Advantages of studying in Canada

1. Canada has a strong economy, advanced technology, and abundant educational resources, making its education system highly regarded globally. With over 90 universities and nearly 150 colleges, degrees and diplomas earned in Canada are recognized worldwide, with high value placed on Canadian education.

2. There is a wide range of programs available for study in Canada, with computer science, communication engineering, business management, accounting, finance, bioengineering, and environmental engineering being among the most highly regarded. Canada ranks among the top global leaders in these fields. The Canadian education system is flexible, allowing international students to transfer credits and switch between universities.

3. The cost of studying in Canada is reasonable and comparatively low compared to other countries such as USA and UK.

4. Eligible students can gain valuable Canadian work experience through off-campus work opportunities.

5. Canada is a multicultural country with a relaxed immigration policy, which encourages and offers incentives for international students to immigrate to Canada after completing their studies.

6. There is no need for TOEFL or IELTS scores to be admitted to many Canadian schools, and students can first take English courses in Canada.

7. As Canada borders USA, the two countries have a mutually beneficial and relatively free border policy, which is beneficial for students who wish to transfer to American universities or work in the United States.

8. Canada’s ecological environment is beautiful, and its comprehensive welfare index ranks third globally. It has been named the “world’s most ideal living place” by the United Nations for seven consecutive years.

Bright Spot of Studying in Canada—International Students Have an Easier Path to Canadian PR

1. Canada has relaxed immigration policies, allowing international students to work in Canada for 3 years after obtaining a Canadian degree, which makes it easier for them to apply for Canadian PR.
2. Canadian Experience Class program is particularly favorable for international students. Graduates who have worked in Canada for 1 year can apply for PR without an employer’s sponsorship. The processing time is between 6 and 12 months.
3. On April 21, 2010, the province of Ontario announced that “Ontario PhD graduates can apply for PR directly through the Provincial Nominee Program.”
4. On June 14, 2010, Ontario also announced that “Ontario Master’s graduates can apply for PR directly through the Provincial Nominee Program,” without restrictions on employer or field of study.