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 How to Apply to Study in Canada 

Important Application Dates 2025-2026

High Schools/Colleges/Universities

Now accepting applications for September 2026/January 2027 intakes.

Deadlines: The application deadlines vary.​

Review General Admission Requirements

Match Your Academic Background with Admission Requirements

Canadian institutions often require applicants to meet specific academic criteria. Some programs expect you to have completed certain courses or to have been out of school for less than a set number of years. For example, a program might require you to have graduated within the last five years to be eligible.

Review the admission requirements carefully and compare them with your academic history. If you do not meet these requirements, your application may be rejected or delayed. If you are unsure, seek advice from education counsellors who can assess your background and suggest suitable programs.

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Step-by-Step Application Guide 

Once you select a program, the next steps include preparing your application, submitting it to the institution, and applying for your study permit. Once you're prepared, take the time to explore the application process, including which application to use and important deadlines remember. Our step-by-step resources will guide you and help you on track throughout the admissions journey.

 Prepare Strong Applications | Reduce Your Visa Risks

Ready to Apply? Complete Your Application

Apply to High Schools, Colleges, Universities with Guidance
of Canadian Education Counsellors!

Apply.CanStudyHub.com is a Canadian online platform designed to provide extensive support to international students seeking admission to Canadian High Schools, Colleges, Universities.

Canadian Education Counsellors at EduXperience Associates Canada | CanStudyHub will review your profile and 

they can help you:

  • Select your best-fit program from over 15,000 options based on your education, budget, language skills, and career goals.

  • Prepare and submit strong applications to Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs), ensuring all documents are complete and accurate.

  • Obtain your Letter of Acceptance (LOA) and Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) when required.

  • Access free or low-cost immigration guidance to understand study permits and work opportunities.

  • Receive pre-arrival and transition support including housing, insurance, and arrival planning.

Working with professionals increases your chances of acceptance and smooths your transition to life in Canada.

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