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Study in Canada

Quality Education with a Clear Path to Permanent Residency

100+
Universities & Colleges
3 Years
PGWP After Graduation
PR Pathway
Express Entry
Sep / Jan / May
Three Intakes

Canada combines internationally respected universities, a 3-year Post-Graduation Work Permit and one of the world’s most transparent immigration pathways. For students thinking long-term — career, family, settlement — Canada is unmatched.

Why Canada

Why Study in Canada?

The key advantages that make Canada a top choice for Bangladeshi students

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Post-Graduation Work Permit

Up to 3 years of open work permit after graduation — gain Canadian experience that counts toward PR.

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Realistic PR Pathway

Canadian Experience Class and Provincial Nominee Programs give students a clear, points-based route to permanent residency.

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Affordable Compared to USA/UK

College diplomas and university programs at reasonable tuition, with co-op programs that pay while you study.

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Safe & Welcoming

Consistently ranked among the safest, most multicultural countries — large South Asian communities in every major city.

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SDS Processing

Study Direct Stream offers faster study-permit processing for students who meet language and GIC requirements.

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Work While Studying

20 hours/week off-campus during terms, full-time during breaks — plus paid co-op terms in many programs.

Where & What to Study

Top Universities & Popular Courses

Institutions we work with and the programs most chosen by our students

🏛️Popular Universities

University of Regina
University of Windsor
Cape Breton University
Conestoga College
Seneca Polytechnic
Fanshawe College
Thompson Rivers University
Memorial University of Newfoundland

📚In-Demand Courses

Business Administration
Computer Science & IT
Health Administration
Engineering Technology
Hospitality Management
Supply Chain Management
Early Childhood Education
Project Management
Investment

Tuition & Living Costs

Realistic, up-to-date cost estimates — no surprises later

Tuition (College Diploma)CAD 15,000 – 20,000 / year
Tuition (University)CAD 20,000 – 35,000 / year
Living CostsCAD 12,000 – 15,000 / year
GIC (proof of funds)CAD 20,635
Study Permit FeeCAD 150
BiometricsCAD 85

* Figures are typical ranges and vary by university and city. Get exact numbers at your free consultation.

Checklist

Admission & Visa Requirements

Everything you need — and everything we prepare with you

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Academic transcripts (SSC, HSC, Bachelor’s)
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IELTS 6.0–6.5 (SDS requires 6.0 in each band)
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Letter of Acceptance from a DLI (Designated Learning Institution)
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GIC of CAD 20,635 for SDS route
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First-year tuition payment receipt (SDS)
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Statement of Purpose explaining study plan & home ties
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Medical exam from panel physician
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Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) where required
The Journey

Your Path to Canada — Step by Step

Our proven process, from first consultation to your first day on campus

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Choose DLI & Program

We select programs at Designated Learning Institutions aligned with PGWP eligibility and your PR goals.

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Apply & Get LOA

Submit application with documents — receive your Letter of Acceptance.

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Buy GIC & Pay Tuition

Open GIC account (CAD 20,635) and pay first-year tuition for SDS processing.

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Prepare Strong SOP

We craft an SOP that addresses study plan, funds and home ties — the #1 refusal reason is a weak SOP.

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Submit Study Permit Application

Online application, biometrics at VFS, medical exam.

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Approval & Fly

Passport request, visa stamping and pre-departure support.

After Graduation

Work Rights & Career Path

What happens during and after your studies

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Work & Stay Opportunities in Canada

Students work 20 hours/week off-campus (full-time in scheduled breaks). After graduating from a PGWP-eligible program, you receive an open work permit up to 3 years. Canadian work experience feeds directly into Express Entry PR points — this is why Canada remains the top choice for settlement-focused students.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers from our counselors’ daily experience with Canada applications

What if I was refused before?+

Refusals (especially 179(b) — not satisfied you will leave Canada) can be overcome. We specialize in reapplications that directly rebut each refusal ground with new evidence — many of our approvals are 2nd and 3rd attempts.

What is SDS and am I eligible?+

Study Direct Stream is a faster processing route requiring IELTS 6.0 in each band, a CAD 20,635 GIC and first-year tuition paid upfront.

College or university — which is better for PR?+

Both can lead to PGWP and PR. Colleges are cheaper with practical programs; universities carry more academic weight. We advise based on your profile and budget.

How long does a Canadian study permit take?+

SDS applications: often 4–8 weeks. Regular stream: 8–16 weeks. Apply early — we plan timelines around your intake.

Ready to Study in Canada?

Book a free consultation with our Canada specialists. We’ll assess your profile, plan your intake and give you an honest roadmap.

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