Plan with official sources

Study in
Canada.

EduCanada distinguishes English, French and bilingual options. Choose English as a research filter, then confirm that every required part of your selected programme can be completed in English.

Canada, in context.

Useful starting figures. Your programme, city and applicant category determine your actual costs.

STUDENT POPULATION CONTEXT

572,961 enrolments

2023/24

International programme enrolments in public colleges and universities at the fall institutional snapshot.

What this figure includes

288,801 college + 284,160 university enrolments. A student in multiple programmes can be counted more than once; not study-permit holders or a 2026 headcount.

This is not a count of new arrivals and is not directly comparable with every other country.

TUITION

International undergraduate average: CAD 41,746/year

Dated sector average, not an individual quote; programme and province vary.

Cost reference checked 2026-09-22
LIVING COSTS

EduCanada suggests at least CAD 23,000/year for living

Not an average or maximum. The page also discusses immigration funding; consult the separate current IRCC rules instead of using this rounded guide as a visa threshold.

Cost reference checked 2026-09-22Build my budget →
Sources, dates and how to use these figures

Student count checked 2026-09-22; cost dates are shown beside each figure. Observation years remain as published. Planning costs are not visa financial requirements. Named university or city examples are labelled separately from national ranges.

Your Canada application, step by step.

Official starting points and application framework; not a complete university or programme catalogue.

Select English in the language filter; bilingual is a separate option. The finder warns that updates are paused and data reflect July 2026. Reconfirm programme, language, fees and availability with the institution.

01Use the language filter carefully

EduCanada distinguishes English, French and bilingual options. Choose English as a research filter, then confirm that every required part of your selected programme can be completed in English.

  • Check degree level, province, campus and delivery mode.
  • Treat the July 2026 search snapshot as a lead, not a live admissions catalogue.
02Apply to the institution

Check the school’s entry requirements and application process. Your qualification assessment, subject prerequisites, language evidence and document rules depend on the institution and programme.

  • Record intake-specific admission and scholarship deadlines.
  • Check transcript, translation and credential-evaluation instructions before ordering services.
  • Keep a budget for tuition and living costs using current institution information.
03Check the study permit process

Most foreign nationals need a study permit. Use IRCC’s current guidance for your circumstances and verify that the institution is a designated learning institution.

  • Follow the current documents checklist, including any province-specific or applicant-specific steps.
  • Check processing guidance before making travel commitments.
  • Admission to a DLI does not by itself establish post-graduation work permit eligibility for every programme.
04Keep conditions visible

Your course admission decision and immigration application have separate requirements. Track offer conditions, required fee payments and outstanding documents in one checklist.

  • Ask the institution to confirm the final enrolment and arrival deadlines.
  • Recheck government rules when you apply; do not reuse another student’s document list.

Build your own timeline

Relative planning stages; institution and applicant-specific deadlines must be checked.

Record course, scholarship, test, document, deposit and visa dates separately. No individual 2027 intake deadline is confirmed by this overview.

Exams to research

These are research links, not a statement that every institution accepts or requires each exam. Check the exact programme, intake, test version, minimum component scores and visa rules.

Coverage and source notes
  • Programme finder information is frozen as of July 2026 according to its current notice.
  • No 2027 course availability, universal permit eligibility or post-study work outcome is promised.

At a glance

A good option
for the right profile.

EduCanada distinguishes English, French and bilingual options. Choose English as a research filter, then confirm that every required part of your selected programme can be completed in English.

Start with the cost snapshot, compare the listed study routes, then use the linked country guides for documents and admission steps. Course-specific conditions are shown beside each researched programme.

Before you decide

Look at both
sides of the route.

Why students consider Canada

  • Comparing recognised institutions
  • Finding the right programme
  • Planning an individual application

What needs careful planning

  • Course teaching language
  • Applicant-specific entry requirements
  • Tuition and living budget
  • Official immigration requirements

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From eligibility
to arrival.

We can help review your profile, compare courses and institutions, prepare applications, organise documents and plan the visa and departure stages.

First answer: should you apply?

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