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Study Abroad

Study in Canada

Universities and colleges offering degrees, diplomas and co-op programmes, with applications made directly to each institution or provincial portal.

Study pathways

  • Bachelor’s degrees at universities
  • College diplomas and certificates
  • Postgraduate programmes

General admission requirements

  • Secondary school results meeting programme requirements
  • English (or French) language evidence where required
  • Valid passport

Requirements differ by institution and course — always confirm with the university.

Application procedure

  1. 1Choose programmes at designated learning institutions
  2. 2Apply directly or through the provincial application system
  3. 3Receive a letter of acceptance
  4. 4Gather the documents the study permit application requires
  5. 5Apply for the study permit

Visa guidance

International students generally need a study permit. Requirements can include additional provincial documents — always check the Government of Canada website for the current process.

Government of Canada — Study permit (opens in a new tab)

Financial planning

  • Budget for tuition, accommodation, living costs, health cover, travel and visa fees — and confirm current figures from the institution and the official visa authority.
  • Most student visas require evidence of funds held for a set period; plan bank statements and sponsor documents early.
  • Research scholarships, bursaries and instalment options directly with each institution.

How COACHUP can help

  • Study Abroad Counselling
  • University & College Applications
  • Admission Guidance
  • Visa Application Assistance
  • Application Documentation Guidance
  • Travel & Air Ticketing Assistance
  • Pre-departure Assistance

Counselling enquiry

Ask about studying in Canada, visa guidance or travel.

Study abroad counselling

University and college applications, admission guidance and pre-departure support.

Study abroad counselling

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