The Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC) is a non-profit organization appointed by the Government of Canada to regulate the immigration consulting profession and safeguard consumer interests. Immigration consultants provide their services to individuals seeking help to navigate immigration issues in Canada.

No. It is not mandatory for a student to apply for a student visa via an ICCRC member as per Bill C-35. Further as per IMM5476E (Use of Representative Form) it is clearly stated that one need not hire an immigration representative (ICCRC Member) and can be represented by any individual to conduct business on his/her behalf with Citizenship and Immigration Canada and Canada Border Services Agency.

IMAT GLOBAL is an authorized direct representative for colleges and universities in Canada. As eminent study in Canada consultants, all services offered by IMAT GLOBAL are free. It is India’s Leading Overseas Education Consultancy since 1991 having 23 offices across India.

Universities are educational institutions attended after at least 12 years of school, or after secondary school for studies leading to a degree and research. All Canadian Universities offer a 4-year Bachelor’s degree programs; most offer one to two years Master's degree and some also offer Doctoral or PhD programs. Few colleges, schools and universities offer bachelorette degrees to students. Community colleges are two-year institutions that offer technical or vocational courses, or courses for transfer to a university, leading to a Certificate or Diploma. These colleges do not generally offer degree programs.

Yes, you can in certain circumstances. However, when applying for a student authorization you must be able to prove to the visa officer that you have enough finances to support yourself for the entire length of your study program. International students can work off the University/College campus for 20 hours/week during their study in Canada and 40 hours/week during their vacation period. Full-time students can work in their institutions without the need for employment authorization. They can earn approximately C$ 7 - C$ 10 per hour. Students can work full-time off-campus during co-op terms and can earn approximately C$ 10 - C$ 15 per hour, amounting to C$ 400 to C$ 1,000 per month. Students are allowed to work in Canada for 1 to 3 years after completing their academic program depending on the length of the program.

Colleges offer a wide variety of career-oriented programs like Advanced Diplomas/ Diplomas/ Certificates. These programs are specially designed to give students the opportunity to learn and develop many marketable skills in their preferred career. It emphasizes on the technical aspects whilst providing hands-on experience and fundamentals of the program. These programs give the students a practical background that employers demand and help them get jobs easily. It may often happen that students who have completed a vocational program may get better jobs/salaries than those who have studied in a University Degree Program.

Yes. As Canada education consultants, we inform students that health insurance is mandatory. Students will have to arrange for medical coverage before their study in Canada. Medical coverage varies from province to province, and sometimes from university to university within each province. Most of the institutes have health insurance included in their tuition fees. Students may also take health insurance from India.

Canada has a first rated educational system with high academic standards and rigorous quality controls ensures that the students will be earning a high-quality education that will benefit for a long term career in international context. A Canadian degree, diploma or certificate is well-regarded in business, government and academic circles around the globe.

The education system in Canada constitutes both publicly-funded and private schools,including: community colleges / technical institutes , career colleges, language schools, secondary schools, summer camps, universities and university colleges. In Canada for the most part the education is provided publicly, funded and overseen by federal, provincial, and local governments.

Yes. The qualification obtained from Canada is globally recognized.

The quality of education and living standards in Canada are amongst the highest in the world, but the cost of living and tuition fees for international students are generally lower when comparing to other countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom. On an average, an international student needs to pay a minimum of C$14,000 (approx.)to as high as C$40,000 per year. Living costs in Canada are a bit above average, but the high quality of life is guaranteed. You would need a minimum amount of 1,000- 1,200 CAD/month for most of the provinces

You must have the academic and experience documents according to the program/institute requirements where you going to study. Most importantly you have to get clear with the required IELTS score.

Scholarships and awards for international students are available; it is highly competitive and based on the profile of the students. The details about the scholarship will be there in the official website of them.

Yes. Part Time Work Opportunity is available to international students while studying.

After the graduation, you can apply for a work permit under the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWPP).

In Canada Students will get the opportunity to explore the Permanent Residency (PR).

According to the institution's rules, you have to send the filled application form with required documents.

Yes. You need to make a deposit payment (Most probably one semester fees) as mentioned in your offer letter within the deadline mentioned.

GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate) which enables an international student to meet the requirements of the Citizenship and Immigration Canada guidelines and provides access to funds to help pay for living expenses while he is studying in Canada. Under this program, the student can purchase a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) from Scotia bank/ICICI Bank for $10,000 Canadian dollars (CAD). A GIC is an investment account that offers a guaranteed interest rate over a fixed period of time.

Yes.

The expertise staff at M& G will help you to file your visa application.

You can either resubmit your application by providing explanations and documentations to alleviate the concerns raised by the High commission/embassy or you can avail the study options in other countries.

Yes. We will assist you with the refund of your tuition fees that you have made to the institutions.

If your visa got rejected, most institutions will refund the tuition fees after a nominal deduction of administrative charges which is usually mentioned in the offer letter or the concerned institution’s website. The visa application fees arenon-refundable.

The preferable time to travel is 1 Month before the class start date.

No.