Higher education in Canada
Guaranteed admission even without English, at any age, with school education, and without taking IELTS*
Why choose Canada?
rating
high quality of education standards
CAD 15,000
tuition fee is lower than in the U.S. or the U.K.
freedom
tolerance and non-discrimination in Canadian society
Immigration through education is one of the surest ways to move and stay in Canada
Why study in Canada?
- This is one of the easiest and most reliable ways to move to Canada with subsequent immigration
- You can enter a college or university in Canada at any age after the age of 17
- During your studies, you have the opportunity to work legally and earn $15 per hour or more
- You will learn an in-demand profession for immigration
- Education received in Canada is recognized around the world
How is this beneficial for future immigration?
- Post-graduation work permit in Canada for 1-3 years
- Additional immigration programs specifically for graduates
- Almost guaranteed permanent residency due to new education and work experience
- Improved English and adaptation to the country during the period of study
Why contact us?
You can trust us for several reasons
- License availabilityOur team is headed by the leading licensed immigration consultant from the capital of Canada - Ivanna Pavlenko. License number R706095. Check.
- Our experienceDozens of our clients received visas this year and are already living in Canada!
- Special offersWe partner with over 80 universities and colleges across Canada. We also suggest special offers from partner institutions - tuition discounts and free English courses.
- IELTS is not neededOur partners enroll you without the IELTS test.
- Age is not importantOur youngest client who received a visa was 17 years old, and the most adult one was 52 years old.
- Moving with familyYou can go to Canada as a family. If you get a student visa, your spouse or common-law partner will get a work visa, and your children will get tourist or student visas (depending on their age).
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How do we work?
You sign up for a consultation on study
After the consultation we sign a contract with you
We select a university or college for you and prepare documents for visas
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for a consultation
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Examples of college scholarships
Our partners
We work with colleges, private schools, and universities across Canada
Special offer
Georgian@ILAC College, located in downtown Toronto, suggests a special offer to students who want to study one of the in-demand programs: computer programming, international business management, project management, etc.
Scholarship of CAD 4,000 per year
12 weeks of free English classes
Chance to win an iPhone
Don't doubt it!
We will deduct the consultation cost from your Canadian study agreement if you decide to sign it within a week of assessing your chances of obtaining a visa!
Answers to questions*
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We guarantee your admission to a college, subject to availability, if you meet the requirements (school grades, etc.)
Payment is made in several stages.
1. First, you pay for the consultation. If you sign a contract with us within 7 days, the initial consultation cost is deducted from its value.
2. You pay for our document preparation services.
3. After preliminary enrollment, you will need to pay the deposit directly to the college. Usually, it is CAD 2,500-3,000.
4. You will need to pay the first semester in full before you can apply for your visa.
1. First, you pay for the consultation. If you sign a contract with us within 7 days, the initial consultation cost is deducted from its value.
2. You pay for our document preparation services.
3. After preliminary enrollment, you will need to pay the deposit directly to the college. Usually, it is CAD 2,500-3,000.
4. You will need to pay the first semester in full before you can apply for your visa.
Yes, you must pay a registration fee when you apply to a Canadian college or university. We pay for it ourselves as part of our services.
You can, but the study is in English anyway, and you will need to study at an online language school first.
Most colleges issue a conditional offer letter stating that you can begin your studies after you prove your English skills. To do this, you can take the IELTS or submit a language school certificate. Still, some colleges require taking a language test. We can help you select an institution with no such requirement.
You can study in Canada at any age. Our most adult client at the time of obtaining a student visa was 52 years old.
Most likely, it is too early to enter a Canadian college or university, but we can arrange a study in a private Canadian school.
You have several options for living while you study: - rent an apartment on your own; - live with a host family; - live in a college residence. Depending on the package you choose, we can help you find housing.
Your passport and diploma are sufficient for admission, but other documents may also be required. It all depends on the college or university you want to apply to.
Our student visa application services cost starts from CAD 1,000 for the principal applicant.
It all depends on IRCC's workload and your country of residence. Our record for obtaining a student visa is 1 month.
Yes, we apply for a student visa for the principal applicant. For the family members, other visas are issued. Usually, these are work visas, student visas, or visitor visas.
To increase your chances of getting a visa, you should have the first year of study in Canada paid for, have money to live in the new and expensive country, and, of course, be able to buy a flight ticket, undergo a medical exam, etc. We recommend having at least USD 20,000 (but preferably more!) to study in a public university or college, or at least USD 14,000 to study in a private one, for one student. This includes tuition fees, housing, our services, and a flight. If you want to go with your family, you need to add USD 5,000 for each additional family member.
There are two main differences: 1. Private colleges are usually cheaper than public ones. For example, you can find a good study option for as little as CAD 6,200 a year versus CAD 15,000 at a public college. 2. You can usually get a PGWP - a Post-Graduation Work Permit for 1 to 3 years - after a public college.
Unfortunately, we are not yet working with the province of Quebec.
