India remains the top source country for study in Canada.

Highlights

 Total International Students in Canada in 2019: 6,40,000

Total International Students from Jan-April 2020: 67,000

Total Source Countries:  156

Top 3: India, China and, S. Korea.

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Why Canada is the favorite destination for Indian students & parents?

 With the rise in the Indian lower middle-class and greater spending power, Indian students and their parents today have many choices when it comes to overseas education. The decision making in regards to the preferred study destination are no more dominated by peers and attractive promotional stuff, but instead on quality, cost, safety and post study benefits.

With quality education, affordable tuition fee, safe cities, post study work permit, and as a pathway to Canadian permanent residence, the decision to study in Canada by Indian families is understandable and respectable decision.

Changes due to COVID 19

 Canada have made some important changes last month in their Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) rules for international students who want to study in Canada in the fall intake (Sept 2020). This special post study permit allows international students to gain Canadian experience.

Due to the global lock-down and travel restrictions in place, the students can get themselves enrolled for their post-graduate study programs from the Designated Institutions of Learning (DIL), begin the program online, and still be eligible for 3 year PGWP after coming to Canada! It’s a great relief and opportunity for thousands of Indian students.

Another benefit that Indian students will enjoy is the savings on part of their living expenses in Canada. The international students arriving in Canada every year contribute $22 Billion to its economy and support some 1,70,000 jobs! It’s a great deal!

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