• Options for PR

• 3yrs work permit on 2yrs program

• 1 yr work permit on 1yr program

• 20 hours per week part time job

• Scholarship available

• Minimum part time wages 9-13 euros per hour

• Immigration opportunities

• MBA

• CS & IT

• Bio Science, Medicine, Health Care

• Engineering

• Statistics & Analytics

• Earth Science

• Physical Science

GENERAL EXPENSE ESTIMATION 

  Living cost 

• Off camps and utilities $600-800 = Rs 34000-45000) per month

 (One term cost approx. -$2400 to $3200 = Rs1344711-179294

• Food expenses – $235 (Rs 13166) per month and ($940 (Rs 52667) one term 

• Personal expenses -approx. $385 (Rs 21571) per month and $1540 (Rs 86285) one term

• Books and supplies -$500-$1000 (Rs 28000-56000) one term 

 Avg expenses of a year:

(One term expenses +4 months of internship  

 35000(4 month) ×4 month of internship = approx. 1400000rs one year 

Total fee (Funds): –

 1-year expenses + one term fees 

 1400000+741496= 2141496

• Air tickets cost – approx. Rs35000 approx.

• Health insurance – $600 to $900 (Rs34000-50000)

• Application fees- 50$-$200 (Rs2800-11205)

• Fees will be paid by online by fly wire or bank transfer 

• Part time – 20 hours per week ($10 (500Rs per hour)

Part time jobs – Tutor, Server, freelancer, cafeteria or restaurant worker, call center, accountant,

Note: This expense estimation for study in Canada must be used for information purpose only PCPL does not stand responsible for any changes in expenditure.

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Dear aspirant

Please see document checklist below in order to avail your application in the
universities. We need the original and scanned copies of your documents for the
further evaluation.
1. 10th Marksheet + Board Certificate
2. 12th Marksheet + Board Certificate
3. Academic transcript (both Subject and Semester wise )
4. Marksheet of Other academic qualifications done so far (if you have done
bachelors/Masters/or Any)
5. Extra-curricular certificates -if any
6. Certificate or Marksheet of IELTS/TOEFL (English Proficiency Test)
7. Passport size Photographs – 2
8. Copy of Aadhar Card
9. PAN card
10. Copy of Driving License
11. Copy of birth certificate (must be translated in English)
12. MOI (Medium Of Instruction) (By School/By University)
13. Statement of Purpose (by student) – Required at the time of Evaluation

Dear aspirant

Please see document checklist below in order to avail your application in the
universities. We need the original and scanned copies of your documents for the
further evaluation.
1. 10th Marksheet + Board Certificate
2. 12th Marksheet + Board Certificate
3. Academic transcript (both Subject and Semester wise )
4. Marksheet of Other academic qualifications done so far (if you have done
bachelors/Masters/or Any)
5. Extra-curricular certificates -if any
6. Certificate or Marksheet of IELTS/TOEFL (English Proficiency Test)
7. Passport size Photographs – 2
8. Copy of Aadhar Card
9. PAN card
10. Copy of Driving License
11. Copy of birth certificate (must be translated in English)
12. MOI (Medium Of Instruction) (By School/By University)
13. Statement of Purpose (by student) – Required at the time of Evaluation

Permanent Residence (PR) is the process of becoming a resident of Canada.

A permanent resident is someone who has been given permanent resident status by immigrating to Canada, but is not a Canadian citizen

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR PERMANENT RESIDENCE

1. AGE – You must be at least 18 years old to apply Canada PR

2. LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST – English and French are the two official languages of Canada.

One needs to provide Language proficiency test result from an approved language testing agency, such as, IELTS for English proficiency and DELF/DALF for French

3. EDUCATIONAL CREDENTIAL ASSESSMENT (ECA) – You must be at least graduate to apply Permanent Residency in Canada from approved authority, such as WES, so that IRCC can verify your qualification obtained from outside Canada.

4. WORK EXPERIENCE – To apply Canada PR, you must have at least 1 year of work experience

SOURCES OF PR

1. Express Entry Program – Canadian Immigration Program that allows immigrants to live and work in Canada as a skilled worker through Express EntryDuration : Approx  8 months

2. PNP – This program is for workers who have the skills, education and work experience to contribute to the economy of a specific province or territoryDuration : 10-12 months

3. Study Visa – Any student, who is going to study in Canada more than 6 month must to get a study permit from CIC Processing time may take upto 90 days

4. Post Graduate Work Permit – One can apply for 2/3 years  Post Graduation Work Permit after Graduation

5. Business Visa – Both the federal and provincial/territorial governments welcome business immigrants  to start a business and settle in Canada

6. Tourist Visa – Gives you the ability to visit Canada for a period of up to 6 months

7. Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIPP) –  The AIPP is a new venture that involves the provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador.  The Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIPP)has unique eligibility requirements that may be particularly attractive to certain workers and graduates. For example, eligible international students and graduates may note that no work experience is required before an application may be submitted

8. Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP) –  AINP is an economic immigration program that nominates people for permanent residence in AlbertaIf you are nominated through the program, you may apply for permanent residence status together with your spouse or common-law partner, and dependent children.

NOTE: The AINP continues to accept and process applications and Expressions of Interest (EOIs), with temporary adjustments to some application and assessment processes

Benefits of PR in Canada

1. Freedom to Work & Live Anywhere -You will have the legal right to live and work anywhere in the country. Permanent residents aren’t tied to a specific employer or a specific province

2. Accessibility to Universal Healthcare -All permanent residents have access to Canada’s healthcare and social services. Canadian healthcare is universal, this means that you will have access to free medical care!

3. Canadian Citizenship -Becoming a permanent resident is the first step to becoming a  Canadian citizen. Once you’ve resided in Canada for three out of five years, you’ll be eligible to become a citizen!

4. Sponsorship -Once you are a permanent resident, you can  apply to sponsor your spouse, common-law partner, and dependent children to join you in Canada. That said, if you immigrate through Express Entry, you can include your family on your initial application so you won’t have to sponsor them later on