🇨🇦 Study in Canada
A mapped-out path from study permit to permanent residency.
Canada offers something few destinations do: a clear, structured route from student visa to post-graduate work permit to permanent residency - built for students who know they want to stay.
Why here
Why students choose Canada.
The reasons our students actually give, not brochure copy.
The clearest PR pathway we offer
Study permit to Post-Graduation Work Permit to Express Entry - a mapped, well-documented route to permanent residency.
Strong co-op programs
Waterloo, UBC and others build paid work terms directly into the degree - real experience before you even graduate.
A large, established Nepali community
Toronto and Vancouver both host large, active Nepali student and diaspora communities.
Comparably lower tuition than the US or UK
Strong global rankings at a noticeably lower price point than similarly-ranked American or British universities.
At a glance
Canada in six numbers.
Worth knowing
Interesting facts about Canada.
The PGWP can run up to 3 years
The Post-Graduation Work Permit length matches your program length, up to a 3-year maximum - real time to find PR-track work.
Co-op degrees are a national specialty
Waterloo alone places thousands of students into paid co-op work terms as standard degree structure, not an optional extra.
One of the most welcoming immigration systems for graduates
Express Entry gives international graduates a genuine, points-based path to permanent residency.
Officially bilingual, genuinely multicultural
English and French are both official languages, and most major cities have large, visible international communities.
What's worth studying
Popular courses in Canada.
What our students are enrolling in most - your counsellor narrows this to your background and goals.
Civil Engineering
Tied to Canada's ongoing infrastructure boom.
Computer Science
Strong co-op and post-graduate work permit pipeline.
Business Management
Popular at Toronto, UBC and Waterloo.
Health Sciences
Strong pathway toward nursing & allied health.
Hospitality
Practical diploma-to-degree pathways.
Data Analytics
High demand across Canada's tech sector.
Early Childhood Education
In-demand, PR-friendly occupation.
Supply Chain & Logistics
Growing field tied to trade with the US.
Environmental Science
Tied to Canada's natural resources sector.
Project Management
Popular graduate certificate, quick completion.
Where you could study
Top universities in Canada.
Part of our 100+ partner university network - your counsellor builds the full shortlist around your grades and goals.
University of Toronto
Canada's top-ranked, most globally recognised
University of British Columbia
Pacific coast campus, strong co-op programs
McGill University
World-renowned, strong medicine & research
University of Waterloo
Canada's top co-op & computer science program
University of Alberta
Strong engineering, energy and sciences
McMaster University
Leading health sciences and engineering
University of Calgary
Strong engineering, energy sector ties
Western University
Strong business (Ivey) and medicine
Budget it out
What studying in Canada actually costs.
Toronto and Vancouver run noticeably higher than Winnipeg, Halifax or Saskatoon - a real budget lever if PR is your priority over city.
Tuition, by level
Estimated living costs
What you’ll need
Admission & eligibility.
General requirements for Canada - your counsellor confirms the exact list for your target universities and course level.
- Academic transcripts & certificates
- Statement of Purpose (SOP)
- Letter of Acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
- Proof of funds (GIC or bank statement)
- Study permit application via IRCC
Funding it
Scholarships for Canada.
Merit, need-based and government-funded options our students have actually won.
Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships
Federal doctoral scholarship for outstanding research students, open to international applicants.
Working while and after
Career opportunities in Canada.
Part-time work
20 hours/week off-campus during term-time, unlimited during scheduled breaks.
Post-study work
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): up to 3 years, matched to the length of your program.
In-demand industries
Day to day
Student life in Canada.
Accommodation
On-campus residences run first year; shared apartments are standard after, from C$700/month.
Getting around
Student transit passes (TTC, TransLink) make city commuting affordable across major campuses.
Safety
Canada consistently ranks among the safer countries globally for international students and their families.
Culture & community
Campus international student centres and cultural associations (including active Nepali student societies) ease the first months.
Still deciding
Questions about studying in Canada.
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