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Canada is undoubtedly one of the best countries in the world to live in. It is a land of opportunities, and one of the wealthiest and beautiful countries. Canada has a huge land mass with a proportionally small population. As such, every year Canada receives about 250,000 immigrants and surprisingly more than a quarter of this number comes from Asian countries.
 Canada is one of the G8 nations of the world & a very well developed economy. It is a less populated nation & there are diverse opportunities available in Canada. Canadians are known for their hospitality & tolerance. They are a multicultural society. People speak both English & French. Canada consists of immigrants from over 240 nations in the world.
There are many reasons to choose Canada for your further studies. Few of the reasons area as mentioned below:
- Inexpensive: Canada being the G8 Nation & a very well developed economy, the cost of living is less. The university fees are more affordable & they are highly competitive. Every student graduated from Canadian universities enjoys a successful & prospective career. Canada is known for its quality education & highly competitive universities.
- Permanent Residency: Students can apply for PR which takes up to 15-18months within Canada. However, they should satisfy the 67 points.
- Safe Study Place.
- Canada is a Bilingual Nation: Canadians speak English & French.
- Easy Employment Opportunities.
- If not employed & if taken PR, will be paid 1000 Canadian dollars every month.
All overseas students must obtain a Student Authorization & Student Visa before going to Canada for studies. They should apply for a visa early as it will take 4-6 weeks to get the visa in hand. All relevant documents must be submitted to the Canadian embassy. The visa application form must be filled followed by the Student questionnaire. Also, the students must submit their study plan. After this, they should submit their offer letter issued by the Canadian University & financial proofs.
Applications can be filled by approaching the nearest Canadian Embassy or VFS (Visa Facilitating Offices nearby)
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- Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
- Mount Allison University
- Selkirk College, Castlegar, British Columbia
- Durham College of Applied Arts and Technology, Oshawa, Ontario
- St. Clair College of Applied Arts and Technology, Chatham, Ontario
- LaSalle College International Montréal and Vancouver
Obtaining a Scholarship in Canadian Universities are rare & difficult. The full study amount will not be included in the scholarship. This scholarship varies from institution to institution. Scholarships are available but for exceptional cases & only in certain selected institutions.
1. Can I study & do part time jobs in Canada?
A. Yes. International Students can study & do part time jobs in Canada as this will allow the student to finance himself during the course of study. But students have to prove it to the visa officer during the time of visa application that they are financially sound. International students can work up to 20 hours per week during the semester & 40 hours per week during vacation.
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