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Canada offers a world-class education system with globally recognized degrees. Experience a diverse, safe, and multicultural environment while pursuing your studies in top-ranked Canadian universities and colleges. Enjoy excellent opportunities for research, innovation, and post-study work options.

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Step 1
  • Complete Academic documents
  • Recommendation Letter 2 nos.
  • Work experience
  • Passport
  • Updated CV
  • Statement of Purpose
Step 2
  • Complete Application form & pay the Application fee (limited university)
Step 3
  • Received Offer Letter
  • Signed Offer Letter
Step 4
  • NOC
Step 5
  • Fee Payment to Education Provider
Step 6
  • Receive LOA
Step 6
  • Schedule Medical
Step 7
  • Prepare Financial Documents
  • Income Source
  • Relation Certificate
  • Property Valuation
  • Translation of Required Documents and Notarization of all the documents
  • Bank Loan If Taken (Option)
Step 8
  • Police Report (Optional)
Step 9
  • SOP for High Commission
  • Visa Apply through Online
  • Online Visa Fee & Biometrics payment
Step 15
  • VFS Appointment for Biometrics
  • Biometrics Collection

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Study in Canada from Nepal: 2026 Key Facts

Essential details for Nepalese students planning their studies, GIC requirements, and work permits in Canada.

Major Intakes
Fall / Winter / Summer
Min. Language
IELTS 6.0+ / PTE 60+
Living Cost (GIC)
CAD 20,635
Post-Study Work
Up to 3 Yrs (PGWP)

Canada Student Visa FAQs for Nepalese Students

As per IRCC requirements, international students applying for a Canadian Study Permit must purchase a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) of CAD 20,635 from participating Canadian banks (e.g., CIBC, Scotiabank, ICICI Canada) to cover their first year's living expenses.
For diploma and undergraduate degree courses, Nepali students generally require a minimum GPA of 2.8 or above in their Class 12 (+2) board exams. An overall IELTS Academic score of 6.0 (with no band less than 6.0) or equivalent PTE score is typically required for direct admission into Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs).
Yes. Full-time international students enrolled at a DLI are permitted to work off-campus up to 24 hours per week during regular academic sessions, and full-time during designated scheduled breaks like summer and winter vacations.
Graduates who complete a full-time program of at least 8 months at an eligible DLI are eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP). Programs of 2 years or longer generally qualify for a 3-year open work permit, providing an ideal pathway to Canadian Permanent Residency via Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP).
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