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Study in Canada:

Canada is a first-world country with suave modern infrastructure, friendly people,


and an incredible natural environment, unlike anything you’ll find elsewhere.
With over 9.9 million square kilometers of land, it’s the second-largest country in
the world making for an incredible array of things to do and places to explore.
Plus, it’s lush and green, containing 10% of the world’s forest cover.

Having been consistently ranked in the top 10 countries to live in since 1994, it’s,
without doubt, Canada is a fantastic destination for an international study
experience and a welcome place for people of all nationalities.

Cost:

It’s a well-known fact that studying in Canada is much more affordable when
compared to other top study destinations. In fact, the government
offers scholarships to study in Canada for Nepalese students.
Usually, the total Cost to Study in Canada from Nepal for an undergraduate
course is around CA$25,000 per year*, depending on what course of study and
the university. Studying more expensive courses such as engineering and
medicine can cost on average CA$28,000 per year. Moreover, there are
plenty scholarships in Canada to apply for if you want to minimize your
expenditure efficiently.

Cost for Nepali students


S.no. Study expenses Average Annual Fee
(C$)
1 Undergraduate course 12,000 to 25,000 per
year
2 Postgraduate course 18,000 to 27,000 per
year
3 PhD courses 7,000 to 45000 per year
4 Master of business administration $30,000 to 40,000 per
courses year average
Living cost
S.no. Living expenses Expenses in C$
(approx)
1 Telephone $20-30 per month
2 Books $250-350
3 Personal expenses $300-500
4 Health insurance $600-900 per year

Visa requirements
Your study visa is your key to opening the door to studying in the best universities
in Canada. Below are the requirements for the study permit in Canada, to obtain
a Canada student visa.
You will require:

 An acceptance letter from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) to obtain


a Canada Student Visa.
 Must provide a valid passport or travel document
 Give proof that you can support yourself while in Canada.
 Meet the Nepal visa office requirements.

Popular courses to study in Canada:


With 26 of Canada’s Universities ranked among the top universities according to
QS Rankings 2020, the quality of education in Canada is internationally recognized
and most favored by students worldwide. You can also find part-time jobs in
Canada.
Listed below are some of the popular ones:

 Business Management
 Cyber security
 Petroleum Engineering
 Engineering
 Information Technology
 Health and Medicine
 Interior Design
 Media and Journalism

What are the documents required for


Canada student visa?
 Duly filled student permit application form.
 Letter of acceptance from the university/institution.
 Two recent passport-size photographs.
 Proof of monetary funds. You will need to provide financial evidence of at
least 10,000, and for studies, you need to provide evidence of tuition fees
per year.
 Photocopies of passport pages.
 Statement of purpose.
 English language test scores.
 IME – Immigration Medical Examination

English requirements:
It is vital to submit English language scores to study in Canada from Nepal. The
application process is often required by international English exams such
as PTE, TOEFL, SAT, GRE or IELTS. Every international student should take any of
the acclaimed English tests to apply to a Canadian University.
Programs English Test score
Diploma programs IELTS - Overall band score of 5.5 with no band less than 5.0,
PTE – Overall 45; no less than 36
Bachelor’s Degree IELTS - Overall band score of 6.0,
no less than 5.5, PTE – Overall 50; no less than 45
Graduate Diploma IELTS - Overall band score of 6.5
no less than 6.0, PTE – Overall 6.5; no less than 50
Master Programs IELTS - Overall band score of 6.5;
no less than 6.0, PTE – Overall 6.5; no less than 50

Step by step guide for visa processing:


1. Apply To Institutions With Our Help.
2. Take up an English Test (IELTS, SAT, TOEFL or PTE)
3. Receive Institution Offer Letter
4. Pay tuition fees
5. Prepare and lodge visa documents
6. Collect visa grant letter
7. Pre-departure guidance from our institute

International students who want to pursue education in Canada need to get an


admission before applying for a student visa. Following is the process to get
admission:

 Decide the course and institution


 Fill & Submit the application form to the chosen institution or college online
 Get letter of acceptance from the education provider
 Receive Electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCOE)
 Apply for the Student Visa
Documents Required For the Offer Letter

 Birth and Leaving Certificate


 Passport size photographs
 Passport
 10th & 12th Mark sheet, Credit & Trial Certificates
 Diploma's Mark sheet, Degree Certificate/Provisional Certificate
 ITI's (Industrial Training Institutes) Mark sheet, Degree Certificate
 Bachelor's Mark sheet, Degree Certificate/Provisional Certificate (Transcript if
required)
 Master's Mark sheet, Degree Certificate/Provisional Certificate (Transcript if
required)
 Work Experience Letter if required
 IELTS/PTE certificate

Visa Process
All the International students are required to obtain a Student Authorization and
a Visa before going to Canada for studies and meet the requirements of
the Canadian Immigration Regulations. The candidate applying for the visa must
give the authority a period of 2 months for the Visa to be processed.

Documents Required For Visa Application

 Police Clearance Certificates and Medical Reports


 Academic Certificates
 Proof of Funds
 Official letter of acceptance from a Canadian university, college or Technical
Institute
 College/University Fees Payment Receipt
 G.I.C Payment Receipt or Education Loan Acceptance Letter
 Statement of Purpose
 Other relevant certificates

Funding
A student planning to apply under Student Partners Program (SPP) process needs
to purchase a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (G.I.C.) account and
deposit CAD$ 10,200 as a proof of their living expense for one year in their
account.

After receiving the Letter of Acceptance from the college, the student needs to
process for the G.I.C., which takes around 10 to 15 working days.

Initially, the student needs to create a new email id with Scotia Bank. This process
takes 4 to 5 days. After that the student needs to make a payment from his/her
account through a wire transfer and pay CAD$ 10,200 and from that CAD$ 10,000
would be deposited in their G.I.C. and CAD$ 200 is deducted as Administration
charge by Scotia Bank.

After the payment is done, it may take up to 3 or 4 days for the money to get
credited in the G.I.C. account.

The student needs to take a print of the receipt of payment in G.I.C. and the
receipt should be self-attested in the file while during the application of the Visa
process.

Once the student lands in Canada, they need to open a Savings account in Scotia
Bank where they will get CAD$ 2000 right away for their living expense and the
remaining balance gets transferred in their account every alternate month in
equal installments for their living expenses in the entire year.
Tuition
Tuition fees for international students vary across provinces and programs. The
table below shows the weighted average tuition fees (in Canadian dollars) for full-
time foreign students, by field of study.
Field of study grouping Undergraduate Graduate
Education $20,875 $15,764
Visual and performing
arts, and $25,127 $14,737
communications
technologies
Humanities $28,676 $13,667
Social and behavioral $27,647 $15,032
sciences
Law, legal professions $33,192 $17,237
and studies
Business management
and public $26,680 $24,693
administration
Executive MBA Not available $66,665
Regular MBA Not available $38,950
Physical and life
sciences and $31,536 $15,421
technologies
Mathematics,
computer and $33,012 $16,647
information sciences
Engineering $33,703 $19,301
Architecture $26,457 $23,992
Agriculture, natural
resources and $26,208 $14,452
conservation
Dentistry $56,621 $22,472
Medicine $32,450 Not available
Nursing $21,922 $16,168
Optometry Not available $14,014
Pharmacy $40,960 $12,876
Veterinary medicine $63,323 $10,099
Other health, parks, $24,626 $18,551
recreation and fitness
Personal, protective
and transportation $20,332 Not available
services

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