1. 2nd Largest Country in the World

> Area: 9.98 million km²

2. Population

> Approximately 38 million people

3. High Living Standards

> Ranked as one of the finest places to live by the United Nations 6th safest country in the world

4. Quality Education

> Home to top-ranked universities and colleges

> Affordable tuition fees compared to other developed countries

5. Post-Study Work Opportunities

> Authorized work permit available after graduation

> Pathway to Permanent Residency (PR) for eligible students

6. Multicultural Society

> Diverse and inclusive environment with a strong presence of the Indian community

7. Bilingual Nation

> Official languages: English and French

8. Economic Powerhouse

> GDP: $2 trillion / GDP per Capita: $52,000

9. Capital City

> Ottawa: Known for its beautiful architecture, bustling downtown core, and diverse neighborhoods

10. Minimum Wage

> CAD 15 per hour

11. International Students

> Over 640,000 international students

12. Top Cities for Students

> Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Quebec City, Ottawa

13. Top Universities

> University of Toronto, McGill University, University of British Columbia, University of Montreal, University of Alberta

14. Robust Healthcare System

> Universal healthcare with high-quality medical services

15. Vibrant Job Market

> High demand for skilled professionals across various sectors

16. Student-Friendly Policies

> Simplified visa process and extensive support services

1. World-Class Education

> Home to top-ranked universities and colleges with a wide range of programs.

> High academic standards recognized globally

2. Affordable Tuition Fees

> Competitive tuition fees compared to other English-speaking countries like the USA, UK, and Australia.

3. Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)

> Work in Canada for up to three years after graduation, gaining valuable international work experience

4. Pathway to Permanent Residency (PR)

> Various immigration programs designed for international students to apply for PR.

> High success rate for Indian students meeting eligibility criteria.

5. High Living Standards

> Canada is graded as one of the finest places to live by the United Nations.

> 6th safest country in the world with excellent healthcare and quality of life.

6. Strong Indian Community

> Over 1 million Indians call Canada home, providing a supportive community network.

> Vibrant cultural events and Indian restaurants, making it easier to adapt.

7. Bilingual Environment

> Opportunity to learn and improve English and French, both official languages of Canada.

8. Multicultural Society

> Canada is known for its diversity and inclusivity, offering a rich cultural experience

> International students are welcomed and supported through various services

9. Robust Healthcare System

> Universal healthcare system ensuring high-quality medical services.

> Many provinces offer health coverage to international students.

10. Vibrant Campus Life

> Canadian universities offer a dynamic campus life with numerous clubs, events, and activities.

> Opportunities for personal and professional growth through various student organizations.

11. Research and Innovation

> Access to cutting-edge research facilities and opportunities.

> Canada leads in research and development spending, making it a hub for innovation.

12. Job Opportunities

> Strong job market with high demand for skilled professionals.

> Students can work part-time during studies (20 hours/week) and full-time during scheduled breaks.

13. Family-Friendly Policies

> Possibility to bring your family members (spouse and children) to Canada during your study period.

> Children of international students can attend public primary and secondary schools for free in most provinces.

14. Ease of Visa Process

> Streamlined and supportive visa application process for students and their families.

> High visa approval rates for Indian students.

15. Strategic Location

> Direct flights from major Indian cities to Canadian cities, making travel convenient.

> Major cities like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal are well-connected globally.

FALL INTAKE (SEPTEMBER)

Most Popular Intake: The majority of students prefer the fall intake.

Wide Range of Courses: Extensive course options available across all disciplines.

High Number of Scholarships: Numerous scholarship opportunities and financial aid.

Application Deadlines: Typically between January and April.

WINTER INTAKE (JANUARY)

Ideal for Missed Fall Intake: Perfect for students who missed the fall intake.

Moderate Course Availability: Fewer courses compared to the fall, but still offers a broad selection.

Application Deadlines: Typically between May and September.

SUMMER INTAKE (MAY)

Specialized Programs: Often focused on short-term courses, certifications, and specific programs.

Limited Course Options: Fewer courses available compared to fall and winter intakes.

Application Deadlines: Typically between October and February.

FALL INTAKE (SEPTEMBER)

Extensive Networking Opportunities: Highest number of students, leading to better networking.

Internships and Co-op Programs: More opportunities for internships and co-op placements.

Full Academic Year: Aligns with the full academic year, allowing students to settle inand adapt.

WINTER INTAKE (JANUARY)

Less Competition:Fewer applicants compared to the fall intake, increasing chances of admission

Flexible Start: Ideal for students completing their previous education late in the year.

Graduate Sooner: Opportunity to graduate earlier by starting in January.

SUMMER INTAKE (MAY)

Quick Entry:Faster entry into specific programs without waiting for the fall.

Focused Learning: Often smaller class sizes, leading to a more focused learning environment.

Short-Term Goals: Ideal for students looking to complete certifications or short-term courses.

DIPLOMA

Duration: 2 Years

-Tuition Fees: CAD 17,000-CAD 20,000

-IELTS Score: Overall 6.5, with no band less than 6.0

- Highlights:

ADVANCED DIPLOMA

Duration: 3 Years

-Tuition Fees: CAD 17,000-CAD 20,000

-IELTS Score: Overall 6.5, with no band less than 6.0

- Highlights:

BACHELOR'S DEGREE

Duration: 4 Years

-Tuition Fees: CAD 20,000-CAD 55,000

-IELTS Score: Overall 6.5, with no band less than 6.0

- Highlights:

POST-GRADUATION CERTIFICATE

Duration: 1or 2 Years

-Tuition Fees: CAD 17,000-CAD 20,000

-IELTS Score: Overall 6.5, with no band less than 6.0

- Highlights:

MASTER'S DEGREE

Duration: 1 or 2 Years

-Tuition Fees: CAD 20,000-CAD 55,000

-IELTS Score: Overall 6.5, with no band less than 6.0

- Highlights:

PROFILE EVALUATION:

> Assess student's academic and financial background.

> Recommend suitable courses and universities.

COURSE & UNIVERSITY SELECTION:

> Provide a list of suitable programs and institutions.

> Assist in finalizing the best options based on student's profile and preferences.

DOCUMENT PREPARATION:

> Help arrange required documents (CV, SOP, LOR, transcripts).

> Ensure all documents are in the correct format and meet application requirements.

UNIVERSITY APPLICATION:

> Guide through the online application process.

> Submit applications to multiple institutions to increase chances of acceptance.

RECEIVE ADMISSION LETTER:

> Follow up with universities for admission decisions.

> Assist in understanding and accepting the offer.

FINANCIAL PLANNING:

> Advise on paying the first-year tuition fees.

> Guide on opening a GIC account and transferring funds.

MEDICAL EXAMINATION:

> Provide information on approved panel physicians.

> Assist in scheduling and preparing for the medical exam.

VISA APPLICATION:

> Guide through the online visa application process.

> Ensure submission of complete and accurate application.

> Include payment of visa fees.

BIOMETRICS AND PREMIUM LOUNGE:

> Schedule biometrics appointment.

> Assist with premium lounge services.

TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS:

> Help in booking flight tickets.

> Provide guidance on packing and necessary items for travel.

PRE-DEPARTURE PREPARATION:

> Offer pre-departure orientation.

> Advise on shopping for essentials

POST-ARRIVAL SUPPORT:

> Assist in arranging accommodation.

> Provide information on local transportation and essential services.

> Offer guidance on currency exchange and managing finances in Canada Additional Support

CONTINUOUS COMMUNICATION:

> Maintain regular contact with students to address any concerns.

> Provide updates on application status and next steps.

LEGAL AND COMPLIANCE:

> Ensure all processes comply with Canadian immigration laws.

> Provide updates on any changes in visa policies or requirements.

Profile Evaluation and Course & University Selection: 1 week

Document Preparation: 1 week

University Application Submission: 1 Day

Receiving Admission Letter: 4-8 weeks (varies by institution)

1 Year Fees Payment: 1 week

GIC Payment: 1 week

Medical Examination: 1-2 weeks

Visa File Submission: 1 week

Visa Processing: 8-12 weeks

Flight Booking and Pre-Departure Preparation: 2-4 weeks

Post-Arrival Support: Continuous after arrival

PART-TIME WORK:

Eligibility: Valid study permit

Hours per Week: Up to 20 hours

Monthly Earnings:

Total Hours: 80 hours/month

Earnings: CAD 1,200/month

ANNUAL EARNINGS:

Working Weeks: Approx. 40 weeks

Earnings: CAD 14,400/year During Holidays

FULL-TIME WORK:

Eligibility: During scheduled breaks (summer, winter, spring)

Hours per Week: 40 hours

Hourly Wage: CAD 15

Monthly Earnings:

Total Hours: 160 hours/month

Earnings: CAD 2,400/month

HOLIDAY PERIODS:

Estimated Weeks: 12 Weeks

Earnings: CAD 28,800/year

POST-GRADUATION WORK PERMIT (PGWP):

Eligibility: PGWP allows full-time work

Monthly Salary:

Entry-Level Jobs: CAD 3,000-CAD 4,000

Mid-Level Jobs: CAD 4,000-CAD 6,000

Senior-level Jobs: CAD 6,000

ANNUAL EARNINGS:

Entry-Level Jobs: CAD 36,000-CAD 48,000

Mid-Level Jobs: CAD 48,000-CAD 72,000

Senior-level Jobs: CAD 72,000

STUDY PERMIT HOLDER:

> Valid study permit.

> Enrolled in a master's, doctoral, eligible pilot program, or specific professional degree programs.

PROFESSIONAL DEGREE PROGRAMS ELIGIBLE:

> Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS, DMD)

> Bachelor of Law or Juris Doctor (LLB, JD, BCL)

> Doctor of Medicine (MD)

> Doctor of Optometry (OD)

> Pharmacy (PharmD, BS, BSC, BPharm)

> Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)

> Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSCN, BSN)

> Bachelor of Nursing Science (BNSC)

> Bachelor of Nursing (BN)

> Bachelor of Education (BEd)

> Bachelor of Engineering (BEng, BE, BASC)

PROOF OF ENROLLMENT:

> Valid letter of acceptance from a DLI.

> Proof of enrollment letter.

> Transcripts from the current program.

PROOF OF RELATIONSHIP

> Manage certifiacte

> Join bank account leases or other document

ELIGIBILITY CONFIRMATION:

> Ensure the primary applicant meets eligibility criteria.

> Gather proof of relationship documents.

PREPARE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS:

> Letter of Acceptance, Proof of Enrollment, Transcripts, Marriage Certificate, etc.

APPLY FOR AN OPEN WORK PERMIT:

> Spouse applies online.

> Include all required documents.

BIOMETRICS:

> Schedule a biometrics appointment.

> Pay the fee and complete the process.

MEDICAL EXAMINATION:

> Schedule and complete the exam with a panel physician.

> Submit the medical report

APPLICATION SUBMISSION:

> Submit the application online with all documents.

> Pay the applicable fees.

APPLICATION PROCESSING:

> Wait for processing (8-12 weeks).

> Respond promptly to any additional requests.

RECEIVE DECISION:

> Receive the open work permit upon approval.

TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS

>Book flights and make travel arrangements.

TOTAL ESTIMATED BUDGET:

> In CAD: 3,635

> In INR: 2,18,100