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After completing their studies, freshers in Canada have many opportunities for employment. Students are entitled to a work permit for one year after completing one year of full-time study. The work permit is valid for 3 years after studying for 2 years. The Canadian Experience Class, Provincial Nominee Program, and Express Entry Program become available to them after they have completed one year of work permit.

. There are a variety of housing options on campus, ranging from shared condominiums to dormitory-style housing. . Some on-campus housing costs may or may not include meals and utilities, including internet and phone connections. . Accommodations may be cheaper off-campus, but you'll have to bear additional expenses such as furnishings, water, and electricity.

Scholarships are awarded based on academic achievement and proficiency in English for international students planning to study in Canada. Generally, universities offer scholarships based on eligibility benchmarks without any particular application, but at some institutions, students must apply for those scholarships.

In SPP (Student Partner Program programs, the ideal age limit is 30 years old, and similarly, in non-SPP and university programs it is the same.

In India, many banks provide educational loans to students who want to study abroad. Each bank has its own requirements where you can avail yourself of the education loan facility.

There are many occupations available at present. This list includes occupations 0, A and B, such as arts, business, computers, medicine, management, pharmacy, education, marketing and many more..

If you have completed one year of education in Canada, you can work up to one year and up to three years if you have completed two or more years of education. To get a Work Permit for up to 3 years, you may also select two programs of 1 year each.

A Quebec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) is required to apply to study in Quebec. If you plan on studying in Quebec Province, a CAQ Certificate is a requirement and must accompany your visa application to CIC. You can find more information at our nearest office.

The time it takes to earn certificates, diplomas, or degrees, as well as the credits required to graduate, varies. Certain academic achievements may be suitable for specific career goals or fields. Taking a diploma or certificate alone is similar to taking an associate's degree. But they take less time since general education courses are not required. While Certificates and Diplomas offer more focused education, Degree Programs may require the student to take general education courses to support a rounded education. The requirements for earning a Bachelor's Degree at many universities typically include English, Maths, Science, Philosophy, and History.

If you receive your Letter of Acceptance and meet all the requirements for obtaining a student visa, CIC recommends that you apply for it as soon as possible. Visa applications for each intake have a deadline. Canada has three major intake periods: January (winter intake), May (summer intake) & September (fall intake). Visit our nearest office to find out more.

You should always take advice from experts to make sure you are aware of all your options when it comes to visa filing as part of your student application. Immigration laws change frequently and they are very complicated. You can rely on our experts to provide you with the most current legal advice according to your situation so that you can make an informed decision. We at SureVisa Consultants offer you total peace of mind and satisfaction when we process your visa application.

There is a point-based system for determining whether to grant a permanent resident visa. You will be able to earn valuable points towards your permanent residency in Canada through the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWPP).