• You’ll learn with the best and brightest
  • Canadian college and university diplomas are recognized around the world. The Canadian educational system encourages cross-disciplinary studies and the development of transferable skills (e.g., critical thinking, teamwork, and communications) and uses cutting-edge technology and digital media.
• We’ll welcome you with open arms
  • Canada as a society is very warm and welcoming. People from different countries have been migrating to Canada for a long time. This gives Canada an edge in terms of cultural diversity. Canada and Canadians embrace that diversity and recognize that as their strength. Throughout the year, students can experience festivals of all ethnic groups and the wonderful part is that the celebrations are not limited to the ethnic group, but the entire country celebrates all festivals! From Christmas to Diwali and from Chinese New Year to Holi, you name it
• Our quality of life ranks highest in the world
  • Canada is one of the safest countries in the world, with a low crime rate. According to Global News, Canada was ranked the second country in the world with the highest quality of life in terms of social progress and development.
• The cost to study and live here is affordable
  • Universities in Canada have low tuition fees as compared to other countries and this is the main reason why students prefer to study in Canada after Class 12thand graduation. Even the living costs are low in comparison to other countries. The costs may slightly vary depending upon the lifestyle and province you choose to reside in. A student needs to spend about 800 to 2000 Canadian dollars depending upon charges related to transportation, accommodation, leisure, feeding, etc.
• If you want to stay, STAY!

Canada offers a post-graduation work permit program that allows students to stay and work in the country for the next 3 years after completing their graduation. While getting international work experience after completion of the course, they can settle there permanently by applying for permanent residency. Therefore, students want to study in Canada rather than India

Colleges without DLI Numbers are not authorized to provide you with a study permit for Canada Also not all DLI are eligible for post-grad open work permits after completing your education. Research before you pay.

• Free Guidance for document completion and rectifying the mistakes.
• We provide you with travel guidance. We are your relatives in Canada.
• Pre-departure and arrival guidance. What to bring, what to leave.
• From student to the worker – From worker to Permanent Residence – From Alone to bringing family … we are there for you!

• Letter of Acceptance
• Proof of enough funds
• Medical
• Proof of English Proficiency
• Statement of Purpose
• Academic excellence record

The government allows you to work for 20 hours per week when you are working off-campus. It allows you to work full-time when you are working on-campus. You need a valid co-op work permit if your course includes an internship, which would allow you to work full time if conditions allowed.

For a single person, the average cost of living is: –

• Rent: – $5,400 to $6,600 (Per year)
• Food: – $2,400 to $3,600 (Per year)
• Transportation: – Public: – $1,200, Own vehicle expenses varies (Per year)
• Tuition Fees: – $15,000 to $20,000 (Per year)
• Miscellaneous:- $3,600 – $4,600 (shopping, eating out, visiting places, entertainment, etc.) (Per year)