Canada is known for its beauty and diversity. The high standard of living, inclusive values and multicultural coexistence and respect are internationally recognized.

According to The Economist – 2017 Intelligence Unit Report, 3 out of 10 most livable cities in the world are Canadian cities. Canada is the second largest country in the world with just over 35 million people, spread across 10 provinces and 3 territories. It contains 10% of the world’s total forest cover and the world’s longest coastline, which is bordered by three different oceans: the Atlantic, Arctic and Pacific.

Canada experiences four seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn (Fall) and Winter. Each season has its own beauty and character. The Maritimes, the Prairies, the Rocky Mountains, the Boreal forests and the Great Lakes make Canada a distinctive country in the Northern Hemisphere.   

The majority of Canada’s population lives in highly urbanized areas, with most people living in one of four areas: southern Ontario, Montréal region, Vancouver city and southern Vancouver Island, and the Calgary-Edmonton corridor. Canada is the world’s most educated country – more than half the residents have a college or university degree.

There are a variety of higher education (post-secondary) institutions in Canada, which include colleges, technical and applied arts/science schools, and universities.
There are slight differences in the educational system from province to province as their respective provincial governments manage higher education institutions in Canada.

With a perfect work-life balance and high standard of education and health care, Canada is one of the best countries to live, work and study.

All Canadian immigration services are provided by the Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC).

Student Visa for the United States

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