 6.0–6.5 required
Study Permit
CAD 150 fee; GIC required
Arrive
Airport, SIN card, bank account
Study
3–4 yrs UG / 1–2 yrs PG
Graduate
Degree conferred
PGWP → PR
3-yr permit → Express Entry
Approximate Annual Cost in Canada
Tuition Fees
CAD 14,500–25,000 per year
Living Costs
CAD 12,000–21,000 per year (varies by city — lower in Atlantic Canada, higher in Toronto/Vancouver)
Visa & Application Fees
CAD 150 (Study Permit) + CAD 200 biometrics + CAD 10,200 GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate)
From September 2025, students must show living funds of CAD 22,895/year (excluding tuition and travel). Canada set a study permit cap of 408,000 for 2026 — apply early to avoid delays.
How to Apply — What You Need to Know
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- IELTS Academic: Overall 6.0–6.5 (most programs); 6.5–7.0 for competitive programs.
- TOEFL iBT: 80–100+ depending on university.
- PTE Academic: 58–65 for most programs.
- Duolingo English Test (DET): Accepted by many Canadian universities, score 100–120+.
- Some colleges and universities have conditional admission with English upgrading programs.
Work While You Study in Canada
During Term
24 hours per week off-campus during regular semesters
During Holidays
Full-time during scheduled academic breaks
Estimated Earnings
CAD 1,200–2,000/month part-time (minimum wage CAD 17.30–17.40/hour depending on province, 2025)
Your Career After Graduating in Canada
Post-Study Work Visa
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) — valid for up to 3 years (length matches program duration, max 3 years for programs ≥2 years). Employer-agnostic open work permit.
Permanent Residence
Canadian Experience Class (CEC) under Express Entry — most common PR pathway. After 1 year of skilled work in Canada, apply for PR. Healthcare, STEM, skilled trades, and early childhood education qualify for category-based Express Entry draws. Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) offer additional pathways.
Average Graduate Salary
CAD 55,000–85,000/year for fresh STEM graduates; higher in Toronto, Vancouver, and Calgary.