COST TO STUDY IN CANADA 2021 | For International Students

[@neilhosler4482]

A good cost break down for the most expensive place to study in Canada. Canada is much bigger than just Vancouver or Toronto. There are many amazing cities and high caliber post secondary schools across Canada in Alberta, Sask, Manitoba and the Martimes that are far lower cost and not flooded with international students and excellent pist graduate work opportunities as well. Another expence to factor in for 2021 is the cost of your mandatory 14 day quarantine period on arrival. (we hope that goes away by Sept 2021 but factor that.into your costs. Homestay can also be a lower cost fun option to renting or dorms.

[@rrdancel]

Hi Neil, Some great points that you mentioned. I mentioned Vancouver as this is where I decided to go. But, I agree that cost is lower in smaller cities. Thanks for sharing.

[@MsChinitaRwiz293]

@GPI Canada thank you for this information and knowledge.. planning in 2022 after my work contract here in Taiwan.

[@rrdancel]

Hi GPI Canada! Thank you for relaying relevant information to aspiring students that wish to study in Canada 🇨🇦 Yes it’s true, there’s no better time than now to start since the application to apply for a study permit takes months to process. I’ll be pumping out more videos for them, that way they can make informed decisions before coming to Canada. Thank you once again and all the best! 😊

[@MsChinitaRwiz293]

@@rrdancel thank you ❤️

[@sihanchen7552]

British Columbia is NOT the most expensive place to study in Canada. In Ontario, the tuition fee alone of any 1 year program is equivalent or even more than her 1 year expenditure in BC.

[@rrdancel]

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[@alicabase3451]

The study permit application you are referring, I am curious of the CANXVISA.

[@alicabase3451]

I do really have a lot of questions🥺 where can I possibly contact you aside from here po?

[@federicovillagran7823]

Conclusion: you will have to pay a lot of money

[@alfredpineda8560]

Thank you rachel I am an aspiring immigrant. Now I realized relatives really do give a Big Advantage when it comes to applying as a student in canada.

[@rrdancel]

Yes it really saved me a lot in terms of accommodation which is why I’m thankful to have them here with me in Canada. 😊❤️ I saved more than 50% of living expenses bc of that perk!

[@franceparis5257]

My husband and I are working in the UAE as chemical engineers and earning a combined amount of 120,000 cad per year. We have saved enough money to study in Canada based on your videos. However, we are worried we won’t earn the same amount of money we earn here in the UAE if we move to Canada. This country, is not for us though and we would love to live in a more diverse country like Canada. Your videos are so helpful. Thank you very much!

[@smwk2017]

Graduating from a Canadian university and immigrating to Canada are two different things. I am not sure if Canada has an easy path for foreign students to stay in Canada after graduation. in US, you will need to find an employer to sponsor you a H1B visa. Then you have to apply for Labor Certification (prove that you are not stealing American jobs) and then applying for Green Card. Competition for engineering jobs in Canada is fierce. After graduation, you will need to be licensed with the province as Professional Engineer. Canadian income taxes are high as compared to the US; this is because Canada has a "free" health care program (funded by taxes) for all citizens and landed immigrants regardless of employment status.

[@keemmahkitane8110]

love this and i love how soothing your voice is!

[@rrdancel]

Me??? Soothing voice 🥺 Awwww shucks 🥰 Thank you for watching love!🤗🤗

[@shinesuchan4269]

Your English is so perfect,fluent and no accent at all.

[@rrdancel]

Awwww, thank you! It took me awhile to build eloquence and confidence to speak this way and I thank you for noticing ☺️💕

[@IngZar25]

Merry christmas Rachel! 😍🙏🏻 thanks for all of your efforts!

[@rrdancel]

Happy holidays lovely ❤️🤗 Thank you for stopping by my channel and for your support, I appreciate you 🥺❤️

[@marketsanjal2423]

Great Video! Thoroughly Enjoyed. Thanks for the informative video !!

[@rrdancel]

Glad it helped 😃

[@Itzmie]

I plan to go to University in Canada after like... 3-4 years!! I hope that it goes all well and get to study there someday! 🥺 And also, thank you for this video!! Its awesome 💕

[@rrdancel]

Thank you for sharing your aspirations. Hope you get here as well.

[@smwk2017]

If you want cheap tuition, try universities in Newfoundland and New Brunswick.

[@fattysid13]

You are actually making videos that are motivating me to take the big step ❤️

[@KabirKhan-xh3ko]

Hey Rachel! You are doing a great job by putting these videos and helping us out. I am planning to come to Toronto for my Post Graduation and your videos are really helping me to clear my doubts.

[@rrdancel]

Thank you, Dear!

[@sheneladams5420]

This is the 3 rd video I m watching of yours today its soo useful

[@rrdancel]

I am glad that you found it useful.

[@sheneladams5420]

@@rrdancel yes please keep doing more ❤love from Srilanka

[@jasonalmine]

Hey thanks for these videos! Hope you're doing great with your studies. :) 1st video I clicked after I decided to study in Canada.

[@rrdancel]

I hope you get to live your dream of studying in Canada. Thanks for sharing.

[@ninatorres2072]

Thank you so much for this video! Still have about more than a year to plan through and know how much I need to save is extremely helpful

[@rrdancel]

You’re most welcome love! Thank you for tumbling across my channel and I’m glad this was able to provide clarity to help you in your journey to Canada 💜 I’ll keep pumping more videos and again thank you for your support 😊💕

[@jacquiramos5142]

your channel is very informative for people like us who are interested to study or work in Canada. Keep up the good work!

[@rrdancel]

Thank you! Will do!

[@jokubasdomynikas9914]

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[@peanutco7930]

Yes! Super expensive! 😅 Lucky for those who has family here but still pricey lol It’s quite hard to look for a program that aligns to previous study and still staying in your comfort zone. The study plan should outline a clear career path. If not, find the best way of explaining your proposed studies. Nice vid, Rachel 😊

[@rrdancel]

You couldn’t have said it any better! 😊❤️ thank you for your input and happy holidays love 🤗

[@peanutco7930]

@@rrdancel happy holidays! It’s so cold. Enjoy the snuggle weather! 😝

[@pamkikay1191]

Very straight forward. I like your videos. I get evaluate my plans in going to Canada.

[@rrdancel]

Woohoo! I like to keep it concise and straight to the point. 🥰 I’m glad you found the information here useful ❤️

[@fpmerrellt]

i'm so planning to study in canada or spain or uk and i already know it's going to be hella expensive. i wanna study abroad once i go to college but i'm losing hope since we don't have a large amount of cash. in canada, my family's already going to spend $47,634 (PhP 1,793,728) which is a large amount. i'm saving up but i think it's not gonna reach the goal because i'm already in ninth grade and school year's about to end. i'm planning to get a scholarship if ever i'm going to study there to lessen the expenses but never the less, my family's still going to suffer because of me and i'm not even sure if i'll excel. so i'm praying that God will help me achieve my dreams and in Him i know nothing is impossible. God bless us! stay safe y'all and God bless!

[@jokubasdomynikas9914]

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[@iinferuslunitaa3169]

I hope you succeed. Just don't give up! Believe when this struggle is over, your parents will be proud of you and u can then earn alot as well in future to even support them so don't give up. Persue high education

[@lilyleighreinheart3734]

An acquaintance of mine said that you can choose public schools for cheaper option and do not choose universities. Also, opt for rural areas to study as the cost of living is lower. The amount mentioned are really mind-blowing. That's already 2M just for the cost of living for a year. Can somebody please relay a cheaper option please, like the cheapest for people like me who don't have relatives in Canada?

[@lilyleighreinheart3734]

After seeing this, I got discouraged because the numbers that I need to prepare just gets increasing and increasing and I'm tired of running for those numbers. First, 1M then now, even 2M is not enough. And my colleague said average salary is 70k. How can that even cover for rent and food, so it's just the same here in the Philippines. I got discouraged but in a good way, at least I won't have to try so much. Thank you!

[@A.bormcax]

Look for a program in NB, PEI or MB, cheaper and then easier to apply for PR with Provincial Nomenee Program

[@deopatrickmendoza4683]

@@A.bormcax hii what's nd, pei or mb? thank you.

[@yenyenacornblue6995]

I loved watching your realtalk videos ❤️❤️❤️ looking forward for more soon!!

[@christinesibug4578]

Can a Graduate of Med..Tech from the Phil. Work in Canada?

[@rrdancel]

Awww thank you roselyn for watching them! 🥺 i enjoy writing them up too, kinda like my diary haha! I have more up my sleeve coming soon for sure! 🤗❤️

[@rrdancel]

Hi Christine! It will depend on the employer that will sponsor you 👍😊

[@mutyamanalili9803]

Hello. Im planning to go to canada this Sept 2021. my aunts will going to support all of my finances since my parents are not working anymore. My aunt is already a resident. is there a possibility that the immigration would question my application?

[@eme981]

Yung gusto ko sana mag aral at tumira sa Canada pero wala akong pera :( hahahah tawa nalang.

[@lifeincanadasl]

Your videos are really valuable. Thank you for sharing the information and experience.

[@romeoechoe9304]

student permit din po ba inapplyan nyo dati? 20 hrs lang po per week ba allowed for students to work? Paano po pag during summer breaks? ilang hrs po pwede?

[@larryliu1982]

Thank you Rachel!!! Super helpful talaga ung mga vids!!!

[@rrdancel]

Omg thank you for watching and I appreciate your support 😊❤️

[@bigdois7637]

Hi Rach... Hoping to see you the soonest.... in VANCOUVER!! 🙏🏻🇨🇦🍁

[@j-5851]

Hi Rachel, awesome and very informative video! =) I am new to your channel and I'm currently binge-watching all of your videos. I am also an international student here in Australia (I'm a Filipino btw), and I've been living in Australia for the past 2 and a half years. I already finished my cert 3 and cert 4 in commercial cookery and has been working in the hospitality industry most of my working life. A couple of weeks ago, I accidentally clicked of one of your videos which started my interest again in moving to Canada. I wanted to go there before but couldn't afford it since I was just working in the PH. Now that I am earning in AUD I might have a chance that is if I save well enough esp that tuition fees there are more expensive than it is here in AU. I am also exploring possible opportunities for EE and PNP, but my last resort would be to go for student visa again. Anyways, thanks for putting in the time and effort for these videos as It points us into the right way. May your generosity be given back to you a hundred fold.

[@kurseng]

Hello milady, I would like to ask if you have a part-time job while studying? if yes, would that be enough to cover your monthly expenses?

[@rrdancel]

Hello milord, I did in fact have a part-time job as a sales associate! At that time, I worked 20 hours per week earning $13/hr per hour. It surely wasn’t enough to support my living expenses in Vancouver but enough to support small day to day expenses like food, transit, phone plan. But if we factor in rent and all that adult stuff, I will not survive 🤪

[@marwynnebalayanto4612]

Binge watching your vids right now, thank you!! I hope you notice my comment because I have several questions hehe. I am a highschool graduate from 2013, although I have acquired a certificate from TESDA back in 2019. I know you talked about knowing one's purpose before going to Canada, but I am torn. I want to take the International Student path like you did since I also want to get a degree, but won't be able to finance my studies. I've read in the comments that there are scholarship opportunities, but not entirely sure it would be enough to sustain my stay. On the other hand, I want to use my TESDA certificate to apply as a skilled worker. Which of my options is more feasible and would give me a chance on getting approved for Express Entry and hopefully getting an invitation for PR? Thank you so much. Hopefully my question would also be helpful others. 💕

[@rrdancel]

Hi dear thank you so much for your question. It’s very well thought out and concise. If you want to apply as a skilled immigrant, first step is to see if you are eligible for EXpress entry and I covered an overview of this program found here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ6pqmtqh7qNgLc Next, see where you stand in terms of CRS score. You can calculate it using this tool: www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp If you meet the min requirements for Express Entry and have a score above 470 - you may be eligible to apply. If not, you may consider doing the following to boost your CRS score such as studying in Canada, gaining more skilled work experience, retaking IELTS or etc. Studying in Canada can boost your score exponentially, but you will need to get your finances in order before applying 😊👍 There are also other immigration pathways that you may be best qualified for, but that requires you consulting with an immigration lawyer that can check your background and assess where you best fit. It’s better to know your options than not. Especially if you don’t have time to research everything or if the info you find is overwhelming to absorb. 😊👍

[@marwynnebalayanto4612]

Thank you po!! I'm sure with more research and the additional info na nakukuha ko sa panunuod ng vids niyo, I'll figure it out. :)

[@ivybvlog9571]

Nice one I always find ur vids very informative, Sana all my relative sa Canada

[@rrdancel]

Thank you for watching and I’m glad you found it useful 😊❤️

[@andresgarcia1242]

Hiii, great video! I have a question, is the tuition fee for international students the same as for domestic students in SFU in a graduate program? In the page of the university there´s only one value for graduate programs but in undergraduate there´s two: one for domestic and other for internationals. I hope I have explained myself well, thank youu😆😎

[@rrdancel]

That's a pretty great question, you've explained it well haha! I cannot locate the tuition fees for graduate programs myself. But I'm guessing it still stands that you will be paying more for international studies because that's usually the case for other schools and their graduate programs. Best to directly contact the admissions office to get clarity on the graduate program tuition fees. All the best!

[@andresgarcia1242]

@@rrdancelHiii, I wrote to the university asking about the tuition fees and they told me that the fees are the same for domestic and international students!! But of course, we have to pay some extra costs like the International Student Medical Insurance. But I think this is great because in the majority of the universities you have to pay waayyy more money for being a foreigner. 😁😊

[@jinkyrenta8312]

I did my checklist as per your vid. Thank you

[@rrdancel]

You’re very welcome dear, I’m just happy that info helped ☺️💕

[@jalainegonzales]

Hi Ate. Have you heard about the Newfoundland and Labrador University? I've watched tons of videos that living and studying there is quite cheaper than the cities like vancouver and ontario. Is it true? Should I consider studying there po? I also heard that you are assisting aspiring international students. How can I apply po?

[@blessed1161]

@rrdancel. Thank you. Really appreciate the information

[@rrdancel]

You are welcome! Enjoy your day, Terry.

[@rolandoramos8498]

Ate, how many subject do you have ? Like here in the Philippines we have 9 tedious and worthless subjects. I just wanna know if there's less subjects there in Canada? And is it arduous to study there? Like you know are the projects bearable? Thank you 😊

[@rolandoramos8498]

Lesser*

[@anesrx]

Do you have to pay 1 yr full tuition before getting a study permit?

[@rrdancel]

It helps, especially if you plan to apply for Student Direct Stream - which in this case is required. Different schools have different payment types so it also depends where you attend. 👍😊

[@sihanchen7552]

@@rrdancel I think you need to show proof of payment of your tuition fees to IRCC when you apply for the study permit.

[@plushyofficial5125]

hey Rachel!! i'm planning to move to Toronto for college and people saying that its not worth it bc the people there are hella creepy and spit on you and not care ? did you ever experience something like that ? thanks in advance

[@alcatraz4168]

How early can international students arrive in Canada before school starts?

[@rrdancel]

As soon as you get your visa approved and have the finances to support yourself in Canada before classes start, you can go! But take note, you’re basically considered a visitor prior to classes start (you can’t work before classes start, and you can only work 20 hours per week during academic sessions, full time work on scheduled academic breaks)

[@betheltan1091]

Rach, can you make a video explaining taxes in Canada for international students? Especially in BC 🙏🏻

[@p.alvarez9058]

The "hi baby" part made me laugh a lot 🤣

[@rrdancel]

Heheheh you noticed that, good eye 😜

[@lonewolf649]

You are doing great...Good luck...

[@rrdancel]

Thank you so much! ❤️😊

[@oscarroienriquez1483]

Hi Rachel. When you went there, did you study for another Bachelor's degree or Masters?

[@ramuntshiwindstonenndavhel9904]

Thank you!!! From South Africa

[@rrdancel]

HELLO FRIEND!! ❤️😊 happy to see viewers comment where they’re from, thank you for sharing! Sending some love from Canada 🇨🇦🤗

[@jokubasdomynikas9914]

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[@blessingomoraka1389]

Helpful video.

[@gab_6459]

Are your classmates nice I'm moving to Canada 🇨🇦 and I'm hoping they'll be nice also are the subjects hard I'm not that great at school 😬 last question will use zoom or online meetings or face to face?

[@Jo-ku3vj]

Hi rachel, does the school (ranking/reputation) affects your job opprtunities after studies? Bec in the phils, it does.

[@abroadstateofmind5571]

Not really its all about competency in Canada..they know most immigrants are going to college just to get the work permit...it's all about your confidence

[@rrdancel]

I do agree with the comment below as well. It's more of experience and skill that Canada is looking for and if you fit the bill, then that's all that matters :) I'd say attending a well-known school may a "booster" but it's not the determining factor when employers are looking to hire people for a particular position :) Hope this helps!

[@rrdancel]

Thank you for this, i also agree with you :)

[@mithila2399]

I have a confusion,pls correct me if i am wrong, Do i need to explain all my study related information and study dream in statement of purpose (SOP) and in another letter, i need to explain if any issue i have in full visa related whole process in another letter which called letter of Explanation (LOE) ..??

[@jla2251]

Thank you Nadine Lustre haha. Well, I agree with you, for us we have to save and plan muna it's better to be secured atleast

[@rrdancel]

Nadine Lustre?!?!?!?!? Do you mean Nadine Lustre's brother? I am flattered but nowhere close. LOL 😜😂 Yes, saving is one of the keys to less stress. 😊

[@myathinzarwin5619]

Hi Rachel, Your videos are so informative and thanks for your effort. Can I apply for PGWP after I finished 1 yr graduate certificate? Or it has to be a post graduate diploma?

[@asmita4479]

Hey!! A small question, Emily carr uni has mentioned that to get your degree you've to have min 120 credits so wouldn't that mean 30 credits a year? Is it mandatory to take 4 courses every term?

[@gabrielnava1015]

Hi are you paying for you own expenses when you got there? I mean the tuition fee, rent, etc.

[@rrdancel]

I had my tuition fee covered before coming to Canada and as I mentioned in this video, I saved quit a lot for living with relatives in Canada. 👍☺️

[@sebastienmanabat]

Hey Rachel, just subscribed. I'm planning to go to Canada to continue my college education. As an international student, who is a U.S. Citizen, do you think it is better to apply for Candian Visa or study permit now ? Or is it better to just apply for Candian Visa or study permit once I get to Canada?

[@yxvngjaythegod8448]

You can’t apply for a study visa until you have a letter of acceptance from a Canadian school and only then you can apply for a visa in THAT province. Mine is under review so I recommend applying to a school ASAP if you haven’t already because processing times vary based of COVID-19 and etc.

[@sebastienmanabat]

@@yxvngjaythegod8448 thanks for the reply ! In addittion, I got an acceptance letter in March but I haven't undergo the 18 week process for Candian Visa or study permit. I wish you luck and I know you can get yours processed succesfully.

[@rrdancel]

I agree. Most important document you’ll need to apply for a study permit is a letter of acceptance from a designated Learning Institution. Other documents take time to gather as well so it’s best to start an application as soon as you can 😊

[@darshusharma3134]

Is it safe or expensive for chronically ill students to study in Canada?

[@rrdancel]

There may be an issue to apply with a chronic illness - but it’s still possible, it just it may be costly. ☹️

[@CCDI4MOND]

Hi Rachel. Do you think 40 yrs old is too old for the student pathway program? Your honest opinion is greatly appreciated. Thank you =)

[@rrdancel]

Not necessarily for studies. My only worry is if you’re considering to do the Study to PGWP to Express Entry route, your age will be a limiting factor for the last stage. Express entry is a points based system, and age can account for 100-110 points. You don’t get any points for your age after 45 - and that decreases your chances of getting invited. Hence, there’s pressure to qualify for other PR programs which most times are employer-dependent (and that’s challenging to get) Those are just my two cents. If studying if for purely academic reasons, it shouldn’t be a problem. But the other challenge is convincing the visa officer that you’re a genuine student at 40. However, other people have done it. 😊 I don’t mean to sound discouraging, just offering my honest opinion. All the best 💕☺️

[@CCDI4MOND]

@@rrdancel your point is well taken. Keep informing and inspiring. Thanks again, Rachel. =)

[@donttouchmeiamajsl101]

Hi! Do they have an age limit for international student? And what if there's a graduate gap, I mean let us say it has been 5 yrs since I graduated from college. Is there a problem with that? 🥺

[@rrdancel]

Hi thanks for the question! No, there isn't an "age limit" per se. It may raise a flag to an immigration officer if have a wide graduate gap, but if you are able to explain your motivations clearly - then the gap shouldn't pose as a problem. :)

[@raptortres]

Hi Ms @rrdancel. Currently, I took a Diploma program (ONLINE) at McMaster Universiy at Hamilton, Ontario. I just wanna ask IF I am allowed to apply PGWP?

[@sarkiesabas]

nice one! 👌

[@rrdancel]

Thank you 😊❤️

[@kritzer0_0]

Is it better to save in a dollar account or a peso bank acct should be okay? This is for the proof of fund. Thank you!

[@jolinadorego2825]

Either of the currencies will do. You just have to make sure that you have enough, or more than enough of the show money

[@krizziayu8088]

Hi, what can you say about the fly now, pay later program offered in Canada? I wanna hear your comments about this. No matter how tempting it may seemed, I still have doubts. I mean most of us probably wanted to practice a debt-free lifestyle and if you have ideas regarding this, I have this major question if "mababaon ba tayo sa utang" for the next couple of years?

[@rrdancel]

Well some schools offer this type of set up for tuition payment, You are still required to pay for at least one year of tuition fees if you decide to apply for the student direct stream (get your study permit faster) And if I were you, I’d make sure to secure the funds to pay for at least 75% of your tuition and living expenses in Canada. If you are hoping to work in Canada to finance your studies solely, then you will definitely be giving yourself a hard time. And the fact that you are only allowed to work 20 hours per week as a full-time student, can really weigh heavy on you. Best to have more than enough before coming to Canada 😊👍

[@franzricajean8541]

I love the accent and the pronunciation!

[@rrdancel]

LOL....I improved after so many years of being teased for my horrible accent. 🤗

[@zzzzxxxx341]

Fake Caucasian accent, hahahahhaha. Ang sakit sa ulo!

[@bebenina8810]

Bravo et merci pour les informations

[@rrdancel]

Awwww merci d'avoir regardé ma vidéo, j'apprécie votre soutien

[@imperialkhmer6146]

If I have 6 figures in my birth country? Why would I want to move to another country?

[@zebrani9211]

Love n respect from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@Fernando-zo1xm]

Do I have to be related with your kin in order to live with them if I'm gonna go to Canada for studying ?:)

[@rrdancel]

That is mostly a matter of having kind folks with a spare room 😂😜 so if you have that connection, it doesn’t have to be related... but you may need to establish with IRCC how you are “related” in your explanation letter. 😊

[@janicecuenca5090]

All ur expenses to come in Canada just 17,000 something so how much the tuition fee did you pay?

[@rrdancel]

I shared the total cost of my expenses and explanation at the end of the video ☺️ $15,000 was my tuition for a 1-year program here in Canada...

[@jokubasdomynikas9914]

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[@SilentDeath-qc1cf]

Ang pnget mo teh delete mo na KZbin account mo leche kang taong unggo ka

[@kimjeon2195]

Hi! I would like to ask if I need a high GPA in my undergraduate studies to apply for a Masters degree in Canadian universities? Hope you’ll make a video for that. Thanks!

[@nonenone5357]

Usually 3.0 GPA in most universities. I suggest you do search the required GPA in your desired school to apply. ☺️

[@guernanei4179]

And the biggest question is : is it worth it ? Living comfortable life and nice weather ? 😕

[@rrdancel]

Yes that is a big question which I find is relative to the person’s experience here. 😜 Personally, I really enjoy living in Vancouver, wouldn’t have it any other way 😊❤️

[@gabrieeuluzumaki6155]

I wish i could do that but i’m poor 😔 Most likely i’ll never get to know Canada 😔😔😔

[@justpassingby3409]

Yea you will get to be there but it’ll take you longer

[@gabrieeuluzumaki6155]

@@justpassingby3409 ik, this year, i’ll allegedly study abroad, i’m happy 😁

[@rohanphilip2099]

I've applied to University of Waterloo for Fall '21. The First-Year Tuition for CS program is 45000 CAD but I can only get a student loan worth 60000 CAD max. Can I manage the tuition after the first year or...?

[@rrdancel]

Ooohh, wow that’s a big loan. As a full-time student you are only allowed to work 20 hours max per week. It’s going to be difficult to manage especially if you also have your living expenses to worry about if I’m being honest. 🥺

[@robinsingh5521]

@Rohan Philip bro the fees for computer science program is 61000 CAD not 45000 CAD in waterloo

[@blackp5756]

Hi, I'd like to ask you a question, Is there any problem if several family members sponsor me? My main problem is, I'm 18 years and I'm currently studying at high school and I wanna study a diploma after I finish my high school and, my parents don't have money to afford my studies in there, What is your concern about it? Can you help me out please?

[@rrdancel]

Hi dear, thanks for your question. Yes it is very possible to have other people to financially support your application and your stay in Canada. Generally, the more funds you have, the better :) Might be good to include an explanation of your relationship with your sponsor and how they will support you in your SOP or Statement of Purpose.

[@lissaramos9463]

Hi,thank u for this vlog very informative which I am really also planning bcoz I am already 49 years old. Is it true that gov of canada will also allow u to work while studying according to the consultancy

[@rrdancel]

Hi Lissa, thanks for your question! While on a study permit, you are allowed to work 20hours per week as a full time student. 😊

[@jokubasdomynikas9914]

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[@hala_7779]

That's why i know that i'll never have the chance to study in canada

[@rrdancel]

Nothing is set in stone, you never know 🤗❤️

[@hala_7779]

@@rrdancel TRUST me i know baby , i will never lol 😆

[@rrdancel]

Well at least you’re frank about the matter then 😂😂👍

[@kevinjunsibi6974]

Good day! Is NBCC and NSCC a good school for IT? I saw their tuition fees from their website and and it's quite cheaper than other scools, it was about 9-10k per year. Would I have to pay 1 term before I can start my studies? Your response would be appreciated.

[@rrdancel]

I am not too sure about NBCC or NSCC. Maybe check with former students that have went to that school and taken that program?

[@dansutter9171]

Hi ate! What do you think of University of Alberta? I'm from the PH and am planning to apply next year. Thank you for this video! ❤

[@rrdancel]

Hi Katt. I personally dont know much about that University as i'm currently based in Vancouver, British Columbia. But I do have another fellow KZbinr based there right now and maybe she may know more about it - her name is @melanie on demand. She's very insightful and can maybe help :)

[@neilhosler4482]

The U of A is one of the top schools in Canada. It is an excellent choice and they have an amazing international student program.

[@trixie7745]

Hi! Do you think it will lessen my chances of getting approved if I have my aunt, who is a US citizen, to sponsor my studies financially? Like, obtaining her bank statements as proof of funds. Thanks for answering. Your videos are really helpful! 😊

[@rrdancel]

Hi Trixie, no I don’t think so! In fact, having her support you is even better! 😊❤️ The more you have, the better! 😜

[@trixie7745]

@@rrdancel Thanks! ☺️ Also, should I include my parent's bank statements/salary slips even when majority of my expenses will be taken care of by my aunt? Or would it be better to put my aunt as my sole sponsor?

[@rrdancel]

Hi Trixie, Generally, the more financial support you have the better it is. Basically, it is more difficult for the immigration officer to refuse you on the ground of lack of finances. 😊😀

[@trixie7745]

@@rrdancel Thank you for being responsive! ❤️

[@mrs31823]

Hi. Hopefully u can also share what to prepare while waiting for approval. Like where to look for rent, papers to prepare etc 😊 thank u

[@Twaylem48]

Hi, still interested. Chat with me. Currently looking for fellow Filipino who wants to join.

[@angelod5721]

Im interested to know though: I heard there were scholarships you can apply too. Can you do a video on International Student Scholarships?

[@rrdancel]

Of course, I’ll work on that prontoooooo 🥰❤️

[@jern2607]

You cant go to Canada without Money. 😔

[@TheSilverGate]

True

[@putrasaminhoneybee]

Good information.. Thanks for sharing New friends from Indonesia

[@MuhammadAbdullah-ek1xy]

Is there any scope of mechanical engineering in Canada? I mean how much mechanical engineers can earn there

[@markangelomacabitas6967]

Thanks sa vlogs mo very informative🙂👍🏼👍🏼 Tanong lang po meron ba silang age limit for intl student🙂

[@rrdancel]

Hi Mark, you’re very welcome! In terms of an age limit, if your goal is PR - I think there’s an age that may be too old to qualify because you gain the least amount of points. I’d say best time to study is between 19-30 years old. But if your goal short-term and is purely to gain knowledge or you’re an academic, then there’s no limit - you can study wherever 😜

[@cjbeg2264]

Hi Rachel! Thank you for the very informative video. How about the strong ties to the Philippines, what if you don’t have that much or you don’t have any property named after you 😁 but have sufficient funds to be an international student? 😄 Would that work? Thanks!

[@blackp5756]

I have the same problem

[@blackp5756]

I'm 18 years and, I feel like they're gonna reject my visa application for the same problem that you have, (I'm planning to apply by the end of the Next year) I hope you get some help to it

[@rrdancel]

Hi CJ, it really depends on the officer reviewing your file. It possible to get a SP approved even with not much family ties back in your home country but it's also possible to get rejected with that as the primary concern of the immigration officer reviewing your file. So to be safe, if you're uncertain about your application - it's best practice to seek legal help from an authorized rep :D

[@rrdancel]

Hi dear, my answer can be found below :)

[@cjbeg2264]

@@rrdancel thank you so much for your answer, very much appreciated

[@uwustuffs2776]

Hiiii 💖 If I continue my study there in Canada, do I need good grades? Unfortunately I have like 3 or 4 failed grades before. But I already passed it now. Please I need answers T.T thank you in advance

[@smwk2017]

Some colleges are for profit and want your money only. In general, grade requirement depends on school reputation and faculty of study.

[@srinethra284]

U reply to all.....very nice youtuber 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@rrdancel]

Yes I try to message everyone and I do appreciate you observing that! Hope all is well with you ❤️😊

[@srinethra284]

@@rrdancel take care......ALL THE BEST 🙏🙏👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍😍

[@khaled7stars]

How did you manage to save that huge amount of tuition in Philippines?

[@rrdancel]

I didn’t, I had the finances prepared before coming to Canada.

[@adrianwijayanto9451]

How do you think about, total cost as an international student in Ontario province (compare in BC)?

[@rrdancel]

Hi thanks for your question! 😊 I may need more time to collate the information about expenses living in Ontario province, since I’m not from there. In the meantime, do check out my good friend’s channel, @jaysonjim, for information about life on that side of Canada. His videos are also very helpful😊❤️👍

[@jokubasdomynikas9914]

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[@Dianmaru]

Should the IELTS and medical related be done in Canada?

[@amirjamili5327]

Hi, Were the tuition costs mentioned in video for Bachelor or Master level?

[@rrdancel]

It was mentioned for the general tuition cost. Some schools do not offer bachelors or masters programs. But generally, Master’s programs are more expensive

[@whydrey7525]

Hey, would you know if WES or ICAS is required?

[@rrdancel]

It should be stated in the admission requirements of your chosen program or school. But if you're planning to take 1-2 years of study, I suggest to apply for one now since ECA has a validity of 5 years. :) That way you have that document ready in case you plan to apply for PR via express entry. But if your school doesn't require it, you don't need one and can apply for it at a time that suits your timeline too :)

[@teekbooy4467]

Darn im lucky im a high skilled individual that canada invited me. Yes canada invited me

[@rrdancel]

Congratulations to you!

[@jokubasdomynikas9914]

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[@markbarium3532]

I've been in Melbourne Australia 2nd quarter of 2019 but as a dependent to my wife which is a student, I am not trying to discourage anyone but mas mabuti malaman niyo ang reality. Maganda lang ang student pag may relatives ka sa pupuntahan mo na incase mahirapan ka may tutulong at sayo. Advantage din kung may dependent but in our case sobrang hirap, pag lapag na pag lapag una mong iisipin paano ka makaka work and sure ako grabe ang competition, 2nd yung rerentahan mo at pagkain mo. Honestly hindi kayang i cover ng part time job mo yung expenses at tuition mo.

[@rrdancel]

Thank you so much for sharing this experience. Also very sorry that you went through some struggles but I do hope you’re doing okay now. This is one picture of the reality most people would face; even like myself that already had a support system. It’s very difficult to transition talaga, and madaming iisipin. Kaya my advice to most people before coming to Canada is to secure MORE than enough funds. Di rin kasi natin alam ano magiging sitwasyon later on (like ako nadali ng covid, buti may savings + relatives!) We have to be prepared and it’s always good to have more than enough funds in this case ☺️👍 Thanks for enlighten our kababayans about immigration. Best to know than not...All the best 😊❤️

[@markbarium3532]

@@rrdancel Yes and yan yung hindi sinasabi ng mga educational agencies dito sa pinas, unfortunately umuwi kami ng misis ko habang maaga pa and seek a different pathway and siguro sa Canada. Risky ang Student, para lang siguro sa anak ng mga mayayaman yan. Though may work na kami sa OZ before pero mapapaisip ka talaga na wrong pathway ang pag student para sa amin, ewan lang siguro sa iba. pero mas marami akong nakilalang nag hihirap sa Australia maka survive lang, 2-3 part time jobs na ang ginagawa pero against na sa rules yun which is parang wala ng silbi pag student mo. Mahirap talaga, may mas worst pa kakilala ko for 6 months hindi pa naka hanap ng work simula pag dating at walang dependent ang kinakain oatmeal, breakfast, lunch and dinner. akala nya pag dating ng australia happy happy na e. dapat ma aware sila sa ganung realidad.

[@jokubasdomynikas9914]

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[@jacquiramos5142]

also wanted to know for International student, for the show money proof, does this need to be under the student's name in the bank statement or his/her parent's bank statement can assist to support that proof?

[@rrdancel]

This is a legal question, do you mind to seek legal help from an immigration lawyer? I am not authorized to give legal advice. Hope you understand.

[@internationalstudent_DIEGO]

Thank you Ms.

[@rrdancel]

You’re very welcome dear! 😊💝

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[@rociocasas475]

Great video! Can I go to study if I'm in the express entry pool?

[@rrdancel]

You can apply. Maybe seek advice from an authorized representative as there may be some small issues.

[@dessyprems9140]

Do you have family po ba there to support you? or on your own ka lang po jaan? I'm sorry po I'm just new to your channel😅

[@rrdancel]

Hi dear, Thankfully, i do have relatives in canada which helped briefly in alleviating some accommodation expenses. 😊 it’s pretty expensive here in Vancouver, so a little support goes a long way 💜☺️

[@dr.ivycampbell6986]

Hello! I just want to ask if International students have to pay double tuition fees?

[@rrdancel]

Generally, International students pay three times more in tuition fees compared to domestic students here in Canada.😊👍

[@jokubasdomynikas9914]

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[@joshlie3687]

its so much more expensive then Australia :o i guess im gonna keep being Australian international student

[@rrdancel]

No worries, Mate!

[@Stox_intake]

Hi, Rachel. I really loved ur video, however, why did u choose to include your tuition in ur living expenses as students normally pay off their first year's worth of tuition fee before coming to Canada. Also, do you think the $10 000 stated by IRCC would be sufficient to pay for rent, food, and other first year expenses? I ask because I've heard from many that Vancouver is quite an expensive city to live in. After watching your vid, it seems rent in some places might actually be cheaper then toronto

[@rrdancel]

Hi, thank you for your question! The video mainly tries to answer the question of how much you will need to prepare before starting a study permit application. Some are just planning to start their journey to come to Canada and this video will give them an idea on how much they’ll need. As stated in the video, IRCC’s table is not reliable. $833 per month will not get you by in Vancouver. that’s the cost of rent alone. Also it depends on where you move so that table may apply to smaller towns or cheaper cities. 👍😊

[@neilhosler4482]

Alberta has many locations where university condos, shared or single dorms and townhouses are $600 to 800 a month plus a lower sales tax than BC

[@lazhan2489]

@@neilhosler4482 what schools would you recommend in Alberta for Business studies

[@neilhosler4482]

@@lazhan2489 I am an certified international counsellor. In Alberta I represent Medicine Hat, Red Deer and Keyano College. All three have excellent business programs. Your choice would depend on what you would like to major in for your second year as the second year options vary between educational institutions. The University of Calgary, and University of Alberta also have excellent programs. I provide free consultation and advice and also have an IRCC person I can refer you to for assistance if you need help. Drop me a note to [e-mail] and I would be happy to look at your goals and budget and send you school/community profiles to help with your descision. I also have contacts with the University of Saskatchewan and University if Winnipeg if you need comparisons.

[@lazhan2489]

@@neilhosler4482 great I'll connect with you later today. Thanks