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Why Study in Canada

Still the largest single source of study permits for Indian students, though 2025's caps and tighter rules mean a strong, well-documented application matters more than ever.

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34%

of All Canadian Study Permits Are Indian

Up to 3 Yrs

Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)

CAD 22,895

Min. Proof of Funds Required (2025+)

2026

Master's/PhD Exempt from Study Permit Cap

The Case for Canada

8 reasons our counsellors weigh in on Canada

01

India's Largest Single Study-Abroad Market

Indian nationals still account for roughly 34% of all Canadian study permit holders — the largest source nationality, even after 2025's tightened intake.

02

Up to 3 Years Post-Graduation Work Permit

Graduates of 2+ year programs — including most master's degrees since February 2024 — can qualify for a PGWP of up to 3 years, with no employer sponsorship required.

03

2025-26 Rules Changed — Know Them Before You Apply

Study permit caps, a higher proof-of-funds requirement (CAD 22,895), and field-of-study alignment rules for non-degree PGWP eligibility mean weaker applications are being filtered out faster than before.

04

Relief Coming for Master's & PhD Applicants

From January 2026, master's and doctoral applicants to public institutions are exempt from the study permit cap entirely and don't need a Provincial Attestation Letter.

05

A Genuine Path Toward Permanent Residency

Post-graduation work experience feeds directly into Express Entry and provincial nominee programs — still one of the clearest PR pathways of any major study destination.

06

Safe, Multicultural, English-Speaking

Universal healthcare, low crime rates, and long-established Indian communities in Toronto, Vancouver, and beyond make settling in straightforward.

07

Strong Co-op & Applied Learning Culture

Programs like Waterloo's co-op model build paid work terms directly into the degree — real experience before you even graduate.

08

Affordable Relative to the US and UK

Tuition and living costs are generally lower than comparable US or UK programs, even after recent fee increases.

Ready to Begin?

Your Canada applicationstarts with one conversation.

From shortlisting the right course to visa approval — free, honest guidance from counsellors who know the Canada system inside out.

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