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Paid Consultancy Service

Your Higher-Education Dream in Canada — Start Today

From admission to a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) to your study permit, GIC and PGWP — our experienced counsellors are with you at every step.

Up to 3-Year PGWP24 hrs/week Work RightsPathway to PRSep, Jan & May Intakes
100+
Designated Learning Institutions
3 yrs
Post-Study Work Permit (PGWP)
24 hrs
Off-Campus Work per Week
Top 5
Global Study Destination

Our ServicesEnd-to-End Support

From free counselling to visa-file submission, we provide complete, transparent and expert support at every stage of your Canadian study journey.

Expert Counselling

One-to-one guidance to choose the right province, DLI and program based on your grades, budget and career goals.

Admission & Application Processing

Applications to multiple universities/colleges, document verification, and securing your offer letter and Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL).

SOP & Documentation

A strong Statement of Purpose (SOP), study plan and supporting documents crafted to satisfy the visa officer.

GIC & Proof of Funds Guidance

Step-by-step help opening a GIC account with a Canadian bank, paying tuition, and correctly presenting your source of funds.

Study Permit (Visa) Filing

Your complete study-permit process — IRCC online application, biometrics, medical and file tracking — handled by us.

Pre-Departure & Arrival Support

Ticketing, forex, airport and accommodation preparation, plus guidance on SIN, banking and settling in after you land.

Work Rights & Post-Study Work

Working while you study and after you graduate in Canada — the following reflects the latest IRCC rules (2024-25).

Student Part-Time Work

Valid study-permit holders can work off-campus up to 24 hours per week during term (the 2024 rule; it was 20) and full-time during scheduled breaks.

Spouse Open Work Permit

A student’s spouse may get an open work permit, but since 2024 this is limited mainly to spouses of students in graduate (master’s/doctoral) and select professional programs — not every program.

Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)

After an eligible program, a PGWP of up to 3 years depending on program length — opening Canadian work experience and a pathway to permanent residence (a language result is required since 2024).

Popular universities

Full support with admission, scholarships and visa at each. Click any card for details.

University of WindsorA leading Canadian comprehensive university

University of Windsor

Windsor, Ontario

Tuition from
C$36,000–C$42,000/yr
Scholarship
C$2,000–C$16,000
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University of ReginaAffordable, co-op-focused public university

University of Regina

Regina, Saskatchewan

Tuition from
C$20,000–C$26,000/yr
Scholarship
C$1,000–C$4,000
View details
University of ManitobaU15 research-intensive university

University of Manitoba

Winnipeg, Manitoba

Tuition from
C$20,000–C$30,000/yr
Scholarship
C$3,000–C$5,000
View details
Toronto Metropolitan UniversityA top innovation-driven Canadian university

Toronto Metropolitan University

Toronto, Ontario

Tuition from
C$32,000–C$40,000/yr
Scholarship
C$4,000–C$10,000
View details
University of SaskatchewanU15 research-intensive university

University of Saskatchewan

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Tuition from
C$22,000–C$28,000/yr
Scholarship
C$5,000–C$20,000
View details
Cape Breton UniversityA small university popular with Bangladeshi students

Cape Breton University

Sydney, Nova Scotia

Tuition from
C$18,000–C$24,000/yr
Scholarship
C$1,000–C$8,000
View details
University of New BrunswickA top comprehensive Canadian university

University of New Brunswick

Fredericton, New Brunswick

Tuition from
C$19,000–C$26,000/yr
Scholarship
C$2,000–C$24,000
View details
Thompson Rivers UniversityAn affordable public university in British Columbia

Thompson Rivers University

Kamloops, British Columbia

Tuition from
C$20,000–C$26,000/yr
Scholarship
C$2,000–C$10,000
View details
Trent UniversityA top primarily-undergraduate Canadian university

Trent University

Peterborough, Ontario

Tuition from
C$30,000–C$36,000/yr
Scholarship
C$2,000–C$30,000
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University of LethbridgeA top undergraduate-focused Canadian university

University of Lethbridge

Lethbridge, Alberta

Tuition from
C$18,000–C$24,000/yr
Scholarship
C$2,000–C$10,000
View details
Memorial University of NewfoundlandA leading research university in Atlantic Canada

Memorial University of Newfoundland

St. John’s, Newfoundland & Labrador

Tuition from
C$12,000–C$20,000/yr
Scholarship
C$1,000–C$5,000
View details
Brock UniversityA top comprehensive university in Ontario

Brock University

St. Catharines, Ontario

Tuition from
C$28,000–C$35,000/yr
Scholarship
C$2,000–C$16,000
View details

Get a free Canada admission assessment

Send your profile — we assess eligibility, best-fit universities and scholarships. Fast reply on WhatsApp.

Our Service Packages & Charges

The charges below are for our consultancy service only; university tuition, IRCC visa fees, biometrics, GIC and medical costs are not included. All fees are transparent and set by a written agreement.

Standard Package

Counselling, admission to 1 university/college, SOP review and document checklist

Premium Package

Multiple applications, full SOP writing, GIC & proof-of-funds guidance and the complete study-permit visa file

GIC / SDS-Style Fast-Track Add-on

Opening a Canadian GIC account, tuition payment and fast-processing documentation support

Talk to us about packages & pricing

Message us on WhatsApp for the right package and pricing for your profile — free consultation, no obligation.

The Application Steps

From planning to your first class in Canada — a well-organised process that usually takes 4 to 8 months.

  1. 1-2 weeks

    01.Free Assessment & Counselling

    We assess your academics, IELTS and budget, then shortlist the right province, DLI and programs.

  2. 4-8 weeks

    02.Admission Application & Offer Letter

    Submit applications to the chosen universities/colleges and secure your conditional/unconditional offer letter.

  3. 2-4 weeks

    03.Tuition, GIC & PAL

    Pay the first-year tuition, open a GIC account with a Canadian bank and obtain the Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL).

  4. 1-2 weeks

    04.SOP & Visa Document Preparation

    Prepare a strong SOP, proof of funds, sponsor documents and forms to build the complete visa file.

  5. 3-12 weeks

    05.Study Permit Application & Biometrics

    Submit the online study-permit application to IRCC, complete biometrics and medical, and track the file.

  6. 1-2 weeks

    06.Visa Approval & Departure

    Visa on your passport, ticketing, a pre-departure briefing and a settlement guide once you arrive in Canada.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Start Your Journey to Study in Canada Today

Book a free assessment — our experienced counsellors will review your profile and map out the right university, program and study-permit plan for you.