Why Study in the CANADA

Process for applying for a student Permit

Step 1: Apply for admission to a college/university
An offer letter or acceptance letter from a recognized educational institution is the first step to obtaining a Canadian study visa. In Canada, there are hundreds of colleges and universities offering a wide range of degrees and study programs.

Step 2: Pay the fees
Your next step after receiving an offer letter is to pay the college or university’s fees. International Wire Transfers are available for payment of your fees. The institution will issue you a receipt when the fee is received and processed. When applying for a visa, you will need the receipt.

Step 3: Purchase GIC
A student will then need to invest in a Guaranteed Investment Scheme, or GIC. To cover the living expenses once they arrive in Canada, foreign students must have a GIC. GICs can be purchased from participating banks for $10,200.
Typically, the bank deducts $200 as administrative charges, but it may vary from bank to bank. A total of $8,000 will be paid to you in 12 equal installments for your living expenses after you land in Canada.

Step 4: Go through the medical examination
The next step is to undergo a medical examination by a doctor recognized by the government of Canada. In addition to receiving a receipt for your medical examination, the report will be sent directly to immigration authorities. At the time of application, the receipt will be submitted.

Step 5: Apply for a visa
To obtain a student visa for Canada, the next step is to apply for it.

Step 6: Get your visa
If your application is approved, you will receive a notification from the Government of Canada requesting your passport. In-person or via VFS, you can submit it. A letter of introduction and a temporary resident visa will follow.

Do you need assistance with your student visa application? We can assist you in obtaining a Canada study visa in a smooth and error-free manner.

Scholarship in Canada

How to get a scholarship in Canada for Indian students
Scholarship applications from international students should include written essays, letters of acceptance, a thesis, CVs, LORs, etc. Students need to demonstrate their academic merit, leadership abilities, and high scores on IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, and GMAT.

For Indian students in Canada, there are three major types of scholarships. These are:

Canadian Government scholarships: The government offers these scholarships to international students so that they can study in Canada.

Non- governmental scholarships: Non-profit organizations, charities, and trusts offer these scholarships in Canada to students interested in international education.

Institutional scholarships: Indian students can get these scholarships through particular universities and colleges in Canada.

Canada student visa process

Following the below steps very carefully is important if you are applying for a Canadian student visa.

Step 1 obtain a letter of acceptance from the Designated Learning Institute:
The essential points you need to consider before applying for a Canadian student visa are: first, the course you want to pursue in Canada, the Institute where you wish to study, and the further admission requirements for the Institute.

The requirements for admission vary from institute to institute; however, here is a list of the standard requirements

• English language Requirements:
• Academic Requirements:
• Non-academic Requirements:

Fill out the application form, pay the tuition fee, and get an acceptance letter if you meet the Institute’s admission requirements.

Step 2 Gather documents & Prepare application forms:
Documentation plays an important role in Canadian student visa applications; document requirements may differ depending on the applicant’s personal circumstances, and course. All records should be prepared in the appropriate format.

It is not acceptable to submit incomplete or incorrect application forms. The application for a Canada student visa will be delayed, and it will increase the likelihood of it being refused.

Visit the Canada student visa documents checklist for more information about document requirements.

Step 3 Apply for a Canada student visa:
Upon completing all required documents (IELTS, acceptance letter, cover letter, etc. ), you can apply online or offline for a Canada student visa, pay the visa fee, and wait for the decision.

Step 4 Canada student visa outcome:
Two aspects of your Canada student visa application will be assessed by CIC after submission

• Is your visa application complete?
• Are you a genuine student or not?

You may be required to attend an interview. Based on the discretion of the visa officer, CIC will inform the applicant before scheduling the interview whether it will be telephonic or face-to-face.

Your application will be assessed positively, and you will be granted your Canada student visa. You can now fly to Canada to pursue your dream.

If your application is found not to meet the law, or you are not a genuine student, you will be notified in writing by CIC. It is important to note that your Canada student visa application fee is non-refundable.