1. Safe Community Environment
When choosing a university, many students place great importance on their safety. More importantly, when choosing to study abroad, it is vital to know how safe the country is. Canada is one of the safest countries in the world, with low crime rates and little racial discrimination. According to Numbeo, Canada has a safety index of 62.42, which is much higher than some of the other popular countries for studying abroad, such as Australia (57.94), the United Kingdom (57.9) and the United States (49.99). Safety is not only about the security of the community and personal safety, but also about the safety of healthcare. Almost every hospital in Canada has very cheap health insurance to protect students' health.
2. Rich Multiculturalism
English and French are both official languages in Canada. Due to the large number of international students and immigrants, Canada has become a multilingual, multireligious and multicultural*** country. Canadians are generally kind and loving to all religious beliefs, races and cultures. The multicultural environment provides many opportunities for students to interact with people from all over the world. Many universities and colleges have international student advisors who will help you connect with clubs to better adapt to Canadian life. This combination of reasons has led to Canada being rated as the seventh largest country in the world for its international student population.
3. Employment Opportunities
While studying in Canada, students can work part-time on and off campus. International students do not need a work permit to work on campus during their studies. There are also many off-campus job opportunities such as hostels, hotels, general labor, tutoring, childcare, restaurant workers, and more. Once international students graduate, they can work in Canada for up to 3 years!
4. Beautiful country and environment
Canada is one of the most beautiful countries in the world because of its many different landscapes and terrains. Students studying in Canada can enjoy nature, countryside outdoor adventures, traveling through large cities, leisurely enjoying the sun and beaches, and visiting numerous tourist attractions. Canada has universities and colleges along the Atlantic and Pacific coastlines.
5. High-tech, modern country
Canada is a country of computers and information technology. Their reputation has been enhanced by excellence in transportation and engineering, telecommunications, animation, and more; especially aerospace, medical devices, advanced software, microelectronics, urban transportation, biotechnology, and more. For example, Canada was one of the first countries in the world to connect schools and libraries to the Internet.
6. Values and Culture
Every year, Canada opens its doors to welcome thousands of immigrants from around the world. Many of these immigrants come to Canada for higher education. Although Canada is nothing like its own country. Even many students come to Canada initially because of multiculturalism, but after living there for a long time, they fall y in love with this country. The great thing about having so many races in Canada is respecting their values and culture.
7. Campus Lifestyle
Each university and college holds its own parties, events, and community activities to get students involved. Many cultural events help students of different national races within the university to interact with each other. Not only does this help international students can make friends, but it also opens up networks of people, making it easier for more people to find jobs, accommodation opportunities, and more.
8. Top-notch education and scholarships
Canada is one of the places where it is relatively simple and easy to get a higher education. The Canadian government and universities offer benefits to international students. High academic standards and top quality education help provide students with an education that paves the way for a successful transition into society and job opportunities. International students can get a more valuable education here at the same or lower tuition fees. Not only is the school not expensive, but there are also opportunities for scholarships for international students.
9. Reasonable Costs
In addition to affordable tuition, the cost of living in Canada is much lower compared to other countries around the world. Most public **** transportation is also very affordable. The cost of living in Canada is 3.09% lower than in the U.S. Rent in Canada is 22.88% lower than in the U.S.. While all of these statistics are lower than in the U.S., the annual income of Canadians is slightly higher than the annual income of Americans.
10. Suitable for Immigration
Generally international students can obtain a post-graduation work visa after successfully completing their studies at a designated university or college. After graduation, depending on the length of the program completed, students can receive a post-graduation work visa for up to three years. Students can also apply to become permanent residents of Canada. Now, Immigration Canada has made it easier to process student visas, which can eventually lead to citizenship. During their studies, students can work on campus for up to 20 hours without a work permit. Also, many universities offer part-time opportunities on campus for international students.