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Canada at a Glance

Canada is a leading destination for international students, offering world-class education, cultural diversity, and a safe, welcoming environment. Top universities like the University of Toronto, McGill, and UBC provide globally recognized degrees with strong focus on research and real-world skills.

One of Canada’s key strengths is its inclusive, high-quality lifestyle. Known for safety, cleanliness, and natural beauty, it offers students a balanced environment to live and learn. With programs in English and French, flexible post-study work permits of up to three years, and clear pathways to permanent residency, Canada provides more than an education—it offers a future.

General Information

Things You Should Know

Capital City: Ottawa – The political and administrative heart known for its historic architecture and vibrant cultural scene.

Major Cities: Key cities include Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, and Quebec City—each offering top-ranked universities, multicultural communities, and dynamic student life.

Population: Approximately 40 million

Official Language: English and French

Currency: Canadian Dollar (CAD)

Climate: Canada experiences a range of climates—from cold, snowy winters to mild summers—depending on the region, offering unique seasonal experiences for students.

Technology and Innovation: Canada is rapidly growing as a global hub for technology and research, with strong sectors in AI, clean tech, and healthcare innovation.

Course Information

Tuition Fees: Average tuition ranges from CAD 15,000 to CAD 35,000 per year, depending on the institution and program.

Course Duration: Undergraduate programs typically last 3 to 4 years, while Master’s programs are usually 1 to 2 years, depending on the field of study and province.

Part-time Job Option: International students can work up to 20 hours per week off-campus during classes and full-time during breaks with a valid study permit.

Post-Study Work Permit: Graduates may qualify for a PGWP valid for up to 3 years, based on the length of the study program.

Dependents: Spouses are eligible for an open work permit, and children may attend school under certain conditions.

Intakes: Fall (September), Winter (January), and Spring/Summer (May)—though availability may vary by institution and program.

Admission and Visa Process

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Required Documents for Evaluation:

Photocopies of all academic transcripts and certificates (including professional certifications, if any)
Copy of valid passport
Two passport-sized photographs

Note: No file opening or registration fees apply.

Ensure all academic documents are properly attested or notarized by the relevant authority—this may include the institution attended, education board, or foreign ministry, based on the specific university’s requirements.

Postgraduate applicants must submit a detailed CV, two Letters of Recommendation (LORs), and documented work experience as required by the university.

Provide a valid bank solvency certificate in accordance with the institution’s financial documentation guidelines.

Pay or include the non-refundable university application fee along with courier charges of BDT 2,000 per university, if applicable.

The admission process may take 3 to 6 weeks, depending on the university. Once confirmed, you will receive an Offer Letter (OL), followed by guidance on paying the deposit or first semester's tuition via Bank FTT. After payment, the university will issue the Letter of Acceptance (LoA), and you can then proceed to apply for the Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL), if required.

No service fees are charged for this process.

Submit sponsor documents (anyone can be a sponsor, but first-blood relatives are preferred)

Must show minimum funds equivalent to 1 year’s tuition + living expenses, maintained in the sponsor’s bank account for at least 3–4 months
Amount may vary depending on sponsor’s relationship and number of dependents

Required Financial Documents:

Bank statement & solvency certificate
TIN Certificate
Salary certificate or job certificate
Trade license (if applicable)
Property/revenue documentation
Affidavit of financial support

Note: We will guide students based on the sponsor's financial background.

Once all documents are prepared, submit your visa application online. The required fees include CAD 150 for the visa and CAD 85 for biometrics. No interview is required as part of the standard process.

Upon visa approval, students may avail the following services from us:

Travel Planning
Accommodation arrangements
Airport pick-up services
Orientation to settle into your new environment

Study in Canada

Canada at a Glance

General Information

Admission and Visa Process

Step 1: Initial Counseling

Step 2: Document Submission

Step 3: Admission Confirmation

Step 4: Financial Sponsorship

Step 5: Visa Application and Follow-Up

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