Study Destinations Canada

Study in Canada

From test prep to visa stamping, Bold Overseas has you covered.

Why the Canada?

1. Globally Respected Education

Home to 1,500+ world-class institutions including University of Toronto, UBC & McGill
Degrees recognized by employers and institutions worldwide

2. Flexible, Student-Centric Learning

Choose from a wide range of programs across technology, healthcare, arts, and more
Mix classroom theory with real-world applications through projects and labs

3. Work While You Study

Part-time jobs during studies (20 hrs/week)
Co-op and internship programs built into many degrees
Up to 3 years Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)

4. Inclusive Campus Life

Diverse, multicultural communities
Join clubs, sports teams, and events to connect and grow
Safe and welcoming environment for international students

5. Student Support at Every Step

Comprehensive orientation programs
Access to academic advisors, mental health services, and peer support
International student offices to help with housing, visas, and beyond

What to Expect: Fall, Spring & Summer Intakes

Responsive Intake Table (Scroll Version)

Intake	Fall	Summer	Spring
When It Starts	September	January	May
Pros	Most programs, scholar -ships,and co-ops available	Smaller class sizes, more time to prep	Less competition, faster admission timelines
Cons	High competition, deadlines fill quickly	Fewer program options	Limited programs, fewer intakes
Deadlines	Nov – March	Sept – Oct	Jan – March

Step‑by‑Step Roadmap

Profile Check

GPA, test scores, finances

Bold Overseas Shortlist

Based on goals, budget, ROI

Exam Prep

IELTS/TOEFL/GRE coaching & mock tests

Applications

SOP, LORs, transcripts, visa docs

Visa Success

Mock interview, document review

Pre‑Departure

Housing, health check, orientation

Explore Top Universities in the Canada

Discover globally ranked institutions offering cutting-edge programs, expert faculty, and vibrant campus life

University of Niagara falls Canada

Concordia university

Queen’s University

University of Waterloo

McMaster University

University of Alberta

University of Toronto

Centennial college

Conestoga College

University of ottawa

Finances: Plan Your Investment in Canada Education

Get a clear picture of what it takes—tuition, living, and city‑specific costs—so you can budget confidently.

Cost of Education

1. Public Universities

Undergrad: CAD 7,000 – 30,000/year
Master’s: CAD 9,000 – 35,000/year

2. Private Universities

Undergrad: CAD 20,000 – 45,000/year
Master’s: CAD 22,000 – 50,000/year

3. Average by Program

Bachelor’s: CAD 15,000 – 35,000/year
Master’s: CAD 18,000 – 40,000/year
MBA: Up to CAD 65,000/year

Cost of Living

1. Monthly Budget: CAD 1,200 – 1,800

2. Housing

On‑campus: CAD 9,000 – 12,000/year
Off‑campus rent: CAD 600 – 2,500/month

3. Essentials

Utilities: CAD 100 – 150/month
Food: CAD 300 – 600/month
Transport: CAD 80 – 150/month

4. Extras

Health insurance: CAD 600 – 1,000/year
Phone & Internet: CAD 80 – 120/month

Admission Process: Your Path to U.S. Universities

A streamlined checklist to take you from application to acceptance.

Visa Process & Requirements

To study in the U.S., international students must apply for an F-1 visa after gaining admission to a SEVP-approved institution. You’ll need to register with SEVIS (fee: $350) before scheduling your visa interview.

You can apply up to 120 days before your course starts
You may enter the U.S. no more than 30 days before classes begin
Visa rules may change, so always stay updated on the latest guidelines

You’ll also need to book an appointment with the US embassy in your country for a visa interview. You’ll need the following items:

your passport
your visa application form
financial documents.

FAQs

Can students work during their studies in Canada?

Yes, international students can work while studying in Canada. They are allowed to work on-campus without a work permit and can work off-campus for up to 20 hours per week during academic sessions, provided they have a valid study permit that authorises off-campus work. During scheduled breaks, students can work full-time, and after graduation, they may apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) to gain additional work experience in Canada.

How long would it take to get a Master's degree in Canada?

Master’s degrees typically last a full academic year, with an obligatory internship added on top of that. Depending on the curriculum design and the sensitivity of the programme, a Master's in Canada can sometimes last for two academic years.

Is studying in Canada worth it?

Studying in Canada is widely regarded as a worthwhile investment due to its high-quality education, globally recognized degrees, and diverse cultural environment. The country offers numerous opportunities for international students, including the ability to work during and after studies, which enhances their career prospects

What is SDS for Canada?

The Student Direct Stream (SDS) is a program launched by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to expedite the study permit application process for international students from specific countries. Under this program, eligible students can expect their visa applications to be processed within 20 days, significantly faster than the standard processing times

What are the popular courses in Canada?

Canada offers a wide range of courses to international students, but some of the most popular ones are business, engineering, computer science, healthcare, and arts and humanities.

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