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Drop in number of students opting for Canada

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December 12, 2023

THE number of student visa applications from India to study in Canada has experienced a significant decline, dropping by approximately 40% in the latter half of 2023. The recent announcement by Canada regarding an increase in the financial requirement for international students further compounds the challenges for prospective students.

Drop in number of students opting for Canada

Starting January 1, 2024, the Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIP) requirement for study permits will be raised to $20,635, doubling the longstanding $10,000 threshold. This change, coupled with expenses for travel and tuition, particularly impacts Indian students, particularly those from Punjab, who constitute a substantial portion of annual applicants for Canadian student visas.

Students and their families now face the necessity of securing additional loans to fund their education in Canada.

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