International Students: Welcome to Study in Canada

Applying to study in Canada? Follow these steps: research programs, check admission requirements, prepare your documents (transcripts, language test, CV, statement), apply before deadlines, and then apply for your study permit after admission. Find detailed steps [here](https://www.canstudyhub.com/how-to-apply).

Requirements vary by program but usually include specific high-school/undergrad courses, competitive averages, and English/French proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo). Some programs need portfolios, interviews, or experience.

Link: https://www.canstudyhub.com/how-to-apply/admission-requirements-in-canada-for-international-students

Ready to pursue a master’s degree in Canada? Start by exploring program options, admission steps, and timelines [here](https://www.canstudyhub.com/how-to-apply). You can search for universities [here](https://www.canstudyhub.com/programs-of-study-in-canada/universities-in-canada-for-international-students) and find a scholarships overview [here](https://www.canstudyhub.com/scholarships-and-grants-in-canada-for-international-students). For personalized help with program matching, applications, and visas, visit [CanStudyHub Admission Services](https://www.canstudyhub.com/canstudyhub-admission-services). Prefer a live chat? Book an [online consultation](https://www.canstudyhub.com/online-consultation-in-zoom-whatsapp).

Look for school‑issued awards and government opportunities; compare eligibility, deadlines, and required documents before applying.

https://www.canstudyhub.com/scholarships-and-grants-in-canada-for-international-students

Looking for Canadian colleges? You can filter by province, credential (diploma, advanced diploma, graduate certificate), co-op availability, and tuition range. Start your search [here](https://www.canstudyhub.com/programs-of-study-in-canada/colleges-in-canada-for-international-students).

Compare bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD programs, admission averages, co‑op/research options, and PGWP‑eligible pathways.

https://www.canstudyhub.com/programs-of-study-in-canada/universities-in-canada-for-international-students

Once you receive an acceptance letter, gather your financial proof and required forms, then apply online. Be sure to check the current IRCC rules before submitting your application. Learn more [here](https://www.canstudyhub.com/student-visa-and-study-permit-in-canada).

The Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) lets graduates of eligible programs gain work experience in Canada. The length of the permit usually depends on the program duration, but eligibility isn’t automatic. Make sure to verify that both the institution and program are PGWP-eligible before applying. Learn more [here](https://www.canstudyhub.com/how-to-apply).

Often yes—eligible full-time students in eligible programs at designated learning institutions can work off-campus during study terms and full-time in scheduled breaks (per current IRCC rules). Always confirm the conditions on your study permit.

Link: https://www.canstudyhub.com/student-visa-and-study-permit-in-canada

Studying completely for free is rare, but partial scholarships, grants, and tuition discounts are available. Full scholarships are competitive and often based on academic excellence.

Review institution-verified scholarships and grants here: https://www.canstudyhub.com/scholarships-and-grants-in-canada-for-international-students

Tip: Prioritize awards offered directly by Canadian institutions/government.

Need help shortlisting and applying? Our paid services can assist: https://www.canstudyhub.com/canstudyhub-admission-services

Or book a consultation: https://www.canstudyhub.com/online-consultation-in-zoom-whatsapp

Yes, if your program is longer than 6 months. For shorter programs, a visitor visa or eTA may be enough — but you cannot extend short-term programs without applying for a study permit from outside Canada.

Yes, you can! As long as your study permit includes a work condition and you’re enrolled full-time, you can work up to 24 hours a week during your studies and full-time during scheduled breaks. Just be sure to check the specific conditions on your permit to stay compliant.

Yes. Your spouse may apply for an open work permit, and school-age children can study in public school. You must show sufficient funds to support your family.

Yes, most students can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) valid for up to 3 years, depending on your program length.