EXPLORE CANADA
Compare Canadian study options by qualification, teaching language and budget. Start with the programme, then check the institution and application requirements.
Consider colleges, universities and postgraduate options. Compare course content, entry requirements and progression arrangements, including whether the programme is taught in English or French. EduCanada provides an official starting point for your search.
Prepare academic records, language evidence and a funding plan. Check the institution against IRCC’s DLI list and verify the requirements for the particular programme. An admission offer does not establish eligibility for a study permit.
Budget in CAD for the full tuition period, insurance, accommodation, living costs and initial expenses. Ask each institution for payment deadlines and refund terms. Verify intakes and scholarship deadlines for your chosen course.
The Student Direct Stream ended on 8 November 2024. Historical SDS articles should not be used as a current application guide. Check IRCC’s latest instructions when planning your application.
Reviewed on 1 October 2026. Recheck admission requirements, fees and visa guidance for your programme and application date.
GREATLINK JOURNAL
88 articles · Schools, scholarships and study abroad experiences.
On my journey to study and live in Canada, visa extension on time is the key factor to ensure uninterrupted learning, life does not fall into a passive state. Recently, Greatlink continues to mark another successful Canadian visa extension for the three fathers and children…
Read moreGetting married in Canada is relatively simple and quick. However, to have that marriage recognized by Vietnamese law, you are required to carry out additional legalization procedures and marriage notes. A lot of people miss this step and only find out when it is necessary to…
Read moreMany people still think of programs as Master is only available for university graduates. But when entering the stage of 25–35 years old, have been working for several years, the question often ceases to be “Should I study or not”, which is:
Read moreSo, in the first month of 2026, Canada Department of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship (IRCC) published the latest update table on time for processing immigration documentsNotably, many immigration and family reunion programs noted pronounced improvement, reflecting…
Read moreTrong January 2026The Government of Canada officially announced added 5,000 permanent resident (PR) indicators dedicated to French - speaking immigrants, through the adjustment of federal selection norms and re-allocation to the provinces and territories. Information is…
Read moreIn recent times, the demand for parents come to Canada to visit their children who are studying/working more and more. However, not few families are still worried because of hearing many cases:
Read moreTo continuously update information on study abroad policies and global enrollment trends in the period 2025–2026, Greatlink Honored to attend International Study Seminar do ApplyBoard organization – one of the the world's largest admissions platform, connect directly to…
Read moreCanada's study and immigration policies change quite often, especially the regulations related to accompanying personSo if you're planning study in Canada with family, this article will help you visualize clear and lawful: who can follow, how and under what circumstances.
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