Canada is the hub of educational and employment opportunities and the recent boom in the number of students immigrating to Canada in the course of their studies is proof that it is a country of opportunities and acceptance indeed! Canadian degrees are accepted and valued all around the world, Canada also offers affordable standards of living and availing education while working in comparison to USA and UK. Moreover, Canada values student safety and also offers a variety of scholarships to reward academic excellence. Canada is also ranked first in terms of quality of life. These reasons pretty ..read more

Studying in Canada is a dream come true for many! If you are one of those lucky people Congratulations! Canada provides the best education opportunities owing to its different classroom techniques, earn while you learn opportunities as well as the skill of enabling students to make it big in the work world after graduation. There is some magic in the classrooms and hallways of Canadian University that transforms students inside out in all the time they spend studying there. Nearly 1/5th of the Canadian College population consists of international students. Let us know a little more about the ..read more

Canada is known for its immigration policies, education and popular places for tourism. What it is seldom known for is the array of health services it provides. While Canada provides the benefits of free health services to permanent citizens, students get a wide range of healthcare facilities they can avail in a country like Canada that for some of them might be a new land away from home. Owing to the many attractions it has, international students coming to Canada form 8% of the post-secondary student population and have helped create over 80,000 jobs in recent years. If you are a student in ..read more

A DLI is a school, university or college that is allowed to host international students. Canada had previously introduced travel restrictions on non-essential travel to curb the spread of COVID-19. Canada’s travel restrictions initially involved allowing only those international students who have a study permit or an approval issued on or before March 18. However, presently Canada is easing the restrictions so as to allow more international students. Canadian institutions need to have COVID-19 readiness plans in order to make it to the Approved DLIs list. Prestigious institutes in Ontario lik ..read more

Home to prestigious universities, vivid student cities and a well-organized lifestyle, Canada is increasingly becoming a popular choice as a study destination. One of the most attractive aspects of studying in Canada is that the country is known for providing a world-class education at some of the most affordable universities among English-speaking countries. The cost of tuition fees, as well as the cost of living in Canada is very affordable and with proper planning, students can make preparations for their studies in Canadian universities. Here are top 5 universities in Canada which have pr ..read more

Moving to another country to pursue higher education can be challenging and adventurous. And that’s why you must be thoroughly prepared before coming to Canada. Here’s a checklist for International Students before studying in the Canada. 1) Acceptance Letter Make sure you have a print of your acceptance letter. When you apply for a study permit, you will need to show Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) the “proof of acceptance”, i.e. your acceptance letter. You will also need to include your application form. 2) A Government ID Your passport is not the only form of Government ID, that yo ..read more

Canada is big, beautiful country. Despite Canada’s great size, it is one of the world’s sparsely populated countries. According to a research conducted by Canadian Bureau of International Education (CBIE), it has been found that a benumbing 60% of foreign students aspire to stay in Canada even after duly completing their education. The essential reason for such popularity among international students is the finest quality of education and diversity in culture in the major cities of Canada. Every year, enumerable students migrate to Canada in order to avail the best ever education. Although li ..read more

As announced earlier by the IRCC, DLIs with a COVID-19 readiness plan are allowed to reopen for international students. The approved list of DLIs is available on IRCC’s website. If you plan to come to Canada, as an international student after October 20, 2020: Your institute must be on the list of the DLIs with approved COVID-19 readiness plans before you travel to Canada; You must have a valid study permit, or a letter of introduction or have been approved for a study permit. This applies to all international students, whether you’re travelling from the United States or from any other coun ..read more

Applicants of Canada Study permit who already have their approval letters need not wait to go to the border for activation of their permit. International students who are in Canada and who have an approval to study will now be able to get their permit via mail. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has initiated its web form to accept requests from people who have got the Letter of Introductions (LOIs) but can’t travel to a port of entry for claiming their permit. This was introduced because due to corona virus travel restrictions many LOI holders were left in a fix. Despite of ..read more

Ministers of Canada for immigration, health & public safety declared new travel updates for students on 2nd October 2020. Canada is relaxing the travel restrictions for study permit holders. To be in effect from 20th October, the international students who are accepted at a Canadian designated learning institution (DLI) will now be allowed to enter into Canada if their DLI holds a COVID-19 plan which is approved by the province or territory in which the DLI is situated in. Same is the case for all travelers coming to Canada and people who are exempted should self-quarantine for 14 days on ..read more