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Canada grew 43% over the previous five years and approximately 170% over the last decade by the end of 2022 admissions of international students to study in Canada. 807, 750 international students enrolled in different programs at the end of 2022, and 3% of students were from Nigeria and 2% from Brazil. If you are a Kenyan or Nigerian student and willing to pursue a course that will be successful, reach your trusted abroad education partner.
There are various costs involved with admission which every student and their parents need to assess before enrollment. For instance, food, accommodation, transportation, and other essentials.
Canada’s sectors and throughout all provinces and territories have been hit by inflation. From April 2021 to April 2022, the Canadian Consumer Price Index (CPI) had an increase of 6.8%. It has affected the purchasing capacity of postsecondary students since their main spending is on food, rent, and tuition.
As per Tuition and Living Accommodation Costs (TLAC), average tuition fees for international students in constant dollars have remained increasing over time, especially for undergraduates.
Canadian Mennonite University
| Type of University | Private University |
| Location | Winnipeg, Manitoba |
| Courses Offered | 19 BA majors (UG), 4 MA Degrees, and a collaborative MBA (PG) |
| Popular Programs | Sociology, Theological Studies, Philosophy |
| Annual Tuition Fee for International Students | $11,920 annually for UG students $12, 230 annually for graduate students |
| Scholarships Offered | Full-Tuition Awards for International Students |
University of Northern British Columbia
| Type of University | Public University |
| Location | Main Campus- Prince GeorgeOther campuses in Prince Rupert, Terrace, Quesnel, and Fort St. John |
| Courses Offered | 40+ UG programs30+ PG programs |
| Popular Programs | Education, International Studies, English, Social Sciences |
| Annual Tuition Fee for International Students | $23,818 annually for undergraduate students $7,495 annually for graduate students |
| Scholarships Offered | Graduate Entrance Research Scholarship ($15,000) UNBC Board of Governors Bursary ($1,500) |
Cost of Studying in Canada According to Province
| Province | International Undergraduate Tuition Fee (CAD) |
International Graduate Tuition Fee (CAD) |
| Ontario | $42,185 | $26,236 |
| Courses Offered | $30,903 | $20,295 |
| Popular Programs | Education, International Studies, English, Social Sciences | Public University |
| Annual Tuition Fee for International Students | $23,818 annually for undergraduate students | Public University |
| Scholarships Offered | Graduate Entrance Research Scholarship ($15,000) UNBC Board of Governors Bursary ($1,500) |
Public University |
Accommodation Costs
| Accommodation Type | Average Cost (CAD) |
| Homestays | $400 – $800 per month |
| Dormitory | $3,000 – $7,500 per school/college year |
| Renting | $400 – $1,500 per month |
Tips on managing living expenses and potential cost-saving measures
● To prevent renting, try to get on-campus housing.
● For clothing and utilities, shop at supermarkets.
● For transportation, use cheap rail or bus passes.
● Keep track of your money.
● Search for earning opportunities
● Make a list of your income and expenses
Health insurance costs province-wise
Newfoundland
Normally the cost of health insurance per student in a year is around 480 CAD.
Nova Scotia
Students are obliged to sign up for provincial health insurance for 500 CAD a year.
Quebec
It will cost, however, approx 500 CAD per year.
Ontario
Basic health insurance for each student is 450 CAD per year.
Study Permit Cost
| Application (per person) | CAN$ |
| Study permit (including applications for extensions) | $150 |
| Biometrics fee (per person) | $85 |
| Biometrics fee for a family (2 or more applicants) Maximum total fee for families that are applying together at the same time |
$170 |
A citizen of an eligible country/territory
● Sub-Saharan Africa: Kenya, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Rwanda, Senegal, Tanzania, Uganda
● a student who has full-time enrollment at a post-secondary college/university
● paying tuition fees to that college/university at the time of application and for the full duration of your exchange
Guide for applying for financial assistance- You can explore awards on the Government of Canada International website that are currently being offered to international students for study abroad programs. The Canada Student Loan program gives loans with the same terms (including the interest rate) that permanent Canadian residents have to pay. Use loan comparison tools to see which loans you can apply for. Not all lenders can give student loans to international students in Canada. Once a lender is finalized you can apply through the lender directly.
International students to study in Canada may work as part of a co-op or internship program only if work is an essential part of an academic career. To be able to work, students will require a co-op work permit and a study permit.
How May You Apply For A Co-Op Work Permit?
You must have a valid study permit and your intended employment must be an essential part of
● A post-secondary academic, vocational, or professional training program;
● A secondary-level program that needs students to work to get their secondary or high school diploma or certificate of graduation,
● You are not a medical intern or extern, nor a resident physician (except in veterinary medicine).
Top 5 part-time jobs in Canada
● Teacher’s Assistant (C$15.65/hour)
● Tutor (C$15.00–C$20.00/hour)
● Freelancer (C$25.60/hour)
● Translator (C$21.16/hour)
● Barista (C$11.41/hour)
Study in Canada would get you a brilliant future. Before you are admitted to any program or college, make sure you have complete information. Reach Craydel for proper consultation so that you get to the university or college without spending unnecessarily. Fill out this form to get a call back from us.
