Build Your Future in Canada
with BEtravel
Canada is one of the world's most popular destinations for international students. With globally recognized qualifications, excellent quality of life, and opportunities to gain work experience after graduation, Canada offers a pathway to academic and professional success.
Why Study in Canada?
World-Class Education
Immerse yourself where academic excellence thrives. Access top-tier institutions recognized globally in IT, Engineering, Business, and Healthcare.
Career & Growth
Leverage the PGWP (Post-Graduation Work Permit) for up to 3 years of valuable work experience in Canada post-graduation.
Work While Studying
Eligible international students may have opportunities to work during their studies, helping them gain valuable experience and support living expenses.
Multicultural Environment
Canada welcomes students from nearly 200 countries, creating a diverse and inclusive learning environment.
Safe & High Quality of Life
Canadian campuses are welcoming communities offering optimal safety, an inclusive multicultural culture, and a lifestyle that ranks among the best in the world.
Evaluate Your Options
- • I want to apply for a top-tier Canadian University or College program
- • I need strategic guidance to secure my official Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from a DLI
- • I am preparing my Canadian Study Permit application for the IRCC
- • I want to maximize my stay with the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) pathway
- • I need to secure my Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) and structure my financial bank statements
- • I am looking to change my school or transfer my DLI record inside Canada
- • I want to understand my options to work off-campus up to 20 hours per week during my studies
- • I need assistance submitting my visa application through the IRCC portal accurately
- • I plan to bring my spouse or children along using an open work permit or visitor visa
- • I want a complete, stress-free roadmap from admission to Canadian arrival
Study Process
Choose program
Apply to DLI
Letter of Acceptance
Study Permit
Journey Prep
Our Services
Program selection, institution choice, document prep & application.
Document prep, application review & process guidance.
Guidance for student residences & private rentals.
Travel, arrival guidance & settlement support.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can I work while studying?+
Yes, eligible international students may work according to the specific conditions of their study permit.
2. Can I bring my family?+
Depending on your circumstances, family members (spouse/children) may qualify for accompanying visas or permits.
3. Are scholarships available?+
Yes, many Canadian institutions offer merit-based scholarships and financial assistance for international students.
4. How much money do I need?+
Requirements vary by institution and province; you must prove enough funds to cover tuition and living expenses as per IRCC standards.
5. What is a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)?+
It is a permit that allows you to gain Canadian work experience for up to 3 years after graduating from an eligible program.
6. Can I become a permanent resident?+
Yes, Canadian education and work experience are major assets for PR pathways like Express Entry or PNP.
7. Do I need a language test?+
Yes, you generally need to prove proficiency in English (IELTS/CELPIP) or French (TEF/TCF) for admission and visa purposes.
8. How long does it take?+
Processing times vary by country; BEtour ensures your application is perfect to avoid unnecessary delays.
9. Can I stay in Canada after studies?+
Yes, through PGWP, and subsequently by applying for various permanent residency streams.
10. What is a DLI?+
A Designated Learning Institution is a school approved by the government to host international students.
11. What is the Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL)?+
It is a mandatory document issued by a province/territory confirming your study permit allocation.
12. Can I change my school once I arrive?+
Yes, but you must notify the IRCC and ensure your new school is also a DLI.
13. Is it mandatory to live on campus?+
No, you can choose student residences, shared apartments, or private rentals based on your budget.
14. How many hours can I work?+
Currently, most students can work up to 20 hours off-campus during academic sessions and full-time during breaks.
15. What is the Student Direct Stream (SDS)?+
It is a faster application process for residents of specific countries that requires upfront financial and medical proofs.
16. Is there an age limit to study?+
There is no official age limit, but you must justify your study intent and career progression.
17. What is the Nigeria Student Express?+
Streamlined processing options available to Nigerian students who meet specific criteria.
18. Do I need medical insurance?+
Yes, international students must have health insurance, as they are not covered by Canadian provincial health plans initially.
19. Can I apply for a Master's directly?+
Yes, provided you meet the academic requirements of the university.
20. What if my study permit is refused?+
We analyze the refusal letter, address the gaps in the file, and help you submit a stronger, revised application.
21. Are online studies recognized for PGWP?+
Only if a portion of your program is completed in-person in Canada; eligibility depends on the specific institution.
22. College vs University?+
Universities are research-oriented; Colleges offer applied, practical training designed for immediate labor market entry.
23. Can I pursue a PhD in Canada?+
Yes, Canada is highly attractive for PhD candidates, often offering better funding and research opportunities.
24. How do I convince my parents?+
By presenting a clear, professional plan from BEtravel that demonstrates safety, quality of education, and long-term career ROI.
25. When should I start?+
We recommend starting 6 to 12 months before your intended start date.
26. Does BEtravel handle flight arrangements?+
YES we provide full pre-departure guidance and arrival support to ensure a smooth transition.