STUDY VISA

International students planning to come to Canada for the purpose of study are required to obtain a study permit prior to coming to Canada. Foreign nationals from certain countries and territories also require a temporary resident visa (TRV) to enter Canada. A study permit is not needed if you want to take short-term courses or programs of study of six months or less. If you are from a non-visa-exempt country, you must have a valid visitor visa.
(http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/study-changes.asp) Foreign nationals from certain countries and territories also require a temporary resident visa (TRV) to enter Canada. Students who do not require a visa will likely require an electronic travel authorization (eTA). For more information on the eTA and visas, consult www.cic.gc.ca.

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Cost of Study in Canada

• Canada is among the most affordable of the leading destinations for
  international students; it offers lower tuition than the US, the UK, and
  Australia.
• Given the excellent reputation and high quality of Canadian degrees and
  credentials, this affordability is exceptional and offers incredible value for
  money.
• There are many scholarships and opportunities for financial assistance
  available for international students (especially students of top academic
  standing). Most of these are available at the graduate level, but there are
  some secondary school and undergraduate entrance scholarships available,
  particularly through individual institutions.
• Agents and students should inquire at the institutions under consideration as
  well as at the Canadian diplomatic mission in their country about
  scholarships and other financial assistance.Agents and students should inquire at the institutions under consideration as
  well as at the Canadian diplomatic mission in their country about
  scholarships and other financial assistance.
• International students should apply early to ensure they are considered for
  scholarships.

In addition to having relatively low tuition fees, international students in Canada can often offset the costs of studying by working on- or off-campus, or by completing co-op placements during their studies. The Northpole Immigration will be counselling students of different ages pursuing different levels of education; this next table breaks average costs down by level of study in Canada.

Northpole Immigration will be counselling students of different ages pursuing different levels of education such us information on full-time costs—including tuition and student fees, accommodation and food, personal and health insurance, and books—by level of study in Canada.

Approximate yearly cost of full-time tuition in Canada (CAD):

• K-12 (public): $9,500 to $15,000
• Language: $14,740 (based on 44 weeks per year, $335/week average)
• College: $6,500 to $20,000 depending on institution and field of study
• University: $9,000 to $50,000+ depending on level and field of study (Statistics Canada)

The cost of studying in Canada will depend heavily on the program, institution, and level of study. Living costs, insurance, and textbooks should be considered as separate expenses, and are rarely included in tuition. International students who choose to study at a Canadian college or university will notice that annual cost of studying will depend on their program and institution of choice. The same can be said for international students who choose to study at the K-12 level. Tuition and boarding fees for K-12 private schools in Canada, for example, range from $45,000 to $65,000. The costs for language study are based on an average tuition across 44 weeks of study; however, language course tuition will vary depending on the type of course, the institution, and the number of study weeks. International students who choose to study at a Canadian college or university will notice that annual cost of studying will depend on their program and institution of choice. The same can be said for international students who choose to study at the K-12 level. Tuition and boarding fees for K-12 private schools in Canada, for example, ranges from $30,000 to $60,000. The costs for language study are based on an average tuition across 44 weeks of study; however, language course tuition will vary depending on the type of course, the institution, and the number of study weeks.

Documentary Requirements

1. IELTS
2. Education History – Transcripts, Diploma, Certificates
3. Passport
4. Birth Certificate
5. Acceptance Letter from Canadian College or University
6. Medical
7. Police Clearance
8. Proof of Funds – Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC)
9. Proof of Ties to the Country – Family, Properties, Business

Spouses and Family

International Students who have an active study permits and are studying full-time can bring their spouse to Canada through an Open Work Permit. A separate application is necessary, and Northpole Immigration can help bring your spouse to Canada to work while you are studying. Dependent children under the age of 21 can also come on temporary resident visa. Dependent children under the age of 18 can study for free if you maintain an active study permit.

Student Health Insurance

Your International Student Fees in any Colleges or Universities usually include your Health Insurance as your protection towards unforeseen health related emergencies. Your Health Insurance covers you for one year and will be extended for another year if your study includes a 2-year program and so on.

Work While Studying

There are opportunities for international students to work during their studies on and off campus and through the Co-op Work Permit Program. However, an International Student can only work for 20 hours to maintain full-time study which is a requirement in applying for a Post Graduate Work Permit. Northpole Immigration has package that includes your Student Permit, Post Graduate Work Permit, until you transition seamlessly to Permanent Resident. International students may be interested in learning about how they might immigrate to Canada permanently. A variety of options and programs may be available to students after completing their studies in Canada.

Free Assessment

Northpole Immigration provides free assessment of your eligibility based on the documents you have provided. A complete and thorough study plan will be made once you decide to proceed on your application to study in Canada.

Lodging

Northpole Immigration will arrange for your lodging as part of its complete services should you decide to avail this service. Depending on your city or province of choice, Northpole will assist you to settle in Canada worry-free.

Travel Advice

Due to the Pandemic of COVID-19, IRCC will require you to provide a travel plan which Northpole Immigration can help you with. Upon arrival in Canada, a 14-day quarantine period is mandatory. As a value added service, Northpole Immigration will arrange for your transportation directly to your place where a complete amenities like food and other essentials will be provided while you are on your quarantine for 14 days.

Work in Canada

Canada work visas are issued under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

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