1. Take the IELTS test
2. Translate the transcript and high school diploma
3. Apply to the desired campus
4. Receive the letter of acceptance
5. Pay the tuition deposit
6. Apply for a visa
7. Undergo a medical examination
8. Obtain departure information
   

• Fill out the visa application form
• Passport
• 3.5 cm x 4.5 cm photo
• Letter of acceptance from the university or college
• Statement of purpose for studying
• Financial support proof (between CAD $35,000 - $60,000 for the last 4 months)
• Pay the application fee of $150 and $85 for biometrics
• The processing time will take 1 - 2 months.

We do not charge any consultation fees.

If the visa is rejected, the college/university will issue a full refund minus the application and administrative fees.

• IELTS test (5.5-6.5 depending on the school)
• Copies of high school transcripts & diploma (translated into Indonesian and English by a sworn translator)
• Copy of passport
• Payment of application fee
• Portfolio (if applying to a Design program)

The costs range from CAD $9,000 to CAD $20,000 per year for colleges and CAD $35,000 to CAD $60,000 per year for universities.

Salak Education has over 25 years of experience in studying, working, and living in Canada, particularly in the areas of Ontario and Manitoba. Therefore, our goal is to assist new students by guiding and providing all useful information that can help them adapt to their new environment. Our team in Canada will guide newly arrived students (especially in the areas of Ontario and Manitoba). Before departure, we will also introduce some students who are already in Canada.

There are 2 types of accommodations for students:

1. On-campus dormitory and
2. Off-campus apartment/house.

We recommend new students to live in on-campus homestay/dormitories to meet other students while learning about new cultures and environments. This makes it easier for new students to make new friends and adapt. For further explanations, please contact our counselor team.

The Canadian government allows international students to work during their studies, both on and off-campus. Students can apply for part-time work for up to 20 hours per week during their studies and up to 40 hours per week during summer breaks.

The minimum wage is approximately $15 per hour.

Collaborating with 1,000+ campuses, we provide a catalog of college and university partners based on program interests and prepared costs. This is supplemented with more in-depth information, such as the percentage of employment after graduation from our college and university partners.

Our counselor team will provide personalized consultations with prospective students and their parents. We will assist in selecting a study program that aligns with the budget, interests, abilities, and desired career goals. This way, prospective students can make informed decisions and be well-prepared for their studies in Canada.

Acomodation: $850-$1500

Phone: $50

Insurance: $40

Bus Pass: $95

Grocery: $250

Average minimum wage: $15/hour
Total weekly working hours: 20 hours
Total weekly income: $300
Total monthly income: $300 x 4 weeks = $1200.

Students can work on-campus in places such as bookstores, libraries, fitness centers, cafeterias, and off-campus in places like restaurants, shopping centers, supermarkets, and more.

It is also possible for students to work part-time in companies as receptionists, administrative staff, call-center operators, and other similar positions.

We regularly organize info sessions with college/university representatives, where students and parents can have direct and more private consultations.

Colleges and universities will provide scholarship information on their respective websites. Students can apply separately by following the application process on their own.

Students under the age of 17, accompanied by their parents, need to go through the process of custodianship. Salak Education will assist in the application process.

Make sure that the child has essential documents such as academic records, passport, and required health insurance. Prepare sufficient funds for the child's education abroad, including school fees, living expenses, airfare, and any other potential expenses. Of course, ensure that parents choose the right consultant.

Students can open individual bank accounts in Canada without having to go through their parents' accounts. However, if they are still under age, some banks may require parental or guardian consent before opening a bank account. Be sure to check the requirements of the chosen bank before opening an account.

Parents can travel together with their child with a tourist visa.

• Through the bank: Make sure you know your child's bank account details, the receiving bank's SWIFT code, and any other necessary information for the money transfer.
• Through international money transfer services: For example, Western Union, MoneyGram, and TransferWise.
• Via international credit or debit cards: You can add your child as an authorized user on your international credit or debit card and transfer money directly to the card.

Be sure to check the fees and currency conversion rates before choosing the appropriate money transfer method.

Some campuses have on-campus medical clinics with on-duty doctors. If a student sick, they can visit the campus clinic, and the on-duty doctor will provide referrals (if necessary) to the nearest hospital.

If parents have purchased insurance for their child in Indonesia, make sure to check with the insurance company if it can be used abroad as well.

Some campuses have included health insurance in the tuition fees.

Upon arrival, students will be picked up as requested by the parents.

Canada has a relatively low crime rate and is known for its inclusive and friendly culture towards foreign nationals. The Canadian government also provides strong legal protection for all citizens, including international students. However, like anywhere in the world, there are still some risks to be aware of, such as street crime, cybercrime, and others. Therefore, it is essential for international students to always be cautious.

SalakEd will provide a comprehensive explanation of the tuition fees and living costs in Canada compared to other countries. We will offer detailed information about the educational expenses, including tuition fees, accommodation costs, transportation, food, and other miscellaneous expenses in different countries. Through personalized consultations, we will help you make informed decisions based on your preferences, budget, and academic interests, ensuring you have a clear understanding of the financial aspects of studying in Canada and other potential study destinations.

There is no official age limit for studying in Canada. However, some programs and institutions may have specific age requirements or age preferences.

There are no specific difficulties in applying for a visa as mature students as long as you meet the visa requirements set by the Canadian government. However, as mature students, you may need to prepare additional documents such as recommendation letters or proof of previous work experience. Additionally, you will also need to meet the financial requirements, economic ties with Indonesia, and demonstrate that you can fund your studies and living expenses in Canada for the duration of your studies.

Therefore, it is essential to prepare the required documents well and meet the visa requirements to minimize the risk of visa rejection.

In Canada, there are various immigration programs that can be followed to become a Permanent Resident (PR), such as Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Program, and others. When choosing an immigration program, make sure to understand the requirements and criteria needed. Additionally, it is important to prepare thoroughly and meet the requirements asked by the selected immigration program.

SalakEd may suggest exploring other educational options, such as diploma or certificate programs, vocational training, or short-term courses that align with your interests and career goals. These alternatives can provide valuable skills and knowledge without committing to a full Master's degree. It is essential to discuss your preferences, strengths, and aspirations with Salak Edu's counselors to find the best educational path for you.

With a Spouse Visa or spouse sponsorship program, your partner can join you to come to Canada. However, you must meet certain requirements, such as providing sufficient funds to support your partner's living expenses during their stay in Canada.

Children under the age of 18 are allowed by the Canadian government to attend public school. However, it is essential to show evidence of having sufficient funds to cover living expenses and family needs during your stay in Canada. You must also meet the requirements to obtain a visa for your family.