How it works

It varies on the institution and program of study, the budget should be from $15,000 CAD and above per session depending on the school.

Cost of living is influenced by the province and location of your institution; we advise that your budget should be from $7,000CAD per year and above depending on your geographical location in Canada.

The Canadian embassy adheres to the condition(s) on your Acceptance letter. If you are required to make a financial commitment on your Acceptance Letter, then we advise you to do so. If the school does not demand that you make a financial commitment, then you can submit your visa application without paying your tuition. However, if the fund is available regardless of the condition of payment on your Acceptance Letter, you can make the payment to the school but it is not mandatory to pay if the school is not asking you to make payment.

The Canadian embassy strongly encourages parents, siblings or immediate family members to be your sponsor and you would be required to provide proof of relationship and your sponsor would be required to submit verifiable documents for the proof of means of financial support. Using a random person(s) as a sponsor may jeopardize your visa application if the reason(s) for sponsorship is not properly stated.

 There is no fixed amount. However, your sponsor would be required to show proof of funds for the first year tuition and living expenses for your studies and this varies depending on the school. 

Your sponsor would be required to show verifiable evidence of his source of income, asset, bank statements, Pay slip and reference letter from employer if employed or proof of business registration if self-employed, proof of relationship and other supporting documents that can help the application as advised by our counselor.

There is no fixed time. However, on the average, it can take between two to three months. There are instances where it takes less than two months and sometimes it can be more than three months. The Canadian embassy is very inconsistent.

Yes, we do.

 Yes, we would be very excited to assist you.

Most Canadian institutions do not require English proficiency for admission placement. It is no more a mandatory requirement for the visa application.

The minimum grade requirement for a Master’s program is a Bachelor’s Degree with a Second class upper division grade. However, with a BSC Second class lower, you can apply for a Postgraduate Diploma Program. Post Graduate Diploma is not a pre-master’s program, its curriculum is meant to give your career a competitive advantage to enable you to study, live and work in Canada.

With a Higher National Diploma, you are not admissible for a Master’s program in Canada as the requirement is a Bachelor’s Degree. However, you can apply for a Post Graduate Diploma program and this would give your career a competitive advantage to enable you to study, live and work in Canada.

You can get admission to study Nursing in Canada as an International student but it is very competitive. However, to study Medicine, you must have completed a Bachelor’s degree in a Health Science related discipline, enrolled and pass the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) exam before you can be eligible to apply to study Medicine. It is very important to note that passing the MCAT exam does not guarantee placement into the medical school because there are very limited seats for international students.

Yes, but you need to have a post-secondary education and must have successfully completed and passed the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) to be eligible for consideration. Kindly note that getting a placement to study Law is extremely competitive even after acing the LSAT exam.

The Canadian embassy strongly encourages career development. Hence, you are required to study a related program to your field of study as a fresh graduate or a related program to your professional experience if you have a gap in education. Doing otherwise can jeopardize your study permit application.

Career goals, prospects of proposed field of study in your home country, evidence of previous academic and or work experience with the proposed field of study, affordability, and proof of relationship to your sponsor, verifiable documentation, family and economic ties to your country of residence, optional- travel history.

You are eligible to work for twenty hours weekly during the school session and full time during the holidays.

One year of studies makes you eligible to apply for a year postgraduate work permit while two or more years of studies makes you eligible to apply for a three years work permit.

Absolutely, failure to declare your previous application history can lead to a denial and a visa ban. This would be interpreted that you have provided false information and you will be penalized.