The Canada visa is a ticket for international students to reach the dream of studying and living in one of the most developed countries in the world - Canada. So is it easy or difficult to apply for a Canada visa? What are the requirements for a Canada visa? Check out the article below to find out the answers.

Age and educational level

Different levels and programs of study will require different requirements.

Level	Age and educational level	Requirement
High school	13 - 19	Academic transcript
College	Graduate high school	High school diploma
University	Graduate high school	High school diploma
Post-Graduate Education	Graduate College/university	College/University diploma
Master	Graduate university	Graduation university with GPA 3.5 minimum

Language ability

English is the main language spoken in Canada. English is not only used to serve throughout studying, but also in communication.

English requirements based on the level of study:

High school: English certificate is not required.
College: IELTS 6.0 (no skill below 6.0) or TOEFL iBT 71 or above.
University: IELTS 6.5 (no skill below 6.0) or TOEFL iBT 86 or above.
Master: IELTS 6.5 (no skill below 6.0) or TOEFL iBT 90 or above.

Particularly at French language schools in Quebec, there will be corresponding French tests, as required by each school.

Students who do not meet the language requirements can enroll in extra classes and short-term courses before they start their main programs.

Proof of funds

To study abroad in Canada, you must ensure that you have sufficient financial resources during your study in Canada. You must prove that your purpose of studying abroad in Canada is to study and research.

The requirements of financial proof include:

Proof of assets: You or your family must prove that you have guaranteed assets for your study in Canada.

Proof of sufficient assets to cover tuition and living expenses when studying in Canada: A saving bank account is required. Usually a saving bank account must be sufficient to cover at least costs and tuition within 1 year. At the same time, saving bank accounts should be made 6 months before the time of visa application.

Proof of income source: Statement of income account for the last 6 months. Payroll statements, employment contracts, business licenses and tax receipts are always required. You must prove the source of your earnings each month. Enough to pay for your personal life and sponsor your student studying abroad in Canada.

If you meet the above conditions, you can choose 1 of 2 types of Canadian study abroad is financial proof and not financial proof SDS. Here are the basic differences:

	Student Direct Stream (SDS)	Proof of funds
School applied	All public colleges and universities	All colleges and universities
IELTS	6.0	Depend on programs
Study plan	No required	Required
Proof of funds	No required	Required
Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GICs)	GIC C$10,000	Depend on the current procedure requirements
Tuition fee	Full payment of tuition for the first year	Depend on school requirements
General health check	General health check before applying for visa	General health check before applying for visa
Timing process	20-45 days	60 days