Quality education with a clear path to PR

STUDY IN CANADA

Post-Graduation Work Permits of up to 3 years and one of the world's most welcoming immigration systems make Canada the pragmatic first choice.

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Toronto
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Vancouver
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Top Universities
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Student Life

Why students choose this country

Why Canada?

The four facts that matter most when weighing your options — including the honest catch.

Post-study work

The PGWP grants up to 3 years of work after graduation — and Canadian work experience counts directly toward permanent residence.

Standout strength

University of Toronto, UBC, McGill, and Waterloo rank globally, and Canadian degrees are recognized everywhere.

Cost positioning

Tuition (CAD 15k–35k) is meaningfully cheaper than the US, with co-op programs that let you earn while you study.

The honest caveat

Toronto and Vancouver housing is tight and pricey, and PGWP field-of-study rules tightened from November 2024 — pick programs wisely.

Live from our university dataset

Top Universities We Work With

A curated shortlist of Canada's best-known institutions. Every name and institution type below is pulled live from our compiled database of 157 Canada universities.

Data: compiled university database for Canada. Featured institutions are highlighted.

What students actually study

Popular Courses

Programs students from India most often pursue in this country.

Computer Science & ITBusiness Analytics & FinanceEngineeringHealthcare & NursingData Science & AIEnvironmental ScienceProject Management

Budget reality check

What It Costs

Annual ranges for international students, tuition and living combined, based on current research.

Tuition

CAD 15k–35k per year depending on province and program

Living costs

CAD 12k–20k per year — Toronto and Vancouver push the top of that range

Approximate estimate for planning only. Co-op placements and part-time work (20 hrs/week) can offset living costs.

The paperwork that matters

Visa & Intake Essentials

What to plan for before you apply — visa class, financial proof, documents, and intake windows.

Student visa

Study Permit

Proof of funds

Prove tuition plus living costs — at least CAD 20,635 for living plus first-year fees

Post-study work

PGWP (Post-Graduation Work Permit)

Up to 3 years depending on program length

Intakes

Fall (September)Winter (January)Summer (May)
Typical documents
  • Letter of acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution
  • Proof of funds (bank statements / GIC)
  • Study plan / letter of explanation
  • Passport, photos, and medical results (if applicable)
  • CAQ (Quebec) where required

Where Quilon steps in

How Quilon Helps You Get There

The same six-step guidance we give every student, tuned to this country's visa rules and application cycles.

Counseling & University Selection

We match you with universities and colleges across Ontario, BC, and Quebec — plus co-op and PGWP-eligible programs that protect your post-study options.

Applications & Documentation

From OUAC-style portals to individual applications, we handle SOPs, transcripts, and the documents Canadian universities expect.

Visa Counseling & Interview Prep

We build a rock-solid Study Permit file — proof of funds, GIC, and study plan — the top reasons Canadian visa files get approved.

Test Preparation

IELTS/TOEFL for most programs, plus GRE/GMAT where your target school requires them.

Scholarships & Funding

University scholarships, provincial awards, and education-loan and GIC guidance to fund your Canadian plan.

Pre-Departure & Arrival Support

Housing leads in Toronto and Vancouver, banking setup, health coverage, and arrival orientation.

Next step

Book a Free Consultation

Book a free consultation to map your profile to PGWP-eligible programs and a realistic PR pathway.