Canada
Best-in-class post-graduation work permit and PR pipeline.
Visa Type
Study Permit
Intakes
January / May / September
Avg. Tuition/Yr
NPR 18,00,000 – 30,00,000
Success Rate
78%
Why students choose Canada
- Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) valid up to 3 years — one of the strongest PR pipelines available to students.
- Diploma and degree pathways through public colleges are more budget-accessible than most Western destinations.
- Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs give graduates a structured PR route.
- Safe, welcoming, and increasingly large Nepali student community in Ontario and BC.
At a Glance
Visa Success Rate
78% for well-prepared applicants
Living Costs
NPR 1,00,000 – 1,30,000 / month
Work Rights
24 hrs/week during term, full-time on breaks
PR Pathway
Available for eligible graduates
Universities we place students at
Fraser Valley partner colleges
British Columbia
Georgian College (partner pathway)
Ontario
Courses students apply for most
Ways to reduce your tuition cost
College Entrance Scholarship
CAD 1,000–3,000
Merit-based, varies by college
What the visa application actually needs
Visa Requirements
- 01Letter of Acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
- 02Proof of financial support (GIC or bank statement + tuition receipt)
- 03Statement of Purpose explaining study plan and ties to Nepal
- 04Medical exam (if required)
- 05Biometrics
Documents Required
- 01Valid passport
- 02Letter of Acceptance (DLI)
- 03GIC certificate or equivalent financial proof
- 04Academic transcripts and certificates
- 05Statement of Purpose
- 06IELTS/language test results
Career opportunities
Business administration and supply chain
IT and software development
Hospitality and food service management
Early childhood and community services
Students who chose Canada
“They were upfront that Canada's approval odds were tougher than Korea's for my profile, and helped me build a stronger Statement of Purpose instead of just hoping. Honesty over a quick sale — that's rare.”
Sangam Thapa · Georgian College
Questions about studying in Canada
Canada's study permit assessment weighs 'dual intent' and ties to home country heavily, and processing standards have tightened in recent years. We focus heavily on building a strong, well-documented Statement of Purpose to address this directly.