Why Canada.
Canada is the most immigration-friendly study destination in the world. A three-year Post-Graduation Work Permit and clear, points-based routes to permanent residency make it the natural choice for students who want a degree and a future. Top research universities, bilingual culture, and famously welcoming cities seal it.
Ask the expertThree-year PGWP
The Post-Graduation Work Permit gives up to three years of open work rights — among the most generous policies anywhere.
A real path to PR
Canadian study and work experience score highly in Express Entry and Provincial Nominee programmes — a transparent route to permanent residency.
Top research universities
Toronto, McGill, UBC, and Waterloo rank among the global best, with strong co-op programmes that pay while you learn.
Welcoming & bilingual
Consistently ranked among the world's most welcoming countries, with English and French options and large international communities.
Co-op that pays
Paid co-operative work terms are built into many degrees — you graduate with Canadian experience and earnings already behind you.
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QS #21When you can
begin.
The main intake — widest programme choice and the most scholarships and co-op spots.
A solid second intake at most universities.
Smallest intake; limited programmes.
What it really
costs.
Canada balances strong universities with lower costs than the US or UK — and co-op earnings help. Use this as a planning guide.
* Many PhDs are funded; co-op work terms offset undergraduate and master's costs.
Cost of living
Toronto and Vancouver are the priciest; Montreal, Halifax, and the prairies are far gentler. Off-campus work (24 hrs/week) and paid co-op terms make Canada one of the most affordable English-speaking destinations in practice.
Funding that
follows merit.
Where you'll
live & study.
Toronto
Canada's largest city — the University of Toronto, finance and tech jobs, endlessly multicultural.
Vancouver
UBC and SFU between ocean and mountains — film, tech, and the mildest climate in Canada.
Montreal
McGill and Concordia in a bilingual, European-flavoured city — the lowest student living costs of the big three.
The visa,
step by step.
EHEC manages your visa end-to-end. We assemble your document checklist, open and verify your blocked account, arrange tax-compliant financial proofs, book your embassy appointment, and run mock interviews until you walk in confident.
Ask the expertLetter of acceptance
Secure your offer and a Provincial Attestation Letter where required — the basis of the study permit.
Proof of funds (GIC)
Show tuition plus a CAD 20,635 Guaranteed Investment Certificate. We set up the SDS fast-track where eligible.
Study permit
Apply online with biometrics. SDS applications are often decided within weeks.
PGWP & PR
On graduating, apply for the Post-Graduation Work Permit, then Express Entry or a Provincial Nominee stream.
Tuition is CAD 20,000–60,000/year depending on programme; living costs run CAD 15,000–20,000/year. Co-op earnings and scholarships offset a meaningful share.
Canada ranks among the safest countries globally, with universal-style provincial health coverage for students in most provinces and strong campus support.
Yes — up to 24 hours/week off-campus during term and full-time in breaks, plus paid co-op terms in many programmes.
The PGWP plus Express Entry and Provincial Nominee streams give one of the clearest study-to-PR pathways in the world.
Most universities require IELTS/TOEFL; some accept Duolingo or an MOI letter. We confirm each university's policy and the SDS fast-track requirements.