Canadian Education Blog

The Canadian government has revamped its immigration rules, defining high-demand courses and professions, turning schools, colleges, and universities into real pathways for those aiming for permanent residency.

Vancouver is one of the most inspiring settings in Canada. An ideal destination for those coming to study here, the city not only hosts renowned educational programs but also offers lush nature, vibrant culture, and top-notch gastronomy — all wrapped in a balanced and energizing lifestyle. Below, you’ll find a 4-week itinerary (with the option to extend it up to 6 weeks) filled with vibrant activities and restaurant suggestions strategically matched to each part of the city

Starting your academic journey in Canada can be exciting — but also overwhelming. New language, new methods, and a completely different educational system. If you’re feeling this way, you are not alone.

This post aims to shed light on IRCC’s processes, aligning with the needs of prospective immigrants, international students, and stakeholders. Whether you're looking to immigrate to Canada or study here, understanding IRCC’s use of applicant information can provide insights and confidence as you embark on your journey

If you are thinking about studying in Canada, it’s important to understand what the Study Permit is and how it works. The Study Permit allows international students to attend educational institutions in the country. This is not a visa, but a permit that accompanies the entry visa, which is required for landing in Canada.

Immigration Minister Marc Miller has announced the non-renewal of temporary measures concerning off-campus work hours for international students.

Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has provided details on the distribution of study permits for each Canadian province for the year 2024.

In late January this year, the federal government announced that most new international students at the college or undergraduate level would now require a PAL from a province or territory as part of their study permit application.

Starting from January 1st, 2024, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) revised the cost-of-living stipulation for study permit applicants.

Many students contemplating an international academic journey might find themselves evaluating the advantages and disadvantages of pursuing education in Canada compared to the United States. Despite the USA's historical popularity as a preferred destination, Canada presently claims the coveted position of being the foremost choice for global students.

Canada's commitment to welcoming international students and helping them transition to permanent residents is paying off, as recent statistics from Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) reveal a remarkable increase in the number of international students granted permanent residence. Let's take a closer look at this evolving trend.

While studying in Canada is relatively more affordable compared to other countries, it can still pose a financial challenge for international students. Tuition fees often amount to tens of thousands yearly, putting many students on strict budgets. Fortunately, numerous scholarship opportunities are specifically designed for international students pursuing their education in Canada.