Study in Canada from Pakistan
Quality education in a safe, welcoming, multicultural setting. Canada combines high-quality education with safe, diverse cities and programmes that often include work experience. Many students choose Canada for its balance of academic reputation, cost and lifestyle.
Why study in Canada?
- Good value. Tuition is often lower than in the US or UK for comparable quality, and degrees are recognised globally.
- Co-op and work-integrated programmes. Many colleges and universities include paid work terms that build experience while you study.
- Safe and multicultural. Consistently welcoming cities with large international student communities.
- Pathways after study. Eligible graduates may qualify for work permits and later for immigration pathways.
Undergraduate, postgraduate and pathway programmes
Foreign Migration guides students into Canada at every level of study, not only postgraduate degrees:
Undergraduate
Three to four-year bachelor's degrees, and two to three-year diplomas at colleges, both widely recognised by Canadian employers.
Postgraduate
One to two-year master's degrees, plus graduate certificates that add a specialised, job-focused credential onto an existing degree.
Pathway & foundation
College and university pathway programmes accept lower grades or English scores, with a route into a full diploma or degree after successful completion.
Popular fields of study
Partner and popular universities (40+)
We work with, and regularly guide applications to, universities including:
Conestoga College
Seneca Polytechnic
Centennial College
University of Regina
Fanshawe College
Cape Breton University
Humber College
George Brown College
Algonquin College
Niagara College
Lambton College
St. Clair College
Georgian College
Sheridan College
Durham College
Loyalist College
Confederation College
Northern College
Canadore College
Camosun College
University of Winnipeg
Trent University
Vancouver Island University
Thompson Rivers University
University of Northern British Columbia
Cape Breton University
Yorkville University
University of the Fraser Valley
Kwantlen Polytechnic University
MacEwan University
Mount Royal University
University of Prince Edward Island
Memorial University of Newfoundland
Brock University
University of Windsor
Lakehead University
Nipissing University
University of Saskatchewan
Ontario Tech University
Toronto Metropolitan UniversityUniversity names above are shown for information only, to illustrate the range of institutions we work with in Canada; it is not an exclusive or complete list, and inclusion does not itself guarantee admission. Each university's own logo is used to identify it wherever we have the logo file on file; others show as initials until a logo is added. Entry requirements and available scholarships vary by university and we confirm current options for your profile at your consultation.
Typical admission requirements
- Letter of acceptance from a designated learning institution
- Provincial attestation letter where required
- Valid passport and academic documents
- English test score
- Proof of funds for tuition and living costs
- Study plan or letter of explanation
- Medical examination, police certificate and biometrics where required
Working while you study and after
Eligible students can work part-time during study, and some graduates qualify for a post-graduation work permit. Study permit limits, provincial requirements and programme eligibility have changed recently, so we check the current rules before you apply.
The student visa journey
- Choose an eligible programmeSelect a programme at a designated learning institution and check its eligibility for work options.
- Get your acceptance letterAccept the offer, pay any deposit and obtain a provincial attestation letter if required.
- Prepare funds and documentsArrange proof of funds, your study plan and academic and identity documents.
- Apply for the study permitSubmit your application online, give biometrics and complete medicals if asked.
- Plan your arrivalAfter approval, arrange accommodation, flights and insurance.
Popular study cities
Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary and Ottawa.
How Foreign Migration helps you study in Canada
We shortlist universities and courses that match your grades and budget, prepare and submit your applications, search scholarships, check your visa file page by page and support you until you arrive. Your first consultation is free.
Ready to study in Canada?
Tell us your grades, budget and goals. We will tell you what is realistic and what to do next.