Category: Study in Canada

This page brings together everything you need to study in Canada. That includes scholarships, student visa rules, the money you must show and work options after graduation. Each post links to its official source. It also shows the date we last checked it.
Planning to study in Canada usually happens in three steps. First, find a course and funding. Next, meet the student visa rules, including proof of funds. Finally, plan what comes after your degree, such as a post-study work visa. We cover each step, so you can move from one to the next without guesswork.
Our Canada guides explain the study permit proof of funds rules, including the amounts IRCC sets by family size, and university funding such as entrance scholarships and graduate awards. Quebec has its own rules, and our guides point out where they differ.
Scholarships can reduce your costs, but they rarely remove the visa money rules. So read the funding and the visa guides together. Browse every award in our scholarships for international students section. You can also compare countries in our study abroad guides.
For official information, see EduCanada and the IRCC study permit page. Always confirm deadlines and amounts on those pages before you apply, because rules can change.
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