IDCI services are completely free of charge. However, if the person needs assistance of Immigration consultant or Lawyer, who are associated partners of IDCI, the student can avail their services with their associated fee.

Because of higher tuition fee for international students IDCI decided not to charge processing fee. IDCI get referral fee from the college when you get enrolled and started class in Canada

In terms of admission requirements, private colleges do not require academic IELTS to get admitted. While community college require academic IELTS with minimum band average of 6.5. Community colleges offer Post Graduate work Permit PGWP while not all private colleges does not offer PGWP.

HERE IS THE OF EXPENSES YOU HAVE TO CONSIDER WHEN APPLYING TO GO TO CANADA UNDER INTERNATIONAL STUDENT CATEGORY

Expenses of School

• $500 School Acceptance Letter Charge

School prices are subject to change without prior notice (NON-REFUNDABLE)*

• Tuition Fee of $14,000 to $16,000 for 2 semester

Government Fees

Government prices are subject to change without prior notice (NON-REFUNDABLE)*

• $85 Biometric Fee(applicable for certain countries)
• $150 Student Visa Application to be paid directly to CIC

Personal Expenses

• Show money $10,200 for single student
• $4,000 per dependent accompanying to Canada
• The show money should be under the applicant's name under GIC Account in Canada
• Ticket $1,000 and upon depending on the season, airlines and location

You will received you are your assessment result within 24 to 48 hours. If you pass, you will receive a Congratulation letter with the Requirement checklist that you need to submit for college processing.

Compared to many countries, studying in Canada is very affordable. You will likely need between C$20,000 and C$30,000 annually to cover tuition and living expenses. However, this cost range is an average only and will vary according to the institution and program in which you are enrolled, your location and your living expenses.

Yes, they can work 20 hours a week while they Study. They can also work full-time during scheduled breaks, such as winter and summer holidays or spring break.

Yes, they can apply for a study permit while in Canada either online or on paper. However, there is a new requirement to have biometric. They may have to leave Canada and take biometric in their home country.

• For online Create a GCKey account to enroll in MyCIC.
• Enroll in MyCIC account to access the visa application.
• Complete the online application.
• Upload all documents to your application.

IDCI will not handle tuition payment. Applicant need to pay directly to the school.

• Bank draft or credit cards if payment is made in Canada
• Wire to wire transfer if payment is made outside Canada

A post-graduation work permit (PGWP) gives you permission to remain in Canada and work full time for up to three years after you graduate from a Canadian post-secondary institution. The length of the work permit depends on the length of your program.

• The visa officer does not believe the applicant will leave Canada after their status ends. This can be determined because of lack of ties to the applicant’s home country, the political/economic state of their country at the time of review, or if the applicant has overstayed previous temporary visas in any country;
• The visa officer does not feel the applicant’s acceptance to a Canadian institution is genuine
• The visa officer does not believe the applicants have the means to support themselves while studying in Canada.

If an application is refused, the individual has two options. It may be possible to either re-apply with a fresh application or contest the decision with an appeal in court.

• You must have already secured an admission from a Canadian educational institution. Before you start the visa procedures, the first step to study in Canada is to apply to a university or an educational institution
• These educational institutions can be schools, colleges, vocational training centres or universities
• After you receive a letter of acceptance from any of the above-mentioned institutions, you can start your visa proceedings
• To study in Canada a student needs a document issued by the Canadian government known as the student permit. For most long-term courses in Canada, a student permit is essential
• IDCI provides free assistance from doing the steps above with no processing fees.

An individual who has studied full-time at a qualifying institution for at least eight months may apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) within 90 days of receiving the final marks. The study permit must be valid at the time of the application. The PGWP is generally issued for the same duration as the applicant's studies, but for a minimum of eight months and a maximum of three years.

• Yes. Furthermore, an applicant may submit an application for a study permit for his or her accompanying minor children. This can be done when the applicants submit his or her own study permit application. Letter of acceptance from a Canadian DLI will not be required for accompanying minor children who intend to study in Canada.
• The age of majority is different in each province and territory, although it is usually 18 or 19 years of age.

• You can submit your study permit application online, pay the required government fees
• IDCI will assist you the steps in submitting your application free of charge.
• You can also submit study permit application on paper at Vfsglobal.

Yes, you can apply either for study permit where you work outside your home country online or on paper.

It may be possible for your family members to come live with you in Canada during the duration of your studies. According to CIC, “family” includes spouses, common-law/conjugal partners, and dependent children. Your spouse/partner can apply for a work permit before or after they arrive in Canada. The work permit will usually be issued for the same length of time as your study permit. Your spouse/partner does not need a job offer to apply for a work permit. Your minor children can go to Primary and secondary school FREE of charge.

Please note that it is better to apply for them once you received your Study Permit

An international student may be able to stay in Canada if they are eligible for the Post-Graduation Work Permit. The Post-Graduation Work Permit is for graduates of Canadian post-secondary institutions who have completed a program for 8 months- 1Year.