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Study in Canada from Nepal

Why study in Canada from Nepal?

Canada has long been one of the most preferred destinations for Nepali students, thanks to co-op programs that let you earn while you study, the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) of up to three years, and genuine pathways toward permanent residence. It rewards well-prepared applicants with clear academic and career goals.

Important: 2026 requirements are stricter

Canada tightened its international-student rules in 2025 and 2026, including study caps and stronger documentation checks. The destination is still very much open — but a properly prepared study-permit file matters more than ever, and that is exactly what we do.

Intakes

The main intakes are September (Fall), January (Winter) and May (Summer), giving you flexibility to plan around your documentation and finances.

How StudentFolio helps

We match you to the right college or university and program, prepare your study-permit documentation and financial file to current requirements, guide your Statement of Purpose, and support you through to your PGWP planning after graduation.

Frequently asked questions

Is it still worth studying in Canada from Nepal in 2026?
Yes. Despite tighter 2025–2026 rules and study caps, Canada remains a top choice for its co-op programs, up to 3-year PGWP, and PR pathways. The difference now is that a carefully prepared study-permit file is essential — which is where our guidance matters most.
What is the PGWP in Canada?
The Post-Graduation Work Permit lets eligible graduates work full-time in Canada for up to three years depending on program length, helping you gain Canadian work experience and move toward permanent residence.
What are the intakes for Canada?
Canada has three intakes: September (Fall), January (Winter) and May (Summer). We help you choose the one that fits your document and financial timeline.

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