Maple News reports that American families planning to send their children to school in Canada this fall are navigating a particularly complex landscape due to ongoing border restrictions and processing delays. As per the latest updates, Canada has extended its COVID-19-related travel restrictions on U.S. travelers until at least September […]
Your Complete Guide to Studying in Canada as an International Student
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- September 16, 2025
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Canada continues to be a top global destination for international students, offering renowned academic institutions, a multicultural learning environment, and clear pathways to permanent residency. With over one million international students currently enrolled across the country, Canada stands out as a welcoming and opportunity-rich destination for those seeking world-class education. According to Maple News, whether you're applying for bachelor's, master's, or diploma programs, beginning your Canadian education journey requires early preparation. First, understand the eligibility requirements. These typically include a valid passport, proof of English or French language proficiency, financial evidence to cover tuition and living expenses, and clean medical and criminal backgrounds. It's crucial to apply only to Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs), as only these schools are authorized to host international students. Next, select the right academic program and institution tailored to your career goals. Canada offers a diverse range of study options through universities, colleges, and technical schools. Programs in business, engineering, health sciences, computer science, and hospitality are especially popular among international applicants. Language proficiency is a key factor in the admissions process. Depending on the institution and language of instruction, you’ll need to take standardized language exams such as IELTS, TOEFL, or TEF Canada. Be sure to check the minimum score requirements for each school and prepare well in advance. Once you’ve shortlisted your institutions (usually three to five), prepare your applications carefully. Required documents usually include academic transcripts, language test scores, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and, for graduate programs, a CV. Application…
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