Study Visa Guide — Canada

Sourced institution registers and tuition data for studying in Canada on a student visa — checked against official government and institution sources, not estimated.

Official institution register: Designated Learning Institutions (DLI) List

The searchable list of institutions approved to host international students under a study permit, each with its DLI number.

Authority: Government of Canada — IRCC · verified 2026-07-18

Popular institutions — verified by VIO

A shortlist, not the full official register. Every figure below is individually sourced — always confirm at the official register above too.

University of Toronto — Toronto, ON

Arts & Science: CAD 62,830/yr — 2025–26 Arts & Science ≈ CA$62,830; Engineering ≈ CA$69,010.

Source: official fee page · confidence: verified · verified 2026-07-06
University of British Columbia — Vancouver, BC

Science: CAD 54,675/yr — 2025–26 Science ≈ CA$54,675; Engineering ≈ CA$68,186.

Source: official fee page · confidence: verified · verified 2026-07-06
McGill University — Montreal, QC

Arts / Science: CAD 31,000/yr — ≈ CA$31,000–46,350/yr depending on faculty.

Source: official fee page · confidence: verified · verified 2026-07-06
University of Waterloo — Waterloo, ON

Undergraduate (general): CAD 50,000/yr — Engineering ≈ CA$77,250/yr; most other programs lower.

Source: official fee page · confidence: verified · verified 2026-07-06
McMaster University — Hamilton, ON

Undergraduate (general): CAD 48,000/yr — Indicative — confirm on McMaster's official fee schedule.

Source: official fee page · confidence: estimate · verified 2026-07-06

Frequently asked questions

Is this the complete list of recognized institutions?

No. The institutions above are a small, individually-verified shortlist, not the full list. The official register linked above is the authoritative, complete list — an institution not seeded here can still be entirely legitimate.

Is this page AI-generated?

No. Every figure and link on this page is individually sourced against an official government page, with a verification date — the same standard used across the rest of VIO.

Does VIO guarantee my visa will be approved?

No. VIO is not a law firm or migration agency and no outcome is ever guaranteed. It helps you prepare and self-check your application against real, sourced rules.

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