Study in Canada from Nepal
World-class education, welcoming communities and clear pathways after graduation.
- Main intakes
- Jan · May · Sep
- Programme types
- Diploma to Masters
- English tests
- IELTS · PTE · CELPIP*
- Work while studying
- Part-time allowed
Why study in Canada?
Canada is one of the most popular choices for Nepali students thanks to its high-quality colleges and universities, multicultural cities and practical, career-focused programmes. We help you choose the right institution and course, prepare a strong application, and put together a genuine, well-documented study permit file.
Globally recognised qualifications
Canadian diplomas and degrees are respected by employers worldwide.
Career-focused colleges
Many programmes include co-op placements that give real work experience.
Safe & multicultural
A welcoming country with large, established Nepali communities.
Post-study options
Eligible graduates may apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).
Popular courses
- Business & Management
- Information Technology & Computing
- Healthcare & Nursing
- Hospitality & Tourism
- Engineering & Technology
- Supply Chain & Logistics
Intakes
- January (Winter)
- May (Summer)
- September (Fall — largest intake)
Work rights
- Part-time work during academic sessions within the limits set by IRCC
- Full-time work during scheduled breaks (eligible students)
- Post-Graduation Work Permit for eligible programmes and institutions
Entry requirements
- +2 / Bachelor’s academic transcripts with good grades
- IELTS Academic or PTE Academic (score depends on programme)
- Letter of Acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
- Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) where required
- Proof of sufficient funds for tuition and living costs
- Genuine study plan / Statement of Purpose
Plan your budget
| College tuition (per year) | CAD 15,000 – 22,000 |
|---|---|
| University tuition (per year) | CAD 20,000 – 40,000+ |
| Living cost requirement | Set by IRCC — ask us for the current figure |
Figures are indicative only. Fees, fund requirements and visa rules change frequently — contact us for the latest information for your chosen institution.
Documents checklist
- Valid passport
- Academic certificates & transcripts
- English test score report
- Letter of Acceptance & PAL
- Financial documents & sponsor details
- Statement of Purpose
- Tuition fee payment receipt / GIC (if applicable)
- Biometrics & medical (as instructed)
Studying in Canada: common questions
Can I study in Canada after a gap?
Yes. Gaps are acceptable if they are explained and supported with evidence such as work experience or courses. We help you present your gap clearly.
Is IELTS compulsory for Canada?
Most institutions require IELTS Academic or PTE Academic. Accepted tests and scores vary by college and programme, so we check the exact requirement for your chosen course.
Can I bring my spouse to Canada?
Rules for spouses of students have changed in recent years and now depend on your study level and programme. Talk to us for current eligibility.
Enquire about Canada
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Start your Canada application today
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