Canada at a Glance

General Information

Admission Process

Step 1

• Get free initial counselling, explore available options, and receive tips on choosing a suitable university.
• Submit Photocopies of all academic certificates/transcripts/professional certificates (if any).
• Two copies of passport-sized photos.
• Copies of the passport.

Step 2

• Get all academic papers attested/notarized by the Institution Attended, Educational Board, or Foreign Ministry (as required by the university).
• Postgraduate students need to provide:CV,Two Letters of Reference (LOR),Work experience documents (if applicable).
• Provide bank solvency certificates as required by the institution.
• Pay university application fees (non-refundable) and courier fees of Tk 2,000 per university (if required).

Step 3

• The institution may take 4 to 12 weeks to confirm admission.
• Offer Letter (OL) will be received.
• Payment of the first semester’s costs may be required via Bank FTT.
• A service charge of Tk 5,000 (non-refundable) applies

Visa Process

Step 1

• Submit sponsor’s papers. (First-blood sponsor is preferred.)
• Show at least one year of equivalent tuition and living costs in the sponsor’s bank account for 3 to 4 months.
• Required sponsor documents:Bank certificate/statement, TIN certificate, Salary certificate/job certificate, Trade license (if applicable),Property/revenue information. Affidavit of financial support.
• Guidance will be provided based on the sponsor’s nature of income.

Step 2

• Submit the visa application once all documentation is complete.
• Visa Fees: CAD $235.
• No interview required.
• Open a 'student file' at any bank and transfer the first semester’s tuition fees to the university (if not done earlier).

Step 3

• Guidance for travel planning, accommodation arrangements, airport pick-up, and orientation.

Scholarships

Types of scholarships for international students in Canada Scholarships help potential students to study and succeed in their career. It is a good way to get educated without worrying about the tuition costs. You can find limited scholarships for international students in Canada in comparison with those available in Australia or United Kingdom. Here are a few popular types of scholarships that you can come across in the country:

• College or University Scholarships - Offered annually by Canadian institutions, these scholarships include entrance scholarships that are often automatically granted to international students. Regularly check institutional websites for eligibility and application details.
• Government-Funded Scholarships - Provided by the Canadian government for both undergraduate and graduate international students. Visit the official Canadian education website for information on funding opportunities, scholarships, and fellowships.
• Merit Scholarships - Awarded to students with outstanding academic achievements, artistic talent, or accomplishments in sports or community work. These scholarships prioritize talent over financial need.
• Financial Scholarships (Bursaries) - Target international students needing financial assistance. While many are for Canadian residents, some are available for foreign students.
• Privately-Funded Scholarships - Funded by private donors or businesses, these scholarships often target specific fields of study. Explore Canadian forums and connect with students for more information.
• York University Scholarship Program - Award amount: $60,000–$100,000. Eligibility: Excellent academic background or over two years of work experience. Duration: Four years.
• Lester B. Pearson Scholarship - Granted by the University of Toronto, this scholarship covers tuition fees, resident support, incidental fees, and study material. Requires a strong academic record and demonstrated talents or skills.
• Winnipeg President Scholarship - Value: $3,500–$5,000. Granted by the University of Winnipeg to international students with notable career achievements and the potential for advancement.
• Carleton University Entrance Scholarship - Award value: $4,000–$16,000. Eligibility: Students must meet an 80% or higher academic average.
• University of Waterloo Master’s Awards of Excellence - Award amount: $2,500 per term. Granted to merit students pursuing research-based courses.
• Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships - Award amount: $50,000 annually for three years. Designed for students pursuing doctoral-level programs.
• University of Calgary Awards - Scholarships range from $1,000 to $40,000 and cover various programs based on merit and academic achievements.
• University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowships - Award amount: $14,000–$18,000 annually. Created for PhD-level students pursuing doctoral programs.

Partner Institutes

• University of Manitoba - Manitoba
• International College of Manitoba (ICM) - Manitoba
• Toronto Metropolitan University - Ontario
• University of Windsor - Ontario
• Brock University - Ontario
• Algoma University - Ontario
• Laurentian University - Ontario
• Lakehead University - Ontario
• Trent University - Ontario
• Lambton College - Ontario
• Seneca College - Ontario
• Centennial College - Ontario
• Ontario Tech University - Ontario
• University of Niagara Falls - Ontario
• Niagara College, Toronto - Ontario
• Fleming College, Toronto - Ontario
• University of Saskatchewan - Saskatchewan
• University of Regina - Saskatchewan
• Fraser International College (FIC) - British Columbia
• NYIT – Vancouver - British Columbia
• Vancouver Island University - British Columbia
• Justice Institute of BC - British Columbia
• University Canada West - British Columbia
• Fairleigh Dickinson University - British Columbia
• Concordia University of Edmonton - Alberta
• ULethbridge International College Calgary (UICC) - Alberta
• Dalhousie University - Nova Scotia
• Cape Breton University - Nova Scotia
• University of Prince Edward Island - PEI
• Memorial University of Newfoundland - Newfoundland