You Got the Offer! Here's What’s Next…
Congratulations on your offer! 🎉 Now let’s get you ready to start your international journey
- Types of Offer Letters
- Conditional Offer
- What it means: You need to meet certain conditions (e.g., final grades, IELTS).
- Next: Submit required documents before deadline.
- Unconditional Offer
- You’ve met all requirements.
- Next: Accept the offer and begin pre-departure tasks.
Step-by-Step Timeline
- Steps:
- Review the Offer Letter Carefully
- Understand terms, tuition fee, scholarship (if any), course duration.
- Accept or Decline the Offer
- Online portal or email reply.
- Respect the deadline.
- Pay Tuition Deposit
- Usually required to confirm your seat.
- Keep payment receipt.
- Arrange Funding
- Apply for scholarships, education loans, or personal funding.
- Prepare Visa Documents
- Collect offer letter, passport, financial proof, SOP, etc.
- Apply for Student Visa
- Country-specific guide & checklist (link to Visa subpage)..
- Book Accommodation
- On-campus/off-campus options.
- Book Flights
- Look for flexible fares.
- Pre-Departure Orientation
- Attend sessions (your consultancy or university organized).
- Pack and Prepare to Fly
- Create a checklist for essentials, documents, medications.
Must-Do Before You Fly
Health Checkup & Insurance
Get a full medical checkup before departure. Many countries require health insurance—it covers doctor visits, emergencies, and more. Keep your health reports and insurance documents handy.
Emergency Contact Info
Make a list of key contacts: family, university, embassy, local emergency numbers. Save it in your phone and keep a printed copy in your luggage.
International SIM or Roaming Plan
Stay connected by getting an international SIM or activating a roaming plan. Pre-ordering a local SIM can save costs and ensure you have internet as soon as you land.
Know Your Rights & Responsibilities
Learn about local laws, student work limits, and cultural etiquette. Breaking visa rules can lead to serious consequences—so stay informed and responsible.
- Top Universities in Canada
- Admission Requirements
- Canada Student Visa Process
- Scholarships Available
- Work While Studying & PGWP
- University of Toronto
- University of British Columbia
- McGill University
- University of Alberta
- Simon Fraser University
- Academic: Minimum GPA, 12th pass or Bachelor's
- Academic: Minimum GPA, 12th pass or Bachelor's
- English: IELTS 6.0+ / TOEFL 80+
- Financial Proof: Tuition + living cost
- Passport + Offer Letter from DLI
- Choose a program
- Apply to university/college
- Receive Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
- Pay tuition deposit
- Apply for visa (SDS or non-SDS)
- Get approval and plan travel
- Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarshipsm
- University-specific scholarships
- Entrance scholarships for international students
- 20 hrs/week during studies
- Full-time during breaks
- Post-Graduation Work Permit (up to 3 years)
Featured Courses & Programs
Field | Top Programs |
---|---|
Business | MBA, BBA |
Tech | Computer Science, AI, Data Science |
Healthcare | Nursing, Public Health |
Engineering | Civil, Mechanical, Electrical |
Arts & Media | Graphic Design, Film |
Estimated Cost of Study & Living
Expense | Estimated Cost/Year |
---|---|
Tuition | CAD 15,000 – 30,000 |
Living (rent, food, transport) | CAD 10,000 – 15,000 |
Health Insurance | CAD 600 – 800 |
FAQs
What if I miss the application deadline?
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Can I apply to multiple universities at once?
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How long does it take to get a visa?
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