28/04/2026
To study a 2-year course in Canada, you must obtain a letter of acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI), a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL), and a Study Permit. You must prove funds for tuition and living expenses, pass an English/French test (e.g., IELTS 6.0-6.5+), and meet academic requirements.
Key Requirements:
Acceptance Letter: An official letter of acceptance from a DLI for a 2-year program.
Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL): Mandatory in most cases to verify your study space.
Proof of Funds: Documentation showing you can pay tuition, living expenses, and return transportation (roughly $\sim$$20,635 CAD/year + tuition, varying by province).
English/French Proficiency: IELTS (generally 6.0-6.5+), TOEFL, or equivalent.
Academic Records: High school diploma (for undergraduates) or Bachelor's degree (for post-graduate diplomas).
Visa/Study Permit Requirements: Valid passport, clean criminal record (police certificate), and a medical exam.
2-Year Course Advantages:
Work Eligibility: You can work part-time (20-24 hours) during studies and full-time during breaks.
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): A 2-year program generally allows for a 3-year PGWP, boosting your chances of Permanent Residency (PR).
If you're looking for help with the process, let me know on 0706 720 7076
