Why choose Canada?
Canada offers more than an education; it offers a future.
World-Class Universities
Canada ranks among the world's leading nations for research and academic excellence.
A Pathway to Permanent Residence
The Post-Graduation Work Permit makes Canada's journey from student to permanent resident among the clearest anywhere.
Inclusive and Safe
A thriving Sri Lankan community and strong safety record make Canada one of the world's most welcoming nations.
A Land of Opportunity
A stable economy drives strong demand and competitive salaries for skilled professionals in tech, healthcare, and engineering.
Plan your Canada journey
Practical insights for studying in Canada
Stay informed about the latest regulations and lifestyle details to plan your move effectively.
What you should know about studying in Canada
- Proof of funds: Show at least CAD 22,895 for living expenses. (This figure applies to provinces outside Quebec, which sets its own, higher requirements.)
- A pathway into your career: Bachelor's/Master's graduates generally qualify for a post-graduation work permit up to three years; college programmes must be on Canada's in-demand list.
- Work rights: Students may work up to 24 hours weekly off-campus in term time, full-time during breaks.
- Apply early: A Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) is required before applying for a study permit—start early.
Popular student cities
- Toronto: The financial heart of Canada, home to a vast multicultural community and boundless opportunity in business and technology.
- Vancouver: Celebrated for its mild climate and spectacular landscapes, and a leading hub for digital media and engineering.
- Montreal: A vibrant, bilingual city with a distinctly European character and some of the most affordable living costs for students.
The cost of living and earning
- Living costs: Monthly expenses vary by province, averaging between CAD 1,500 and CAD 2,500.
- Part-time work rights: With a strong minimum wage of around CAD 16–17 per hour, depending on the province, part-time work can meaningfully ease your everyday expenses.
Scholarships & funding
High-achievers can pursue prestigious awards like the Lester B. Pearson Scholarship and Vanier Graduate Scholarships, while most universities offer automatic entrance awards of CAD 2,000–10,000 based on A-level results.
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