Study in South Korea
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Why Study in Canada?
Canada is one of the world's leading study destinations, known for its high-quality, affordable education, safe and welcoming communities, and outstanding post-study work and immigration pathways. These strengths make it a top choice for international students seeking a globally recognised education
World-Class Education
Home to globally ranked universities and colleges. A Canadian qualification is respected worldwide, giving you an edge in the global job market.
Safe and Welcoming
A multicultural, friendly society with high living standards and strong support services, so you can focus on your studies with confidence.
Work and Learn
Work up to 24 hours per week off campus during academic sessions and full-time during scheduled breaks. Gain experience, build skills, and support your living costs.
Career Growth (PGWP)
Eligible graduates can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) to gain valuable Canadian work experience after completing their studies.
Pathways to Permanent Residency
Canadian study and work experience can open doors to permanent residency through programs such as Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs.
Universities in South Korea
Some of the universities and colleges our students apply to. We’ll help you choose the right one.
Understand the Cost of Studying in South Korea
Planning to study in Canada? Understanding the total cost of studying is essential before you apply. International students need to budget for both tuition fees and living expenses, including accommodation, food, transportation, health coverage, and everyday spending.
Canadian tuition fees vary depending on the course, qualification level, and institution. Programs such as Medicine, Engineering, and MBA degrees generally have higher fees than Arts or Humanities courses, and universities and colleges differ in cost.
Your living costs in Canada will also depend on where you choose to study. Cities such as Toronto and Vancouver typically have higher accommodation and daily living expenses, while student-friendly cities like Winnipeg, Halifax, and Calgary often offer a more affordable cost of living.
When applying for a study permit, you will also need to show proof of funds to cover your living costs in addition to your first-year tuition. The required amount is set by the Canadian government and updated periodically, so always confirm the current figure on the official IRCC website before applying.
Not sure what it will cost you? Plan your budget with a counsellor
Choose the Right Time to Start Your Studies
Canadian institutions offer multiple intakes throughout the year, providing flexibility for international students. The main Fall Intake (September) offers the widest range of courses and scholarships, while the Winter Intake (January) is ideal for students who need extra time to prepare their application and study permit documents. Some institutions also offer a limited Summer Intake (May) for selected programs. Choosing the right intake helps align your study plans, study permit timeline, and career goals.
| Intake | When | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Summer Intake | September-October | 2027/28 |
Study Smart with Scholarships in Korea
Unlock financial support designed for international students. From university and college merit awards and entrance scholarships to government-funded opportunities such as the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships, you can reduce your tuition costs while enjoying a world-class Canadian education.
South Korea Study Visa Process
Studying in Canada is easier with step-by-step guidance. Here's how international students secure their study permit:
Choose Your Course and DLI
Pick a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) and a programme that matches your goals, profile, and budget. Check that the program leads to PGWP eligibility if that is part of your plan.
Apply for the Study Permit
Submit your study permit application online, pay the fees, and complete biometrics. A medical exam may be required depending on your situation.
Receive Your Letter of Acceptance
Secure admission from your chosen institution and accept your offer to receive your Letter of Acceptance (LOA).
Obtain Your PAL/TAL (if required) and Prepare Documents
Most college and undergraduate applicants need a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) or Territorial Attestation Letter (TAL). Prepare your proof of funds, academic records, English test results, and other required documents. (Master's and PhD students at public DLIs may be exempt from the PAL/TAL.
Pre-Departure Support
Get help with travel, accommodation, banking, and orientation before you fly.
Working in South Korea After Graduation
International students who complete an eligible program at a qualifying DLI may apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), allowing them to work in Canada after graduation and gain valuable international experience. The length of the PGWP depends on the length of your program, and eligibility now also depends on your field of study and meeting language requirements.
Prepare for South Korea With Us
Language and test preparation for South Korea, in small classes in Chabel, Kathmandu and online.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to study in Canada?
Most Canadian institutions require proof of English proficiency, such as IELTS, PTE Academic, TOEFL, or an accepted alternative. Language requirements may also apply to PGWP eligibility.
How much does it cost to study in Canada?
The total cost depends on your institution, course, and city. Expenses generally include tuition fees, accommodation, food, transport, health coverage, and personal living costs. You will also need to show proof of funds for your living expenses when applying for a study permit.
Can I work while studying in Canada?
Yes. International students can generally work up to 24 hours per week off campus during academic sessions, and full-time during scheduled breaks, subject to study permit conditions.
What is a PAL/TAL and do I need one?
A Provincial or Territorial Attestation Letter is required for most study permit applicants. Some categories, such as master's and PhD students at public DLIs, may be exempt. Always confirm your specific requirement before applying.
Can I stay and work in Canada after graduation?
Eligible graduates from qualifying programs and institutions may apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), subject to current eligibility rules including field of study and language requirements.
Start your journey to South Korea
Book a free counselling session and our counsellors will call you to talk through universities, costs, intakes and your visa for South Korea — or visit us in Chabel, Kathmandu.
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- Chabel, Kathmandu, Nepal