Studying completely for free is rare, but partial scholarships, grants, and tuition discounts are available. Full scholarships are competitive and often based on academic excellence.

Review institution-verified scholarships and grants here: https://www.canstudyhub.com/scholarships-and-grants-in-canada-for-international-students

Tip: Prioritize awards offered directly by Canadian institutions/government.

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Requirements vary by program but usually include specific high-school/undergrad courses, competitive averages, and English/French proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo). Some programs need portfolios, interviews, or experience.

Link: https://www.canstudyhub.com/how-to-apply/admission-requirements-in-canada-for-international-students

Look for school‑issued awards and government opportunities; compare eligibility, deadlines, and required documents before applying.

https://www.canstudyhub.com/scholarships-and-grants-in-canada-for-international-students

Yes, if your program is longer than 6 months. For shorter programs, a visitor visa or eTA may be enough — but you cannot extend short-term programs without applying for a study permit from outside Canada.

Compare bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD programs, admission averages, co‑op/research options, and PGWP‑eligible pathways.

https://www.canstudyhub.com/programs-of-study-in-canada/universities-in-canada-for-international-students

After you receive an acceptance letter, gather financial proof and required forms, then apply online; check current IRCC rules before submitting.

https://www.canstudyhub.com/student-visa-and-study-permit-in-canada

Yes. Your spouse may apply for an open work permit, and school-age children can study in public school. You must show sufficient funds to support your family.

Yes, most students can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) valid for up to 3 years, depending on your program length.

Often yes—eligible full-time students in eligible programs at designated learning institutions can work off-campus during study terms and full-time in scheduled breaks (per current IRCC rules). Always confirm the conditions on your study permit.

Link: https://www.canstudyhub.com/student-visa-and-study-permit-in-canada