•  Canadian degrees are widely recognized and renowned for the world-class education they represent.
• Students can develop marketable industry-related  skills.
• Learning is based on cutting-edge technology and real-world applications.
• Canada is one of the G8 leaders in  per capita investment in education, leading to the establishment of prestigious and highly regarded faculties, programs and research institutions.
• Opportunity to work up to 20 hours per week during their semester.
• Canada's 445 universities maintain high standards of academic excellence and are consistently recognized in the top international rankings.
• Combine this with Canada's emphasis on industry-specific applied research, and it's no surprise that more than 90% of Canadian alumni are employed within six months of earning their degree.
• Canada is an international leader in computing and information technology, particularly in the fields of telecommunications, medical devices, aerospace engineering, lasers, biotechnology, oceans and the environment, and several other fields.
• Through the innovative School Net program, Canada is the first country in the world to connect schools and libraries to the Internet.

Tradition & Culture

Many Indigenous Canadians live on their traditional lands, but many others have moved to cities across Canada. Canada’s history, its culture has been influenced by European culture and traditions, especially British and French, and by its own indigenous cultures. The culture of Canada is a term that embodies the artistic, culinary, literary, humour, musical, political, and social elements that are representative of Canada and Canadians.

Climet

Canada's Pacific coast is relatively mild year-round, while the Prairie Provinces (in the central western portion of the country) have greater extremes (cold winters and warm summers).

Food

The most “Canadian” dishes include bacon, poutine and maple syrup. Canada's national dish  is a dish called poutine, which is a high-calorie dish consisting of French fries, cheddar cheese curds, and gravy. Canadian cuisine was originally seen in the province of Quebec, but can be found throughout Canada and has spread to the United Kingdom and the United States.

Religion

Religion is a fundamental element of Canadian society, where all citizens are free to practice the religion of their choice, as long as their practice does not violate the law.

Safety

Canada is a friendly and safe country with a high standard of living. Low crime rates, excellent student health benefits, and universities that focus on student safety and well-being make studying in Canada a good choice for anyone interested in studying abroad. Their personal safety  abroad. The Global Peace Index ranks Canada among the 10 safest countries in the world to visit.

Health

Compared to other countries, health insurance in Canada is inexpensive, but the services provided by Canadian hospitals  are among  the most advanced and accessible in the world.

Transport

Using multipurpose public transportation is the most popular means of transportation for students in Canada. Due to Canada's large area, people often travel between major cities by plane. All major cities have airports with regular flights to and from many locations. Canada's rail network stretches across the country, from Halifax, Nova Scotia, in the east to Vancouver and Prince Rupert, British Columbia, in the west. Trains in Canada are very safe and comfortable. Buying train tickets in advance is usually cheaper. Taking the bus can be the cheapest way to travel between cities. This is often the only way  to get to small towns if you don't drive a car. Remember that bus journeys can be very long due to the distance. In coastal regions of Canada such as British Columbia and the Atlantic region, ferries are a popular means of transportation. Many ferries carry both passengers and vehicles. Canada has an extensive highway network, making long-distance travel by car  between most destinations possible.

Sports

In Canada, indigenous people have played lacrosse for thousands of years, making it the national summer  sport. Dr.  James Naismith invented basketball in 1891 to exercise young athletes during the winter, and hockey was invented in Canada in the 1800s. For children, basketball Kick is the most popular game. As part of a healthy and active lifestyle, Canadians of all ages can participate in sports activities at all levels and in many different forms.

Tuition fees depend on the type of degree and the institution  you choose. Their range is approximately between  13,000 and 35,000 CAD per year. Typically, humanities, education and arts courses will be slightly cheaper, while subjects such as medicine and engineering are likely to be more expensive. If you want to study at a postgraduate level,  tuition fees are usually higher and  vary depending on the program. The average cost of these programs ranges from 30,000 to 42,000 CAD.

Undergraduate program: CAD 13,000 to CAD 20,000 per year
Postgraduate program: CAD 17,000 to CAD 25,000 per year
Doctoral degree: CAD 7,000 to CAD 15,000 per year
MBA: CAD 30,000 to CAD 40,000 per year in average

As per the immigration rules in Canada, students must have CAD 10,000 annually and CAD 11,000 in Quebec for living expenses.

On campus: CAD 800 - CAD 1000
Shared Apartment: CAD 400 - CAD 700
Homestay: CAD 700 - CAD 900
Health Insurance: CAD 600 - CAD 900 per year

Canada is a favorite place for international students  because it has a good education system, diverse culture and  friendly society. With affordable tuition fees, after-school jobs and friendly people, it's no surprise that Canada is becoming an increasingly popular destination for Nepali students. If you are a Nepali student planning to study in Canada, you will need to apply for a student visa. We will look at the entire Canadian student visa process for Nepalis in this section.

Find a University / College in Canada

The first step in the process of obtaining a student visa is finding a university or college in Canada that you want to attend. There are many options to choose from, including universities, colleges, and language schools. To find a university or college in Canada, you can

• Search Online
  Many websites, such as the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) and Educate in Canada, can help you find universities in Canada. You can search for universities and colleges using these websites by location, program type, and other criteria.
• Contact Universities Directly
  Contact universities directly You can also ask universities directly  about their programs and admission requirements.
  Many universities have international student offices where you can get information and support such as program quality, tuition and living costs, etc.

Gathering Necessary Documents

 Once accepted to a Canadian university, you will need to gather a few things before you can apply for a Canadian student visa  from Nepal. Here is the document: 

• Completed student permit application form
• Academic Certificates
• Valid passport/travel document
• The college’s or university’s letter of acceptance
• Property Valuation
• A Statement of Purpose (SOP)
• Source of Income
• Two current passport-sized photos with your name and birth date on the back are required.
• Clean medical and police reports
• CV, Work Experience letter (if any)
• Letters of Recommendation
• Proof of financial support during your study tenure.

TUITION FEE

When you receive an admission letter, the next step you need to do is  pay  college or university tuition. After paying your tuition, you will receive a receipt from the university. Remember to keep your receipt as you will be asked to present it when you apply for your visa. There are a number of fees involved in the student visa application process. These fees include: 

• The visa application fee: This fee covers the cost of processing your student visa application. The current visa application fee for Canada is CAD$150.
• The biometrics fee: If you are required to provide biometrics (fingerprints and a photo) as part of your student visa application, you will need to pay a biometrics fee. The current biometrics fee in Canada is CAD$85.

APPLICATION SUBMIT

Once you receive your acceptance letter  from a college or university in Canada, you need to begin the process of applying for a Canadian student visa. Procedures for applying for a Canadian student visa from Nepal are as follows: 

• Submit the admission letter you received from your institution or university.
• Provide a police report stating that you have no prior criminal history.
• Submit a medical certificate confirming your health to travel and study in Canada.
• Provide proof of your financial resources to continue your study in Canada. The amount should be sufficient to cover your tuition and living expenses, as well as any other expenses in the case of an emergency.
  Once you have all of the required documents and have paid the fees, you can send in your application for a student visa. You can apply online or in person at a visa application center near you.
• To apply online: You will need to create an account on the Government of Canada’s immigration website and complete the online application form. You will also need to upload digital copies of your documents and pay the fees online.
• To apply in person: You will need to make an appointment at the visa application center and bring the required documents with you.

Attend an interview

Depending on your situation, you may need to attend an interview at a visa application center. During the interview, the immigration officer will review your application and ask you questions about your plans to study in Canada. The interview gives immigration officers the opportunity to verify that the information in your application is accurate and that you meet the requirements for a student visa. During the interview, you must be honest and accurate, and you must be willing to talk about your educational and career goals.

After applying for your student visa, you will need to wait for a decision on your application. The time required to process your request will depend on the number of applicants and the complexity of your application. While you wait for a decision, you can check the status of your application online or by contacting the visa application center.

Get your study permit

If your student visa is approved, you will receive a study permit, which is a document that allows you to study in Canada for a specific period of time. You must have your study permit before you can travel to Canada. The study permit will include the start and end dates of your program, as well as any conditions that apply to your studies.

Travel arrangements

You can make travel plans once your passport has been stamped. Make a reservation for a place to stay in advance. You can ask your college or university about available housing options. You will need warm clothing and boots to face the cold winter in Canada, because it is quite cold.

• Consider travel insurance
• Plan for currency exchange
• Make copies of important documents.
• Before you leave, it’s a good idea to research your destination in Canada and learn about the local culture, customs, and laws.
  
   

Travel arrangements You can plan your trip once your passport is stamped. Please book in advance to secure accommodation. You can ask your college or university about available housing options. You will need warm clothes and boots to face the cold Canadian winter as it gets quite cold. Here are some other things to consider: Consider travel insurance Plan your currency exchange Make copies of important documents. Before you go, you should carefully research your destination in Canada and learn about the local culture, customs and laws. Types of student accommodation in Canada:

• Homestay
• Renting a house or apartment
• Student Residence – Dormitories & Townhouses
• University-managed accommodation
• Sharing with friends
• Residential colleges
   

WORK PROGRAM

International students who earn a diploma degree from a higher secondary school in Canada can benefit from the government’s work program. This program allows them to work while studying, gaining valuable work experience related to their field of study.

FULL TIME

To work in Canada after graduation, you must apply for a work permit under the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWPP). PGWPP allows graduates from a Canadian post-secondary institution to gain valuable work experience in Canada. Skilled Canadian work experience gained through PGWPP qualifies graduates for Canadian permanent residence through Express Entry. A work permit under the PGWPP may be issued for the duration of the study program, up to a maximum of three years. The post-graduation work permit cannot be valid longer than the student's study program and the study program must last at least 8 months. For example, if you graduate from a four-year degree program, you may be eligible for a three-year work permit if you meet the criteria. If you graduate from an 8-month certificate program, you will be eligible to apply for a work permit valid for up to 8 months.

PART TIME

What kind of work can you do? There are many different part-time jobs  in industries ranging from hotels to call centers to banking and finance, and more. With some exceptions, it is very unlikely that you will find a part-time job related to your program of study. How many hours can you work? 20 hours per week during study time; 40 hours per week during vacations. Do I need to ask for permission before working? No. About taxes? If you are an international student studying in Canada, you may need to file a Canadian income tax return.