Cost of Living in Canada for Indian Students

Aarushi Jain
Updated on Dec 21, 2022 5:15 PM IST

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Cost of Living in Canada for International Students

International students around the world are often concerned about tuition fees, as well as the cost of living while studying and other expenses that will be incurred during the course term. While intending to study in Canada, they should budget for living expenditures, medical insurance, and lodging costs. International students must demonstrate to the Canadian government that they have the funds to meet the financial requirements of studying and living in Canada.

Living Costs/Expenses in Canada for International Students 

Average Expected Costs 

Flight Expense (one-time cost)

INR 1,00,000 - INR 2,00,000/- per flight 

 

(*cost can be less or more depending upon the airlines and class of travel)

Study Permit Fees (one-time cost)

CAD 150 

Work Permit Fees (one-time cost)

CAD 155 

IELTS Test Fees (one-time cost)

INR 14,700

Purchase of GIC (one-time cost)

CAD 10,200

Tuition Fees

Bachelor's Degree: CAD 12,000 – CAD 30,000 per year 

Master’s Degree: CAD 18,000 – CAD 45,000 per year 

Accommodation

CAD 5,000 – CAD 10,000 per annum

Travel Costs

CAD 80 – CAD 200 per month

Health Insurance

CAD 500 – CAD 1000 annually 

Food

CAD 200 – CAD 400 per month

Textbooks + Study Materia 

CAD 500 – CAD 700 annually 

Entertainment + Miscellaneous 

CAD 600 – CAD 750 per month 

Note: International students should be aware that the cheapest cost of living in Canada as an international student is determined by the popularity, lifestyle, and size of the city; the larger the city, the higher the cost of living. Living expenditures are typically higher in places such as Ontario.

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Cost of Living in Canada: A Comparison with Other Countries

While it is obvious that studying abroad is going to cost way more than studying in the home country, an international student should make certain of doing a careful comparative study of the cost of living in the top study destinations. Here, the below-mentioned table will help one find out how expensive Canada is in comparison to other countries.

Country

Accommodation Cost

Transportation Cost (INR)

Food & Water Costs (INR)

Education Cost (INR)

Canada

  • On-Campus: Rs. 4,75,007 to Rs. 5,93,759 per year
  • Off-Campus (shared): Rs. 23,750 to Rs. 41,563 per month
Rs. 4,750 - Rs. 7,125 per month Rs. 11,875 - Rs. 35,625 per month
  • UG courses - Rs. 7,71,886 - Rs. 7,71,886 per year
  • PG Courses - Rs. 10,09,390 - CA$ 14,84,397 per year

USA

  • On-campus- Rs. 7,27,559-8,24,072 per year
  • Off-campus- Rs. 33,408 (room shared by 4) per month

Rs. 2,969 - Rs. 7,424 per month

Rs. 3,260 per day

  • UG Courses: Rs. 4,45,444 - Rs. 26,60,046 per year
  • PG Courses: Rs. 18,56,018 - Rs. 30,43,870 per year

UK

  • On campus- Rs. 41,120 - Rs. 61,681 per month
  • Off-campus - Rs. 61,694 - 2,05,648 per month

Rs. 4,420 - Rs. 7,812

Rs. 20,560 per month

  • UG Courses: Rs. 10,28,020 and Rs. 26,72,854 per year
  • PG courses: Rs. 20,56,041 per year

UAE

  • On campus: Rs. 51,025 per year
  • Off-campus- Rs. 63,640- Rs. 1,74,850 per month

Rs. 4,043

Rs. 1,010 - Rs. 2,021 per day
  • UG: Rs.1,11,189 to Rs. 5,66,054 per year
  • PG: Rs. 1,41,513 to 11,11,892 per year

Australia

  • On-campus- Rs.  5,488 - Rs.13,970 per month
  • Off-campus- Rs. 4,500 - Rs. 21,953 per month

Rs. 70 - Rs. 7,000

Rs. 120 per week

UG & PG Courses: Rs. 4,91,539 to 87,93,090 per year

Germany

  • Rs. 25,000 - Rs. 60,000 per month

0 - Rs. 13,065 per month

Rs. 13,065 - Rs. 21,776 per month

UG & PG Courses: Rs. 20,000 - Rs. 30,10,000 per year

Note: The cost has been calculated based on the exchange rate as of August 2021.

GIC Account for Living Expenses in Canada

All international students who wish to study in Canada need to purchase a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) which is a short-term liquid investment for one year. A GIC is offered by Canadian banks with a guaranteed return rate. The GIC account is required to:

  • Prove to the Government of Canada that you have enough funds to meet your living expenses until you stay and complete your program of study in Canada
  • Facilitate the application and processing of Candian visa/study permit for which financial sufficiency is again required
  • A GIC worth C$ 10,000 from an approved bank in Canada would act as evidence of funds.

How to Apply for a GIC?

Step 1: Register for an E-mail Service Secured by an Authorised Bank

You must sign up with an authorised Canadian bank online by filling out your personal information. Register for the Canadian bank's secure email service. After registration, you will receive a password to log into your email account. 

Step 2: Submit the GIC Application

You will get an email with a link to the GIC Application Form on your email account after registration. The same can be submitted online or offline. 

  • For online submission, the form should be filled completely and submitted along with a scanned copy of your passport and admission letter through your secure email account.

  • For offline submission, the form can be downloaded from your email account. Take a printout of it, fill it out and submit it in person to the concerned bank.

Step 3: Add CAD 10,000 to your GIC Account

After you have submitted your Student GIC Program Application, you will be sent an ‘Investment Account Number’ and your funding details on your email account. Fund your account with CAD 10,000 + CAD 150 (processing fee) using any Indian bank account. 

This money should come from your account or joint account held by you. Once you have successfully funded your 'Canada Student GIC Program' account, you will get an ‘Investment Balance Confirmation’ in your account of investment. 

Step 4: Apply for a Canadian Visa/Study Permit

Submit a copy of your ‘Investment Balance Confirmation’ and apply for the Canadian study permit by visiting the Canadian visa office in India. 

Step 5: Submit the Required Documents

The following documents should be submitted to any of the bank branches in Canada upon arrival: 

  • Investment Balance Confirmation

  • A valid passport

  • Study permit

  • A letter of admission from a university in Canada

Note: CAD 2,000 will be deposited in your personal bank account and CAD 8,000 will be deposited in your GIC account for one year. The same will be paid monthly in equal instalments.

Province-Wise Average Cost of Living in Canada

Canada is the world's second-largest country in terms of land area with 10 provinces. The cost of living in Canada for international students varies among cities and provinces, based on a variety of factors, circumstances and lifestyle choices. Some well-known metropolitan cities in Canada are rich in natural beauty and flora. The table below provides a clear picture of the typical cost of living in Canada for international students in various cities:

Popular Canadian Cities for International Students 

Average Yearly Cost of Living (in CAD)

Toronto

25,000 - 37,000

Montreal

15,000 - 25,000

Vancouver

17,000 - 21,000

Ottawa

15,000 - 22,000

Quebec

17,000 - 22,000

Calgary 

25,000 - 30,000

Cost of Studying in Canada for International Students

Tuition fee in Canada varies course-wise and also the university that you choose. Every year, the university sets a revised tuition fee for international students for undergraduate and postgraduate students. If you plan to take admission in one of the courses in Canadian universities you must confirm the tuition fee for a specific university at the time of admission. Here you check the average cost of study for popular  undergraduate and postgraduate courses offered in Canada:

The average cost of study for undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Canada is as follows: 

Discipline Average UG Course Fee (Annual) Average PG Course Fee (Annual)
Pharmacy CAD 32,886 CAD 10,500
Nursing CAD 18,000 CAD 12,000
Medicine CAD 33,000 Not Available
Architecture and Related Technologies CAD 22,100 CAD 20,000
Engineering CAD 26,582 CAD 15,800
Mathematics and Computer Science CAD 25,000 CAD 13,000
Business Management CAD 23,500 CAD 20,000
Law CAD 27,056 CAD 16,549

Cost of Accommodation in Canada

It has been discovered that the monthly cost of living in Canada for international students is heavily influenced by the type of accommodation chosen. There are four types of popular student housing or accommodation alternatives in Canada.

Accommodation Types for International Students 

Average Estimated Monthly Rent in CAD

Dormitories

350 - 600 

Townhouses

250 - 650 

Shared Apartment

400 - 800 

Unfurnished Apartment Rentals

300 - 500

Dormitories and Townhouses

The majority of Canadian colleges and universities offer on-campus or adjacent student housing. Dormitories are larger buildings that house numerous students, whereas townhouses are detached and typically house three to six students. Apart from the in-house food, both establishments include a cafeteria or food court where you may have your usual meals. Both alternatives may include utilities such as heat, hot water, and internet for a discounted cost.

Off-Campus Shared Apartment or Condominium

Off-campus shared flats/apartments or condominiums provide students with a single room in a living environment shared by one or more other roommates. They frequently have a single-occupancy bedroom or living space with a shared kitchen, bathroom, dining, and living room area, similar to townhomes.

Furnished or Unfurnished Apartments

There are numerous options for finding temporary furnished apartment rentals before travelling to Canada to study. You can get similar information on websites like Airbnb, Craigslist, HouseTrip, and Wimdu. Typically, these are furnished private apartment rentals. Check out the reviews and ratings, and ask for feedback from prior guests.

Note: The most expensive cities in Canada to live in are Vancouver, Toronto, and Calgary. As a result, an international student must spend between CAD 750 and CAD 2200 per month on off-campus housing.

Cost of Food and Groceries in Canada

Food is not a problem anywhere in Canada. One can find all types of cuisines in every town, be it Indian, American, Continental, Italian, Chinese etc. However, the cost of food must be counted as a part of expenses while staying in Canada.

The average monthly costs in Canada for food and other expenses may cost around CAD $200-600 per month. For instance, breakfast, lunch or dinner in a restaurant may cost between CAD 10 to CAD 15 per person.

Item Price
Meal for 1 CA$ 18
Coke/Pepsi (0.33 L) CA$ 2.30
Water (0.33 L) CA$ 1.85
Milk (1 L) CA$ 2.47
Bread (500g) CA$ 2.94
Rice (White, 1 kg) CA$ 3.71
Eggs (1 dozen) CA$ 3.54
Banana (1 kg) CA$ 1.72
Onion (1 kg) CA$ 2.66

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Transportation Cost in Canada

The cities in Canada are well connected by aeroplanes, trains, buses, taxis, subways etc. To commute in local areas within the cities one can use the metro services or public buses. 

A monthly pass for trains and buses is available for commuters. Special discounts on passes are also available for students. With a valid ID from the college. The cost of transportation in Canada ranges between CAD 80 and CAD 120 per month.

Transportation/Vehicle

Average Cost

Monthly Transport Pass (Toronto)

CA$ 90

Taxi Tariff, 1 km

CA$ 4

2020 Volkswagen Golf, new

CA$ 26,000

2021 Toyota Corolla, new

CA$ 24,547

Bus Ticket, single-use

CA$ 3.25

Gasoline (1 litre / 0.25 gallon)

CA$ 1.17

Cost of Books and Study Material

When international students arrange their budgets, they must factor in the cost of books, electronics, and other educational equipment. The cost students pay varies from year to year and also depends on their studies. When it comes to textbooks, they may wish to consider e-books, used books, or rental books to save money. Students should set aside at most CAD 1,000 each year for books and other college equipment/study material. Here are the top five Canadian institutions, together with the average cost of books:

Top Universities in Canada 

Average Cost of Books and Study Material (in CAD)

University of Montreal

480

McMaster University

680

McGill University

570

University of British Columbia

750

University of Toronto

710

Cost of Living in Canada - Health Insurance Costs in Canada

All international students, regardless of where they study, are required to have health insurance. Medical coverage for international students in Canada varies by city. Provincial Health Care and Private Health Insurance are the two major types of medical health insurance in Canada.  

  • The provincial medical health care system includes both preventive and emergency care. All international students studying in Canada on a study visa are entitled to this provincial health care card, which allows them to access medical services as and when needed.

  • International students can also choose private health insurance, which provides far more benefits than provincial health care. Private hospital rooms, ambulance services, dental charges, and prescription drugs are among the services covered by private health insurance.

  • In Canada, the average cost of private health insurance is between CAD 500 and CAD 1,000.

Which are the Most Expensive and Cheapest Cities in Canada?

While picking the right student city for you and learning about the average cost of living in Canada, it is important to look at the most expensive and affordable Canadian cities. So, here it is:

Most Expensive Cities in Canada

City

Average Cost of Living Per Month (in INR)

Toronto

Rs. 71,888 excluding rent

Ottawa

Rs. 67,310 excluding rent

Vancouver

Rs. 66,277 excluding rent

Victoria

Rs. 65,357 excluding rent

Montreal

Rs. 62,148 excluding rent

Most Affordable Cities in Canada

City

Average Cost of Living Per Month (in INR)

St.Catharines

Rs. 61,852 excluding rent

Abbotsford, British Columbia

Rs. 57,124 excluding rent

Moncton

Rs. 58,206 excluding rent

Laval

Rs. 55,157 excluding rent

Sherbrooke

Rs. 51,099 excluding rent

Taxes in Canada

Depending on their residency status, international students studying in Canada are required to file Canadian income tax returns. Even if international students do not obtain citizenship, filing taxes can be advantageous in terms of perks such as GST credits, the Child Tax Benefit, or requesting a refund. Students who earn money through teaching, research assistantships, work in Canada, or investments must file an income tax return. Even students who receive income from sources outside of Canada must report it.

Are There Pay Cheque Deductions in Canada for an International Student?

Given that the cost of living in a foreign country is way higher than in one’s home country, many international students work part-time while studying in Canada. For most jobs in the country, the employer will deduct a certain amount of money from the pay cheque which may reduce the pay by 25-35%.

These deductions usually pay for income taxes, Canada Pension Plan, employment insurance, union dues, or any other deductions that the employee and employer may agree to in writing.

How to Save Money as an International Student in Canada?

After reading so much about the cost of living in Canada as an international student, most of the aspirants must be intrigued to know how can they save money while studying in Canada. No matter how large international students' living expenditures in Canada are, they can live independently if they know how and where to spend their money. We frequently try to minimise costs and save money, but the key is to be prudent with our money. There are methods for dealing with and lowering the cost of living in Canada. Some of them are highlighted below:

Scholarships in Canada

In Canada, there are over 800 scholarships available to international students. The scholarships provide a stipend as well as tuition, housing, travel expenses, and health insurance. The cost of living in Canada for students can be greatly reduced if they obtain a scholarship to pay for and support their education and stay in Canada. The following is a list of some scholarships available in Canada:

  • Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships

  • Ontario Graduate Scholarship

  • Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship Program

  • Presidents Scholarship for World Leaders

  • International Leader of Tomorrow Award

  • University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowship (UMGF)

  • The Seneca Renewable Entrance Scholarship of Merit for International Students

  • Trudeau Foundation Scholarships

Student Cards in Canada

Canada values and cares about its student population. To help Indian students reduce the expense of living in Canada, the country provides day-to-day discounts to students. This requires the user to present his or her I-card or student card at the time of purchase or payment. These discounts are accessible at department stores, bookstores, restaurants, and on public transportation.

Part-Time Jobs in Canada

Part-time jobs in Canada are one of the best options for international students to reduce their monthly cost of living and expenses in Canada. The student visa allows you to work various on-campus part-time jobs. You may also apply for an off-campus work permit after completing six months of education. A Canadian student visa allows international students to work 20 hours per week in part-time jobs in Canada.

Life as International Student in Canada

Canada is a popular option to study abroad among international students because of the numerous parks the country has to offer. Students have the opportunity to participate in the various on-campus programmes aimed at integrating students, as well as the immigration programmes, which are designed to encourage permanent residency applications. With the number of international students in Canada increasing year after year, the Canadian government and educational institutions are devising new strategies to improve student life in the country and make it easier for international students who want to work and live in the country after finishing their studies.

The 500,000 international students who come to Canada for college and university education each year are only the tip of the iceberg. Thousands more come here to attend primary or secondary education, exchange programmes, or language school. As a student, Canada is an excellent environment to develop and prosper.

While we are discussing the cost of living in Canada for international students, aspirants must also know what is awaiting them and what their new journey might look like while studying in Canada. Read on to get a detailed insight intostudent life in Canada for international students.

A Day in Canadian Classroom

Undergraduate University or College

In Canada, higher education includes both college and university. Each provides distinct chances for learning and development. An international students days at college or vocational school will be filled with career-focused coursework that is very practical. This may include extracurricular activities in addition to attending classes. Students You might spend the day doing and learning various things that would help them create their profession choice in the future. In short, students will have various opportunities to practice and hone their skills in real-world settings.

Students' days at university will consist of lectures and labs, tutorials and workshops. This is what university life is all about: providing students with a mix of learning and doing that will help them prepare for their future careers. Students can meet with professors and instructors during office hours to discuss projects or difficulties. Each class also has at least one teaching or lab assistant, who is usually a graduate student in their field and is ready to give students with extra learning support.

Postgraduate University or College

As an international graduate student enrolled in a master's, PhD, or doctorate programme in Canada, you will attend classes and spend the majority of your time conducting original research or conducting fieldwork for your final research project, thesis, or dissertation. They will prosper under the skilled tutelage of Canada's world-class professors, researchers, and educators. They may also work as teaching, research, or lab assistant on campus. Student life is an important aspect of your experience at every level of higher education in Canada. College and university introduce them to friends and colleagues who will be required contacts for the rest of their lives.

Students will most certainly have a lively and active social life, whether it's meeting up with friends for coffee, going out to pubs or clubs, exploring the city outside of school hours, or travelling around Canada with pals during their study vacations.

Leisure Life in Canada

When it comes to leisure activities, students' favourite destination is Canada. Canadians enjoy outdoor activities such as bicycling, curling, reading, horseback riding, bowling, golfing, walking, skating, hiking, cooking, skiing, and swimming. An international student's life in Canada becomes a delightful adventure with countless recreational activities.

Along with a willingness to live life to the fullest, Canada is endowed with several natural wonders such as Lake Louise, Banff National Park, Big Muddy Badlands, Red Sands, Cathedral Grove, and many others. Low temperatures and frequent showers usually contribute to Canada's allure. International students can take a break from their hectic schedules and spend time in nature during their stay in this tranquil area.

Social Life in Canada

Canada ranks 10th in the global peace index, making it one of the more appealing options for overseas students. Canada is also a progressive and diversified country. The immigrant-friendly country offers free societies that are willing to accept and recognise international students as they are. The social life of international students starts in their residence. Canada welcomes all international students with open arms, and they will almost certainly find suitable accommodation in this country even if they do not know anyone previously. With a significant Indian population in Canada, life in Canada for an Indian student becomes a little easier.

City Life in Canada

To international students, Canada has much more to offer than just big cities and glamorous lifestyles. Work-life balance is the only way to thrive in Canadian cities, with an average of 35- 40 working hours. Most Canadian institutions allow students to work part-time and provide them with the necessary work permits, but with some restrictions, such as limiting students' work time to a maximum of 20 hours per week. This allows international students to earn a livelihood in Canada and afford the average cost of living in Canada for international students. In short, Canadian cities are vibrant, dynamic areas that are ideal for student life in Canada.

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Is it difficult to obtain citizenship in Canada?

The process of becoming a Canadian citizen is straightforward. To obtain permanent residency, you need to prove that you have another source of income unless you have a Canadian job. According to Settlement, being physically present in Canada for at least 2-years (or 730 days) in every five-year period is required.

What is the cost of rent in Canada compared to the United States?

Compared to Canadians, Americans have higher living expenses. As calculated by the Cost of Living Index, Toronto's consumer prices are about 24.05% lower than New York City's, and Toronto's rent is about one-half of the cost of renting in New York.

What is the minimum amount of money you need to live comfortably in Canada?

The magic number for Canadians, according to a survey conducted by financial services firm Edward Jones, is -wait for it - $250,000 per year per person. Taking into account taxes (to $155,000 in B.C., for instance), this figure drops significantly, but it is still nearly triple what the average Canadian makes after taxes.

Are jobs available for Indian freshers in Canada?

All you need to do is score 67 points under Canada's Express Entry system and apply for a visa online. As soon as you secure this visa, you will be allowed to work anywhere in Canada. You can work at any employer in the country.

How much can an Indian student earn in Canada?

Monetary Pay: On average, hourly wages are around 12-13 CAD. You do not need a work permit if your only goal is to gain experience, such as assisting your professor with his or her research. You will receive a lower wage for doing this kind of work on-campus; you may work more than the stipulated number of hours.

As an international student, how much money do I need to study in Canada?

The cost of study varies depending on the Canadian province you are staying in, your institution. Course opted etc. In addition to the tuition fee of the course, you must have adequate funds to manage living expenses, travel costs, transportation costs, health insurance, and miscellaneous expenses. Apart from the tuition fees, you must have a minimum fund of $11,000, if you are living in Quebec. The minimum fund required outside of Quebec is $10,000.

What all documents are needed as the financial proof to study in Canada?

You must prove that you have funds to manage your studies and living expenses throughout your studies in Canada. When you apply for a Canadian study visa, you must submit these necessary documents: - Four-month bank statement - An account in your name at a Canadian bank - Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) from a participating Canadian financial institution - Proof of education loan and scholarship (if any) - Payslip of tuition fee - A letter from the person/organization lending you money - Canadian-funded educational programme

How to manage the living expenses in Canada?

Once you are enrolled in an institution in Canada, you can choose to take a part-time job while studying. Both on-campus and off-campus part-time job options are available for international students in Canada. The maximum duration for which you can work as a part-time employee is 20 hours per week. The working hours can be extended during vacations or holidays. Meanwhile, you can keep applying for scholarships that are best suited for you based on your performance in higher educational institutions.

How can I prepare financially before planning to study in Canada?

Before moving to Canada for higher education, figure out the overall cost of studying in Canada. Apart from tuition fees, find out the accommodation expenses, travel expenses, transportation expenses, cost of food, insurances, and miscellaneous expenses in Canada for international students. Based on the overall expense, ensure you have enough funds to manage your stay in Canada throughout the completion of the course. Speak to a financial adviser to know how to manage your expenses, if needed. You can also apply for education loans and scholarships if your admission is confirmed in Canada.

What type of accommodation is available for international students in Canada?

Most colleges/universities in Canada provide on-campus hostel facilities to international students at an affordable cost. The on-campus living expense may range between INR 1.75 and INR 4.25 Lakh per year. Students can also choose to stay off-campus. There are several sharing apartments, flats, private hostels, and PGs that provide accommodation facilities to international students around the city. The place of stay can be decided based on the budget, location, and preference of students. The off-campus living expenses may range between INR 25,000 to INR 35,000 per month.

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