Why Choose Canada?

Canada is one of the top choices for international students, known for high-quality education, safety, post-study work options, and a multicultural environment.

  • Globally Recognised Degrees: Canadian degrees are respected worldwide and open global career paths.

  • Affordable Education: Lower tuition fees compared to other English-speaking countries.

  • Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): Up to 3 years of open work permit after study.

  • Multicultural Society: Friendly and inclusive, with students from over 180 countries.

  • Safe & Student-Friendly: One of the safest countries with excellent healthcare and quality of life.

Popular Courses in the Canada

Business & Finance

Healthcare & Nursing

Artificial Intelligence & Data Science

Computer Science & IT

Project Management

Engineering

Hospitality & Tourism

Canada Education System Overview

Level

Duration

Entry Requirement

12th grade + IELTS

High School Diploma + IELTS

Bachelors Degree + IELTS

Bachelors Degree + IELTS

Master’s Degree + research

Diploma/Adv Diploma

Bachelors Degree

Postgraduate Diploma

Masters Degree

Doctorate (PhD)

2-3 years

3-4 years

1-2 years

1-2 years

4-6 years

Cost of Studying in Canada

Expenses

Approx Annual Cost

CAD 15,000 – 35,000

CAD 10,000 – 15,000

CAD 150

CAD 10,000

Tuition Fees

Living Expenses

Visa Application

GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate)

Canada Visa Interview (IRCC) – Common Questions

Canada doesn’t usually conduct in-person embassy interviews for student visas, but in case of telephonic verification or secondary review, here are common questions:

  • Mention quality education, safety, PGWP, diverse culture.

  • Talk about program relevance, rankings, curriculum, and career scope.

  • Show alignment with your past studies and career goals.

  • Mention tuition fees paid, GIC, parental or personal savings, loans (if any).

  • Best to say: “I plan to gain international experience and return to my home country to apply my skills.”

  • Answer honestly with details.

  • Be truthful. Mention relation and location if yes.

Make it stand out.

  • Riya S., Conestoga College

    “From college selection to visa application, UniEO made the process so smooth. I got my visa under SDS in just 19 days!”

  • Harsh P., Seneca College

    “UniEO helped me write a solid SOP and get into my dream college. I’m now studying Business Analytics in Toronto!”

  • Neha T., Fanshawe College

    “As a science graduate, I was unsure where to apply. UniEO guided me into a healthcare program that fits perfectly.”

  • Kunal D., University of Waterloo (Master’s)

    “UniEO’s tips on GIC, medicals, and documentation were spot on. Their experience with SDS really shows!”

  • Meera M., Georgian College

    “Thanks to UniEO, I got a scholarship and fast-tracked my visa. I couldn’t have managed all this on my own.”

FAQs

    • Academic transcripts (10th, 12th, Bachelor’s if PG)

    • IELTS/Duolingo/PTE score

    • Statement of Purpose (SOP)

    • Resume (for PG or Master’s)

    • Passport copy

    • Application fees (if applicable)

    • Fall (September) – Major intake

    • Winter (January) – Secondary intake

    • Summer (May) – Limited programs

  • Yes, many accept Duolingo or PTE. Some may waive English test with MOI (for select countries) or conditional admission with ESL.

    • SDS (Student Direct Stream): Faster visa processing for students from select countries (e.g., India, Vietnam).
      Requires IELTS (6.0 overall, no band <6), full tuition paid, GIC of CAD 10,000.

    • Non-SDS: Slower, more documentation required.

  • 100%! UniEO helps with:

    • Shortlisting

    • Application portal access

    • SOP/LOR writing

    • Tracking offer letters

    • Visa filing

  • GIC stands for Guaranteed Investment Certificate, showing CAD 10,000 for living expenses. It’s a must for SDS applicants and acts as proof of funds.

    • SDS: ~4–6 weeks

    • Non-SDS: ~8–12 weeks
      Early application is highly recommended.

  • Yes!

    • Up to 20 hours/week during study

    • Full-time during breaks
      And with PGWP after graduation, you can work for up to 3 years.

  • Yes. If you're enrolled in a full-time PG program or a Master's, your spouse can apply for an Open Work Permit, and kids for a study permit.

  • You can reapply after addressing the reason for rejection. Unieo helps students revise SOPs, documents, and improve visa success chances.