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StudyCanada guide · reviewed October 2026

Prepare your application

Create a separate checklist for each program: academic records, language evidence, deadlines and documents requested by the institution.

Ask how documents must be submitted and whether translations are required. Check conditions and refund rules before paying an application fee or deposit.

  1. Record the exact program and intake
  2. List missing documents
  3. Use the institution’s official application process

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Application Services


Arrange for an Appointment
Please call 6339 9321 / 6339 9870 or Email
to schedule for an appointment for Application Services

Application forms are available at our centre.
You may also download the forms from the school's website. You may also choose to apply on line.

You are encouraged to read the instructions carefully before continuing with your application process to the universities &/or colleges.
 
  • Ensure that you have completed the form as instructed.
  • Sign and date the application forms.
  • Always make a copy before mailing off to the schools.
  • Application Assistance
    If you need our assistance in filling in your application, please call us for an appointment.  Please bring along the following documents:
     
  • Completed Applicaton Form
  • Original Transcripts/Certificates
  • School's profile (optional)
  • Application fee in Canadian Dollar by credit card or buy a bankdraft*
        *No more Q-ing at banks! Bankdrafts may be purchased by cash
         at the Canadian Education Centre
  • Polytechnic or University Transcripts
     
    Please arrange with your polytechnic or university to mail a set of documents to the university that you have applied to.  This is a request from the Canadian Institutions.  You are also advised to include course descriptions of the courses that you have taken.

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