A Provincial or Territorial Attestation Letter shows that a province has given you a place under its share of the national study-permit cap. Most college and undergraduate applicants need one. Master's and PhD students at public institutions are exempt from 2026, but confirm for your case.
Living costs (C$22,895 for a single applicant before 1 September 2026 and C$23,448 after), plus first-year tuition and travel. The amount is updated every year and Quebec has its own figure.
No. It closed in November 2024. Nepali students now apply through the regular study-permit stream, so financial documents and the study plan matter more.
Eligible students can work off campus up to 24 hours a week during term and full time in scheduled breaks, if the permit allows. Co-op placements need a co-op work permit.
Many graduates qualify for a Post-Graduation Work Permit of up to three years, but it depends on the DLI, the programme length and language level, and for some college programmes on the field of study.
Possibly, through Express Entry or a provincial nomination, but the competition is high and the government has reduced the number of new residents. It is never guaranteed.
It depends on the school and programme: commonly IELTS 6.0 for colleges and 6.5 for universities, with minimum band scores. A better score also helps later for PR.
It depends on your goal and budget. Colleges are shorter and cheaper, but check PGWP eligibility and the field of study list. Universities give degrees that open more options for further study.
We shortlist DLIs that fit your profile, prepare the application and study plan, check your funds and guide you through the permit. We cannot promise offers or permits.
Last updated 29 Oct 2026