| Provinces | Cost of Undergraduate Studies in Canada | Cost of Graduate Studies in Canada |
|---|---|---|
| Quebec | $9,168 - 10,518 | $8,268 - 20,000 |
| Alberta | $6,293 - 11,078 | $5,298 - $19,200 |
| Ontario | $6,900 - 16,204 | $5,432 - 29,000 |
| British Columbia | $4,462 - 15,870 | $2,272 - $17,499 |
| Newfoundland | $7,260 | $1,896 - 3,549 |
| Manitoba | $4,940 - 6,900 | $3,795 - 9,685 |
| New Brunswick | $7,063 - 10,720 | $5,610 - 8,465 |
| Prince Edward Island | $7,510 | $6,100 |
| Saskatchewan | $7,779 - 10,890 | $5,313 |
The minimum amount required by the Department of Home Affairs to issue a Canadian student visa is $10,000 for 12 months (excluding the cost of spouse or any other dependent family member.
Type
Expenses
Off Campus Lodging
$250 - $ 750 per month
School/University Provided Home-stays
$ 400 - $800 per month
School/University Provided Residence/Dormitory
$3000 - $7500 per year
International students, while studying in Canada, can work up to 20 hours per week to meet their living costs. The country offers many part-time employment opportunities in different sectors including hospitality, travel, tourism, Food Service, etc. However, it is essential for an international student to get aware of the requirements and obligations of their visa.
While the international graduates are also allowed to work for 2 years. They can also apply for permanent residency after completing 1 year of working in the Canadian workforce.
Before applying for a job in Canada, you must get a Social Insurance number (SIN). It is a nine digit number that provides an access to government programs and benefits whilst allow employers to process payroll and inform Canadian Revenue Agency of the amount of money you earn.
| Bus Fare One Way | $2.00 - $3.00 |
| Groceries | $150 - $200 per month |
| Utilities & Miscellaneous | $300 per month |
| Average Restaurant Meal | $10.00 - 25.00 per person |
| Movie | $11.50 - $13 Approx |
| Air ticket | $500 to $2000 |
| Health/Medical Insurance | $300 to $500 |
