OVERVIEW:
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Tuition fees (Graduate):
Here are some examples of average living costs in Canada, taken from Numbeo in October 2019:
- CA$17,744 in 2019/20, which is approximately US$13,437
Here are some examples of average living costs in Canada, taken from Numbeo in October 2019:
- Eating out at a restaurant: CA$16 per person (~US$12)
- One-way ticket on local public transport: CA$3 (~US$2.27)
- Loaf of bread: CA$2.86 (~US$2.17)
- Cinema ticket: CA$13.50 (~US$10.22)
- Monthly gym fee: CA$48.25 (~US$36.54)
- FEES:
There are always fees at universities. These will have to be understood and noted to insure you have a full understanding what your cost are going to be. - HEALTH INSURANCE:
Depends on the Province and the university. In some cases you will have to purchase private health insurance. - HOUSING:
On-campus or Off-campus. Generally speaking it is cheaper to live On-Campus. - TRANSPORTATION:
Important if you chose to live Off-Campus. How and the cost to get to the university must be determined and included in you cost.
- COST LIVING IN TORONTO
How Much Income A Single Person Needs To Live Comfortably In Toronto 26 Mar 19
Can I work as an International Student? Yes!
But, there are rules and regulations that you must follow to be eligible for a "work permit". It begins with the type of student visa issued to you by the Canadian Consult in your country.
But, there are rules and regulations that you must follow to be eligible for a "work permit". It begins with the type of student visa issued to you by the Canadian Consult in your country.
AFTER STUDYING
- Have a valid study permit when applying for the work permit
- Have continuously studied full time (i.e., studies must have taken place at a Canadian educational institution) and have completed a program of study that is at least 8 months in duration
TIP:
- Begin reading the newspapers for the country, province or city where you are considering studying. Pays off in the long run!