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Section Title: Study in Canada

Information for Foreign Students

About Off-Campus!

Post-Graduation Employment

Studying in another country is an adventure and a challenge. Canadian educational institutions offer a wide range of opportunities for foreign students. Please refer to the following information to guide you through the application process:

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Choosing a School, College, or University in Canada:
Find information about:

  • choosing where to study in Canada; and
  • health insurance.
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How to apply for a Study Permit:
Find all the forms you need to apply for a Study Permit, along with step-by-step instructions. This includes information about:

  • medical examinations;
  • police checks;
  • application fees; and
  • financial requirements.
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After you apply:
Learn more about:

  • understanding the conditions on your Study Permit; and
  • exiting and re-entering Canada.
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Arriving in Canada:
Find what you need to know about:

  • arriving at Customs;
  • documents you need; and
  • terms and conditions of your Study Permit.
* Applying to change conditions or to renew your Study Permit:
Find out if you need to apply to change programs or schools or renew your Study Permit, and print the forms from here.
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Work opportunities for foreign students:
Find out more about:

  • working on campus;
  • working off-campus;
  • participating in a co-op or internship program;
  • working in Canada after you graduate;
  • work permits for students at private institutions; and
  • work permits for spouses or common-law partners.
* Minor Children Studying in Canada:
Learn more about the specific conditions for minor children studying in Canada.
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