Canada is recognized internationally for its quality education system. Canada was ranked the best country for education in 2017, citing factors of university excellence and a highly developed education system for the top spot. There is 200% rise in granting visas to Indians in 2017.

As a full-time international student in Canada, you have the option to work part-time during their course of study. This can include both on and off-campus work for up to 20 hours a week, helping you finance your education. During scheduled breaks throughout the year, such as winter or summer break, your study permit allows you to work full-time up to 30 hours a week.
Once you have completed your studies, international students are eligible to apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP). This open work permit allows recent graduates to stay in Canada and seek employment anywhere in the country. Unlike other work permits, you are not tied to a specific employer and are allowed to pursue employment in almost any field. For those looking to become Canadian permanent residents, a PGWP and your prior Canadian studies can be a great way to staying there permanently!

Choosing to study in a foreign country might not always be a feasible option to those with family commitments. Fortunately, international students are eligible to bring their family with them during their studies.

While you study, your spouse or common-law partner is eligible to an open work permit. This allows them to make use of their time and seek employment anywhere in the country. Also, your children can study in Canadian primary or secondary schools without the need of a study permit.
If you choose to stay in Canada through a post-graduation work permit, your family is eligible for continued status as well.

Did you know that studying in Canada opens many doors to becoming a permanent resident. The Canadian credentials you gain during your studies make you a great candidate for living there permanently!
Many immigration programs value Canadian experience, such as working or studying in Canada. If you currently qualify for an immigration program, having studied in Canada can increase your chances for permanent residence. If you are not qualified for an immigration program, studying in Canada can help you become an eligible candidate for permanent residence. Combined with a PGWP, the Canadian experience you gain during your studies and after graduation can greatly increase your chances of being accepted for PR.