Category: Canada

If your study permit is going to expire and you want to stay in Canada temporarily as a visitor after you complete your studies, you need to apply for a visitor record. You can apply online or by paper from within Canada to change your immigration status to visitor. Can I stay in Canada after […]

Yes, as long as the permit is valid you can start your won business in Canada. I actually started my own business after completing college in Canada. Can you start an online business as an international student in Canada? If you are a student, and want to start a business while studying, you will have […]

Do I get permanent residence if I marry a Canadian? No. Simply marrying a Canadian does not automatically give the spouse Canadian permanent residence. Once you are married or in a common-law relationship, you can then apply for a spousal sponsorship. Will I get PR if I marry a Canadian PR? No. Marrying a Canadian […]

If you’re currently studying in Canada, there are many investment options available to you. International students may be able to open an investment account providing you have acceptable identification. Please contact a Canadian financial institution for more information. Where can I invest my money in Canada as a student? Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) This is […]

This non-refundable tax credit allows all taxpayers to claim a basic personal amount, which changes every year based on inflation. A percentage of this amount can then be claimed as a credit to reduce taxes payable. For example, the maximum federal 2021 basic personal amount is $13,808. How do you earn credits in Canada? Improving […]

120 credits. Number of credits generally required to obtain a diploma: Certificate: 30 credits. Bachelor’s degree: 90–120 credits. Advanced graduate diploma (DESS): 30 credits. Is 300 credits a degree? If you achieve 300 credits or more in total with at least 60 credits at Level 3 (which means passing 80 or 100 credits at the […]

Completion of Master’s degree requirements Normally these are: Master’s: 6.0 terms. How many terms is a masters degree? Common lengths are 2 semesters, one complete calendar year (typically two semester + a summer term at the beginning or end), four semesters (two academic years) or six semesters (three academic years), although there are other configurations. […]

Winter. Winter (January to April) What is January session called in Canada? Winter intakeDuration: January, February, March, April Winter intake in Canada is also known as January Intake. This intake can be considered as the continuation of the fall intake. A fewer number of institutes offer courses in winter intake compared to the fall intake. […]

An Associate Degree in Canada is a 60-credit, foundational undergraduate program in a classical area of study (such as Sciences or Arts). Unlike certificates and diplomas, Associate Degrees comprise a breadth of general academic subjects as well as a specialization in an area of interest (similar to a major). What is an associate’s degree equivalent […]

The national average salary for a Associate is $65,254 in Canada. How much is an associate paid? The average salary for Associate is £56,947 per year in the London. The average additional cash compensation for a Associate in the London is £9,590, with a range from £1,848 – £49,767. What is a good entry level […]