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#1 Basic Requirements for Application as an International Student

Applying to a university/college in a foreign country is definitely a tedious task that requires much time and effort. So, if you want to study in Canada, make sure that you start you planning at least a year in advance. You need to take time to research on finding the best colleges and universities that meet your requirement and also get your documents ready. Keep in mind that the requirements of the colleges and universities in Canada might vary according to the provinces in Canada.

However, here are some of the basic requirements of all the colleges and universities in Canada:

• Resume
• Academic transcript and certificate
• English Language Proficiency Test Result
• Statement of Purpose
• Passport Copy

#2 Select the University/College and Course of Study

Finding the right college/university in Canada is the most difficult part of your process to study in Canada. While choosing the college or university, you need to focus on your budget and the course/program you are willing to apply for. In order to select the college/university, you need to have a look at the designated learning institutes (DLI) list. It contains the list of universities in Canada for international students for masters as well as other levels. While selecting the college/university, do keep in mind that every program and university has a different fee structure.

#3 Language Proficiency Test

Since it is mandatory to have English/French language proficiency for international students, you need to obtain a certain scores in these languages to prove your language proficiency. If you are taking an English language proficiency test, the IELTS score is accepted by all universities in Canada. You can also go for the Cambridge English: Advanced or TOEFL tests.

Also, if you are applying for colleges/universities in Canada where the French Language is preferred, you need to take a French language proficiency test. The most common test is the TEF exam but you could also take DALF, DELF, or TCF.

Make sure to book for the tests in advance to ensure you get a date and have the perfect test results back in time to apply.

#4 Start Applying for Universities/Colleges

The application process for colleges and universities in Canada depends on the college/university and the course/program you choose. After you select the college/university, start reaching out to them so that they can send you their own application packs that will explain their thorough application process. The application fee for each program at each university can range from around CA$100  to CA$250.

#5 Apply For Study Permit

While a Canadian visa allows you to live in Canada, a study permit allows you to study and work in Canada. So, as soon as you get accepted by a college/university in Canada, you need to apply for a study permit. You can apply for a Canadian study permit either online or at your local visa application center.

Documents required for a study permit:

• Acceptance Letter from DLI
• Valid Passport
• Academic documents
• Proof of funds
• Other supporting documents

The best thing about being a student in Canada is that international students can work for up to 20 hours per week. With this, you can earn while you study in Canada. This can help cover your cost of living. Regarding employment, about 73% of people aged 15 to 64 in Canada have a paid job, above the OECD employment average of 67%.

So, got admission to your dream college/university in Canada? Congratulation! Now, your next step to studying in Canada is to obtain a study permit for Canada. A Canadian student visa allows you to live in Canada as an international student, whereas a Canada study permit allows international students to study and work in Canada.  So, after your application has been accepted by a college/university in Canada, the first step will be to apply for a Student Visa.   This visa is provided by the Canadian High Commission and facilitated by the Visa Application Centers.

You may also be required to provide other evidence which could include your biometrics, which will cost you CA$83, and/or an interview.

Canada has been welcoming international students from countries all over the world irrespective of their culture, ethnicity, diversity, economic background, etc. This is why the number of students applying to universities and colleges in Canada has been ever increasing. So, why are you interested to study in Canada from Nepal?  If you are looking for a guide on applying to Canadian Universities/Colleges as an International Student, here we have provided full details on why study in Canada and some of the best universities and colleges in Canada.

Consider the following points before you apply

1. If the institution is a DLI
2. Application Deadline
3. English Language Proficiency Requirement
4. Academic and Other Admission Requirements
5. Location
6. Tuition Fees
7. Living Expenses
8. Tuition fees deposit
9. Refund policy i.e. non-refundable amount in case of visa refusal, deadline to submit a refund application, required documents and time for refund processing etc.

The Government of Canada along with various colleges and universities in Canada provide various scholarship programs for international students. You might be delighted to know that various colleges and universities in Canada have been providing Nepalese scholarships to students from Nepal who are financial weak. However, you should know that these scholarships are provided not only on the basis of financial limitations. One should have strong academic background as the scholarships are provided on the basis of academic excellence.

These scholarship funding for international students are highly competitive, limited, and provided mostly for postgraduate level. The various scholarship programs in Canada include scholarship in Canada for bachelor, scholarship in Canada for masters, MBBS in Canada on scholarship, PhD scholarship in Canada, and many more.

ApplyCan simplifies the study abroad search, application, and acceptance process by connecting international students, recruitment partners, and academic institutions on one platform. Founded in 2020 by Mr. Rajan Bhandari(BBIS, Australia and GBM, Canada) and Hari Adhikari (MBA, Canada). ApplyCan has collaborated with Canadian Study Center Inc, Canada, and works with 25+ recruitment partners to drive diversity on campuses across Canada, and Australia. ApplyCan has grown to become Nepal’s largest online platform for international student recruitment, assisting more than 3500+ students with their educational journeys. ApplyCan has more than 20+ qualified education agents for document validation and training programs for recruitment partners.

Our team has multiplied in the past few years, and we now have 50+ team members across Nepal, Canada, and Australia. The ApplyCan Offices are located in Nepal, Australia, and Canada.