Pursuing their higher education in Canada is a dream for many students planning to study abroad. Canada is a prime country for international students to establish a strong foundation for their academic and professional career. The number of students immigrating to study in Canada has risen drastically over the last decade as students have now started looking at higher education as an asset which needs sincere investments of efforts and dedication because the fruits that are received in return are equally beneficial for a lifetime.

Beyond Conventional Studies: Canada offers world-class education with regards to the quality and diversified courses, research and innovation. Canadian qualifications are equivalent to education in the United States.

Education Promoters: Higher education in Canada is highly promoted and encouraged, not only to its local students but also for international students. Canada has multiple work benefits to those who have Canadian degrees. Canada is also highly active and keen into research and innovation that offers multiple research courses to its own as well as international students.

Affordable Fees: Compared to other countries offering education to international students, Canada offers higher education for affordable fees for bachelors, masters as well as doctoral studies. Though, the cost of education varies for different courses in various subjects.

Scholarships: When students apply for admission in Canada if your academic records have merit scores, there special provisions of scholarships for international students in Canada. Certain scholarships are specially dedicated for Indian students as well.

Work during the study tenure: International students need to absorb the culture of the country that they have migrated for studies or other reasons. In such a case, taking up jobs always helps. The international students are permitted to work for 20 hours weekly while they are undertaking their full-time degree courses. This allows them to learn the work culture, engage with different people at work and in person, that helps to grow their social and professional network.

Post-Graduate Work Permit: Once the student has completed his degree course, the student is permitted to apply for a work visa that allows to explore full-time opportunities and develop his skills at work and grow globally. The tenure of the work visa depends on the tenure of the course completed, i.e. 3 years for bachelors and 12 months to 18 months for masters.

Pathway to Residency: International students have consecutive pathways that lead to permanent residency for those who have completed their tertiary education in Canada and have also worked in Canada. After post-study work visa, the student can apply for permanent residency as he is now aware of the work and social cultures as well as well adapted to the weather conditions in Canada.

Canada welcomes students internationally: When its time to choose a country to study abroad, the weather, the open-minded cultured, bilingual lifestyle that involves English and French as its major languages; attract many students from abroad.

Day-to-Day Expenses: The cost of living being comparatively lower than the United States, hence this is also one of the reasons students prefer Canada for higher education.

Bi-lingual lifestyle: There is a huge influence of the French and English on food, culture and traditions in Canada. Students can gradually learn French as a local language expanding their linguistic skills as well.