Step one requires potential candidates to submit an expression of interest in immigrating to Canada by uploading an electronic profile to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). The profiles of eligible candidates are placed in the Express Entry pool, where they are ranked according to a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS).
Step two involves the Government of Canada selecting the highest-ranked candidates on a priority basis through draws from the pool. Candidates selected by IRCC will receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for a Canadian permanent resident visa, at which point they will have 60 days to submit a complete and accurate application.
As a client of our law firm, we will work with you to:
- Quickly submit an accurate Express Entry profile and avoid misrepresentation (the penalty for misrepresentation is a ban of up to five years from applying for Canadian permanent residence);
- Assist you in submitting a profile and/or application, under any Express Entry-aligned PNP for which you are eligible;
- Guide you in obtaining required documentation, such as language test results and educational credential assessments, that are needed to submit an Express Entry profile;
- Review your work history and credentials, so that you may claim all the CRS points to which you are entitled;
- Take steps towards increasing your CRS score;
- Prepare supporting documents in advance so you can react quickly if you receive an ITA (candidates only have 60 days to apply once they receive an ITA);
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Eligibility to apply for the Federal Skilled Trades Program (Express Entry)
The Federal Skilled Trades Program is for skilled workers who want to become permanent residents based on being qualified in a skilled trade.
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This is 1 of the 3 federal programs managed through Express Entry, our online application system for skilled workers.
Minimum requirements
To be eligible, you must
Skilled work experience
Skilled trades for the Federal Skilled Trades Program are organized under these groups of the National Occupational Classification (NOC):
The major NOC groups are subdivided into different occupations, and they are all skill type B.
You must show that you performed the duties set out in the lead statement of the occupational description in the NOC. This includes all the essential duties and most of the main duties listed.
If you do not show that your experience meets the description in the NOC, we won’t accept your application.
Find the NOC code, title and skill type or level for your job.
Federal Skilled Trades Program applications must be made based on the 2016 version of the NOC.
Education
There is no education requirement for the Federal Skilled Trades Program. But, if you want to improve your rank in the Express Entry pool, there are 2 ways you can do this.
Language ability
You must
Your language tests are valid for 2 years after the date of the test result. They must be valid on the day you apply for permanent residence.
Proof of funds
You must show that you have enough money for you and your family to settlein Canada, unless you
Admissibility
You must be admissible to Canada.
Where you can live in Canada
You must plan to live outside the province of Quebec. The province of Quebec selects its own skilled workers. If you plan on living in Quebec, see Quebec-selected skilled workers for more information.
Get assessed by the province or territory
You’ll likely have to go to the province or territory to be assessed for your trade. You may also need an employer in Canada to give you experience and training.
To learn more about getting assessed, you should go to the website of the body that governs trades for the province/territory where you would like to live and work. The process is different, depending on where you want to go.
Each website has more details about certificates of qualification to work in that province or territory in a specific skilled trade, and what you have to do to get one.
If your trade is not regulated by a province or territory, it may be federally regulated (for example, airplane mechanic). You can find out who regulates your trade by visiting the website of the Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials.
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
Provincial nomination offers a valuable route to Canadian permanent residence.
The Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) allow Canadian provinces and territories to nominate individuals who wish to immigrate to Canada and who are interested in settling in a particular province.
Each Canadian province and territory (except Nunavut and quebec has its own unique Provincial Nominee Program. Each PNP has at least one immigration stream that is aligned with the federal express entry immigration selection system.
Provincial nominations issued under these Express Entry-aligned streams are known as ENHANCED NOMINATIONS Entry candidates an additional 600 CRS points.
With more than 80 provincial immigration streams, discovering the Canadian immigration pathway that best suits you may be challenging. The CANADA PNP FINDER is designed to help you discover the right immigration pathway to Canadian permanent residence, and track the latest Canada PNP updates.
Learn more about Canada's PNPs by clicking on the provinces below.
Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP)
British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP)
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP)
New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP)
Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP)
Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP)
Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP)
Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP)
Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)
Northwest Territories Nominee Program (NTNP)
Yukon Nominee Program (YNP)
Applying for Canadian Permanent Residence with a Provincial Nomination
Provincial Nominee Programs across Canada are actively seeking and retaining eligible foreign nationals by making the process of applying for Canadian permanent residence more accessible.
Whether a provincial nomination certificate is issued via Express Entry or outside the selection system, a nominee is still required to submit a separate application for Permanent Resident (PR) status to IRCC.
The Northern Canada territory of Nunavut does not currently have a PNP and QUEBEC does not participate in the federal government's PNP. Instead, the Governments of Quebec and Canada have entered into a series of agreements which enables the province of Quebec to establish its own SELECTION CRITERIA for economic immigration.
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Canada Owner Operator Program
An indirect permanent residence pathway for foreign skilled workers, entrepreneurs, self-employed persons and businesspersons. Purchase an existing business or establish a new business in Canada to get a temporary work permit, and subsequently apply for PR.
Benefits
•No minimum investment requirement
•LMIA exemptions for less time-consuming process
•Freedom to move anywhere within Canada •Short processing time – obtain work permit within six months •Less competition – no Expression of Interest system or approval quota
•Additional Express Entry points to enhance eligibility for PR •Work and study permits for spouse and children
•Health insurance cover by provincial government
Eligibility
•Sufficient funds to either set up a new business in Canada or purchase majority controlling share in an existing Canadian business
•Intention to actively participate in the day-to-day management of the business in Canada
•The business should create employment for at least one Canadian citizen/PR holder
•The business should make an economic, social or cultural contribution to Canada
•Prior experience in owning and operating a business •Provide a complete business plan •Adequate English/French language skills.
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Start-Up Visa ProgramLast Updated on June 17, 2020 The Start-Up Visa program grants Canadian permanent residence to qualified immigrant entrepreneurs. The program aims to recruit innovative entrepreneurs to Canada and link them with the Canadian private sector businesses, (angel investor groups, venture capital funds or business incubators) and facilitate the establishment of their start-up business in Canada.
Find out if u qualify for the start up visa ;Successful candidates will receive a letter of support from a government-designated entity (angel investor group, venture capital fund or business incubator). The government designated entity is primarily responsible to determine the viability of the applicant’s intended business and present an approved project along with a Commitment Certificate to immigration authorities. Applications are assessed under a pass-fail basis.Applicants to Canada’s Start-Up Visa program must meet four basic eligibility requirements:
The required commitment from a designated entity must meet the following criteria:
In order to qualify, the intended business must be incorporated and carrying on business in Canada at the time the commitment is made and:
Up to five applicants may have their application for permanent residence supported by the same business investment. However, certain applicants may be designated essential to the intended business. If any of the essential applicants withdraw their application or are refused for other reasons, all other applicants under the same business investment will see their applications terminated.Applicants who have secured a Commitment Certificate from a designated entity, and who wish to begin working in the business during the processing of their permanent residence application may apply for a short term work permit on the basis of their Commitment Certificate if the designated entity supports such a request.To receive a work permit, an applicant must provide:
To receive permanent residence, the following criteria must be met:
Canada’s Start-Up Visa program does not apply to applicants who intend to reside in the province of Quebec.Designated entities that may support an application under the Start-Up Visa program are: Designated venture capital funds Designated angel investor groups Designated business incubators.
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Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)
Almost all Canadian work permits require a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), formerly called a Labor Market Opinion (LMO), in order hire a temporary foreign worker.
What is a Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)?
An LMIA is a labor market verification process whereby Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) assesses an offer of employment to ensure that the employment of a foreign worker will not have a negative impact on the Canadian labor market. Employers will be required to provide a variety of information about the position for which they want to hire a foreign worker, including the number of Canadians who applied for the position, the number of Canadians who were interviewed, and detailed explanations for why the Canadian workers considered were not hired.
In their analysis of the offer of employment, ESDC will consider the following elements:
Generally speaking, for jobs located in one of Canada’s major cities, the more specialized the position and the higher the salary offered, the higher the chances of obtaining a positive LMIA will be. In less populated cities and regions, this is still true but generally obtaining an LMIA may be easier.
LMIA Based Work Permits:
Typically, foreign workers and employers must go through a two-step process in order to receive a Canadian work permit. First, the applicant must submit an application to ESDC for a Labor Market Impact Assessment, followed by a second application to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) for the actual work permit. The LMIA is issued by ESDC who, after considering numerous protective labour market factors, authorizes the Canadian employer to hire a foreign worker.
In June 2014, it was announced that work permits for foreign workers who require a LMIA will only be granted for a period of 1 year for all low-wage occupations.
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ED-SEAL EXAM TRADES PROGRAM (RSTP)
The Red Seal Trades program is an exam and job pathway program for skilled trade workers, technicians, supervisors, managers, some engineers, and firm owners to achieve Work Permit(WP) and or Permanent Residency (PR) status in Canada. This program allows for you to demonstrate your technical knowledge and convert it into work permit and or Permanent Residency in Canada. This process involves your past technical hands-on experiences being reviewed and put to an exam, before receiving the nationally recognized title of Journeyman which is called Certificate of Qualification (C of Q).
To help assist our clients we offer guidance and support to maximize success. All clients wishing to achieve a red seal qualification, or a certificate of qualification will be taught how to prepare and given practice materials and trainings. These materials and trainings include mock test, trade guidebooks and other prep work that will help a candidate succeed.
Program Eligibility
• A Minimum International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score of Speaking: 5, Reading: 3.5, Writing: 4 and Listening: 5. However higher scores or IELTS 6 plus are encouraged.
• At least two years of full-time experience in a skilled related trade. This includes experience for technicians, supervisors, managers, engineers* or firm owners, within the last five years.
• At least two years of Past technical hands-on experiences is must
The Red Seal or Provincial Qualification Exam
Obtaining a red seal qualification or provincial qualification allows a worker to obtain a good-paying job anywhere in Canada. In order to achieve this, a worker must pass the Qualification Exam. The Exam follows the format listed below:
• There are 100 to 150 questions per exam, depending on the specific trade.
• All questions are multiple-choice A, B, C and D or True – False (Some trades also require a practical).
• The exam questions your specific trade knowledge in your discipline.
• The maximum time allowed for writing is 4 hours.
• The pass mark is 70 Percent.
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The Entrepreneur Immigration Stream: Opportunities in B.C. and Ontario
Canada has many immigration opportunities for those with a wide range of experiences, including those with a dream of starting their own business. Business Immigration offers PR for the complete family including dependents up to the age of 22. And therefore presents a lucrative opportunity to enter Canada along with your loved ones. This includes two popular business-oriented immigration programs in some of the most populous provinces, Ontario and B.C. Ontario has the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) Entrepreneur Stream, which has undergone several changes recently. Meanwhile, on the west coast in British Columbia, there is the B.C. Entrepreneur Immigration Stream.
British Columbia’s Entrepreneur Immigration Stream
The British Columbia Entrepreneur Immigration Stream encourages potential business owners to settle in British Columbia and start their own business. It works in tandem with the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP) to provide the entrepreneurs with the opportunity to qualify for provincial nominations. For entrepreneurs, these provincial nominations allow them to pursue Canadian permanent residence. After gaining the nomination certificate from the province, they apply for permanent residence with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). The provincial nomination is usually given once an applicant meets all conditions of the performance agreement (signed with the province). The period is usually 20 months after the start of the business.
To qualify for the BC Entrepreneur Immigration Stream, candidates must make an investment of CAD $200,000 or more into their new business (or an already existing business that they will improve). Their business also needs to create one new job for a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. The program also requires that the entrepreneur should live close enough to their business which they need to oversee directly
Ontario’s OINP Entrepreneur Stream
Similar to the British Columbia and PEI Entreprenuer stream, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) Entrepreneur Stream is aimed at potential business operators who want to set up shop in Ontario. Like the B.C. program, successful entrepreneurs can potentially obtain a provincial nomination and eventually Canadian permanent residence. Since Ontario is home to some of Canada’s largest cities, including the bustling Toronto and the national capital Ottawa, it is a very promising place to set up a business.
The eligibility for the OINP Entrepreneur Stream has recently been revised to make it more lucrative. It requires applicants to have a minimum net worth, but it is dependant on the location of the business. Applicants are required to have a net worth of $800,000 if they are proposing a business in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). But if they are proposing a business outside of the GTA, their net worth must be at least $400,000. However, if the business owner is proposing digital communications or ICT businesses, the minimum net worth requirement is $400,000 for anywhere in the province.
If they meet the net worth requirements, entrepreneurs then have to invest $600,000 or more if their business is in the GTA. However, outside of the GTA they need to invest at least $200,000 into their business. Regardless of location, they must own a minimum of 33 per cent of the business.
Qualifications for Ontario Stream
To qualify, the business owner needs to receive a Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) score of 4 or higher. Their business must create two or more full-time jobs for Canadians (either citizens or permanent residents) in the GTA. Or, if the business is outside of the GTA or an ICT/digital communications business, they must create one full-time job. They also must have 24 months of full-time business experience as a senior manager or owner in the past 60 months. Finally, they must live in Ontario after getting the work permit and 75% of their time should be devoted to taking care of and managing their business.
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In Canada, each province and territory is in charge of their own education system.
Get more information about schools and the education system:
Schools that teach students up to the grade 12 level are known as primary and secondary schools. Primary usually means grades 1-8 and secondary usually means grades 9-12.
All primary and secondary schools in Canada can enrol international students.
There are special rules for minor children
Post-secondary schools are:
Each post-secondary school has its own set of rules on how to apply, including the level of English or French you need to be accepted.
Get more information on post-secondary schools:
Profiles of Canadian universities, We provide a large study programs database and help to plan your university education
Many schools in Canada teach English or French as a second language. For more information about private language programs.
There are many ways to study in French across Canada.
Provinces and territories approve (or “designate”) schools that can enrol international students. These schools are known as designated learning institutions (DLI).
If you need a study permit, your acceptance letter must be from a DLI. If it isn’t, we will refuse your application.
All primary and secondary schools in Canada are DLIs. You can search of the post-secondary schools, such as colleges and universities, and language schools that have been designated.
Once you choose a school, college or university, you must apply to go there. Every school has different rules on how to apply.
Make sure you apply at least:
Contact the school where you want to study to learn how to apply. They will give you the list of all the documents you need to send them. Your school will be able to tell you about:
Fill out the application forms for the school or schools of your choice. Follow their instructions to submit them.
If the school admits you as a student, they will send you an acceptance letter. You need this letter to apply for a study permit.
The Government of Canada doesn’t pay for the medical costs of foreign students.
Health coverage for foreign students is different depending on where you live. Contact the school you are applying to for more information about health insurance.
Top-Notch Reasons to Choose New Zealand for Higher Education
Admission process?
It is advisable to start your application process about 6 months in advance to the commencement date of the course. There are generally two intakes in a year – February and July in big universities and about 4-5 intakes a year in some Government polytechnics and private colleges.
The general eligibility criteria are as follows:
English [Proficiency-as per the course opted.
Undergraduate_____1.—.—
Other Supportive Documents
Visa processing support from our side
We have profound knowledge about the documentation required for a decision-ready visa file. Apart from the funding for fees, living expense of NZ$15000 per year needs to be shown in the visa file. Education, personal and guarantor loans are acceptable, along with financial sponsorship from real relatives. Visa interview is an important part of the process in which our experienced team provides guidance.
USP of Post-Study Work Rights of Up to 3 Years
Benefits of a Permanent Residence Visa in New Zealand
PR Points System in New Zealand
If you are able to secure 160 points then you will get selected for ITA or Invitation to Apply for a visa. The minimum submission criterion is 100-135, however, it does not guarantee that you would secure an ITA.
New Zealand is an ideal country to get higher education and earn a flourishing livelihood. To ensure you have a convenient and hassle-free process to visa approval in New Zealand you can contact our experts
Investor Category 1
This at face value is a simple and straightforward application for a residence class visa or permanent residence.
There is no English language test; no points system; no competitive tender process to get invited to apply for residence.
The minimum investment amount is NZ$10 million. The investment must be maintained for a period of 3 years. During these 3 years there is an obligation to spend a certain level of physical time in New Zealand but this is significantly lower than that of the Investor 2 category.
This method of application is more favoured than Investor 1 because the minimum investment level is a lot lower at NZ$3million.
But there is a trade-off – the investment period is slightly longer. There is an English language requirement; a requirement to prove a high level of business experience; there is also an age limit of 65.
The application method involves a 2 step process: a competitive tender type process (known as an “Expression of Interest”) or EOI based on a points system; if successful it results in a formal invitation from the New Zealand Government to submit an application for residence or permanent residence.
The number of residence visas issued under this category is capped at 400 per year.
Problems arise because not all types of business experience will be acceptable. The obligation to prove how investment funds were lawfully earned and acquired requires a high level of evidence.
We have a lot of experience with both of these types of applications. We have strong connections to major banks and institutional investors familiar with managing investment portfolios for investor category applicants and can assist in the application process, providing sound advice throughout the process.
n International Qualification Assessment (IQA) is an assessment of a tertiary or vocational upper-secondary qualification awarded outside of New Zealand. The process includes checking the recognition status of your overseas qualification and the details of the qualification, including the regulations in the country of award and if relevant, in the country of study*. The IQA compares your overseas qualification to a level on the NZQF, and where possible, to a New Zealand qualification type.
*This is relevant to trans-national education (TNE) where study is completed in a different country to the country awarding the qualification.
Timeframe
25 working days from the date you submit your application with all required information and documents. Please note that this does not include weekends nor public holidays.
Note that in some cases it may take longer to complete your assessment depending on the complexity of your application or if the evaluator requires additional information.
Application
One qualification assessed per application
Cost
NZ$445
Note: There is an additional cost of NZ$275 for qualifications completed prior to 1998.
Add-On Assessments
In addition to the standard assessment of your qualification, you can request an add-on (at an additional cost) that assesses your qualification against criteria for a specific purpose.
• Skill Shortage List Assessment Add-On: NZ$165
• Teaching Assessment Add-On: NZ$301 (after you submit an
IQA, you will be able to submit two additional IQAs free of
charge within 48 hours for other qualifications you hold)
Please select a purpose at the bottom of this page to determine if you require an add-on.
Add-on assessments can be added to your application up to 12 months after completion of our IQA.
Are you an agent (immigration advisor, lawyer)? Please note that we no longer have agent accounts. If you are an agent applying on behalf of a client, you will need to enter your client's details in the online application form when registering. Please do not enter your details as the applicant. There is a section in the application form for agents to enter their details as the authorised contact for the applicant.
For NZQA to assess your qualification, it must meet the following minimum requirements:
It must be a tertiary or vocational upper-secondary qualification – we do
not assess academic secondary/high school qualifications.
It must be a complete programme of study – we cannot assess partially
completed programmes.
It must be awarded by a provider that is nationally recognised and
accredited by the responsible government or government-mandated authority
in the country of award and if relevant, in the country of study. We recommend
you check this with the relevant authorities before applying.
It must be a minimum of 400 notional learning hours (equivalent to
approximately 10 weeks of full-time academic study)
We reserve the right to request additional documents to support the recognition of your qualification.
Please note that we do not assess the following. If you submit one of these, we will not be able to assess it and you will incur an administration charge.
Certificates of attendance
Certificates of proficiency (if they do not include formal learning programmes)
Letters or certificates of work experience
Apprenticeships without formal training programmes
Professional or specialist training certificates (e.g. CISCO or Microsoft expert
awards)
Membership certificates issued by chartered bodies, unless they are formally
recognised by the relevant government or government mandated education
bodies in the country of award, at the time of award
IMPORTANT:
Please read the information below carefully before you apply.
To assess your qualification, we need to know the purpose of your assessment.
Click below to select the purpose of your IQA. You will then be provided with information on what add-ons to select (if any) during the application process.
Newly arrived residents may have to wait before they can access certain Australian Government payments and benefits.
This is a permanent visa. It lets you stay in Australia indefinitely. The visa has a travel component that expires 5 years after the date of visa grant.
You become a permanent resident on the day we grant the visa.
For citizenship purposes, your permanent residency starts on the day:
You can include members of the family unit in your application. You can:
A member of the family unit can include family members who hold an eligible visa that was granted on the basis that they were a member of your family unit at the time their eligible visa was granted. This provision may apply even where the person would no longer meet the definition of members of the family unit, for example a child who has turned 23 years of age since their eligible visa was granted.
Members of the family unit who apply for the visa must meet our health and character. Members of the family unit not accompanying you to Australia may also need to meet our health and character requirements.
Up to 5 years and in line with your enrolment.
From AUD620, unless exempt.
Processing times vary
Note:
Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189)
This visa lets invited workers with skills we need live and work permanently anywhere in Australia.
Stay
Permanently
Cost
From AUD4,045
Processing Time
75% of applications: 13 months
90% of applications: 13 months
DetailsSkilled Independent visa (subclass 189)
This visa lets eligible New Zealand citizens who have demonstrated commitment and contribution to Australia, live and work in Australia permanently.
Stay
Permanently
Cost
From AUD4,045, for the main applicant. The visa application charge is paid in two instalments (20% at time of lodgement and 80% as a second instalment before we can grant the visa.)
Processing Time
75% of applications: 23 months
90% of applications: 29 months
For Indian students who are planning to study in Malaysia, given below are the requirements and steps on how to apply for a Malaysia student visa from India.
The process is made easy and simple for every aspiring student. First, here’s what students will need:
The Malaysian government has made the process of the application of the study visa form and pass easily for anyone who wants to study in the country, as students do not have to contact their local Embassy of Malaysia no more.
The steps are as follows:
Contact the institution directly
Students can apply for a student pass directly from the chosen institution and can submit their application form directly to the particular institution.
Students’ passport must be valid for more than 1 year. If it is shorter than that period, their student pass will not be processed.
Wait for the confirmation of acceptance
Prospective students will be informed of their application status by the Immigration Department in Malaysia through the educational institution that one has chosen. The notification of acceptance is usually sent within a week (7 days).
Send the necessary documents
Students will need to submit all the necessary visa documents to get the student pass to study in malaysia amd send those documents to the respective institution.
A letter of approval for student pass will be released by the Malaysian Immigration Department and be delivered to the institution upon their acceptance. The institution will then send this approval letter to students.
Before entering into Malaysia, students must inform the institution about their airport location, flight number, and arrival date and time. A representative from the institution will greet them at the immigration check-point at the Malaysian airport. Next, students’ visa will be issued to them via an endorsement on their valid national passport.
Within 2 weeks, students ‘passport will be submitted to the Immigration Department and a student pass sticker will be affixed to it.
The expected visa fees do not exceed more than the US $29.41. Student passes usually cost around the US $17.65.
Once students have completed all the steps, they are now officially enrolled in and ready to study at the chosen Malaysian institution.
The higher education system in France offers excellent programs across all disciplines and study levels. It has 3,500 plus higher education institutions with a diverse range of subjects. These include colleges teaching Engineering, Business Management, Tourism and Social Work, Culinary Arts and Hotel Management.
The average tuition fees for overseas students will depend on the University or College in France that they have selected. It will also vary depending on your course and nationality – EU or non-EU.
Study ProgramAverage Tuition Fees in €Undergraduate Bachelor Degree€ 2,770 – € 10,000 yearlyPostgraduate Master’s Degree€ 3,770 – € 10,000 yearly
The application deadlines for Universities in France are diverse. Nevertheless, the two major intakes are:
Intake 1: Summer Semester – It commences in October and is the major intake
Intake 2: Winter Semester – It commences in April and is available only for selected courses
Student Applicant:
The law authorizes foreign students to work 964 hours during the year, which corresponds to 60% of normal working hours in France (except for Algerian nationals whose working time is limited to 50% of normal working hours in France). Part-time work will not be sufficient to cover all your expenses and should be considered as a secondary source of income.
Why Study in UK?
UK is known for its excellent education. 76 UK universities feature in the QS World University Rankings 2018.
Four of the Top 10 universities in the world are in the UK - QS World University Rankings 2018.
Oldest and Favourite International Destination chosen by Indian Students which gives them an English Speaking Environment.
Part-time Work Opportunities While Studying.
25 Out of Top 200 Business schools in the world are in UK - QS Global MBA Rankings 2018.