Are you planning to study in Canada? Whether you’re exploring top universities, applying for a student visa, or understanding work opportunities for international students, this guide will walk you through the entire process—from choosing the right course to landing in Canada.
Step 1: Explore Your Study Options
Before you apply, research your study destination, available courses, and recommended institutions. Canada offers world-class education with universities and colleges providing industry-relevant programs in various fields like business, engineering, healthcare, and IT.
Key Considerations When Choosing a Study Program:
- Accredited Institutions: Select a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) approved for international students.
- Program Suitability: Ensure the course aligns with your career goals and future immigration plans.
- Tuition & Living Costs: Estimate the total cost of education, including tuition fees, accommodation, and daily expenses.
Step 2: Consult with Golden Eagle Immigrations
Golden Eagle Immigrations provides expert guidance in selecting the right educational institute and ensuring a smooth visa process. Our services include:
- Identifying the best institution based on your field of interest
- Assessing eligibility against admission criteria
- Assisting with application and documentation
Step 3: Apply for Admission
Once you’ve selected your preferred college or university, submit an application along with the required academic documents.
Admission Process:
- Apply directly to your chosen institution or through Golden Eagle Immigrations
- Meet the admission requirements, including English proficiency tests such as IELTS or TOEFL
- Receive your Letter of Acceptance (LOA), which is a crucial document for your student visa application
Step 4: Medical Examination
Before applying for a student visa, you may need to undergo a medical examination by a panel-approved physician to meet the health standards required by the Government of Canada.
Step 5: Organize Your Finances
Studying in Canada requires proof that you have sufficient funds to cover tuition, living expenses, and additional costs.
Financial Documents Required:
- Proof of tuition payment
- Bank statements showing financial stability
- Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) of $10,000 CAD to cover living expenses
- Education loan documents, if applicable
Golden Eagle Immigrations assists with education loans and financial planning to help manage your study expenses.
Step 6: Pay Your Tuition Fees
Once accepted, you’ll need to pay your tuition deposit to confirm your admission. Some institutions require full or partial tuition payments before issuing final acceptance letters.
Step 7: Student Visa Application
After securing admission and financial proof, it’s time to apply for your Canadian student visa (Study Permit).
Visa Requirements Include:
- Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
- Valid IELTS score (minimum 6.0 overall, no band below 5.5)
- Academic transcripts and certificates
- Proof of tuition payment
- GIC deposit of $10,000 CAD
- Medical examination report
How Golden Eagle Immigrations Helps:
- We apply for your student visa on your behalf
- Ensure error-free documentation to maximize approval chances
Step 8: Visa Outcome & Pre-Departure Counseling
Once your visa is approved, Golden Eagle Immigrations provides:
- Pre-departure sessions to help you understand Canada’s culture, student life, and work opportunities
- Assistance with travel arrangements and accommodation
Step 9: Travel & Post-Landing Services
Welcome to Canada! Our team assists you with:
- Airport pick-up
- Opening a Canadian bank account
- Obtaining a Social Insurance Number (SIN)
- Finding student housing
Our goal is to make your transition to Canada smooth and hassle-free.
Working in Canada as a Student
International students can work while studying in Canada under different programs:
- On-Campus Work (No Work Permit Required): Work at your university or college in areas like the library, student services, or research departments.
- Off-Campus Work (With Work Permit): Work up to 20 hours per week during classes and full-time during scheduled breaks.
- Co-op & Internship Programs: If your course includes a mandatory work experience component, you can apply for a Co-op Work Permit.
Benefits of Working as a Student:
- Gain Canadian work experience for future job prospects
- Earn money to cover living expenses
- Build professional connections for career growth
Documents Required for a Canada Student Visa
To apply for a study permit in Canada, you need:
- Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
- IELTS score (minimum 6.0 overall, 5.5 in each band)
- Academic transcripts (diplomas, mark sheets)
- Proof of tuition payment
- Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) worth $10,000 CAD for living expenses
- Medical examination report from an approved doctor
Golden Eagle Immigrations ensures a smooth application process with expert guidance at every step.
Start Your Study Journey in Canada Today
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