Student Life in Canada

 Many top universities in Canada provide on-campus housing for students. This option is convenient because it keeps you near your classes and campus resources. On-campus accommodations typically consist of residence halls, dormitories, or apartment-style living.

• Close to campus facilities
• A social atmosphere that allows you to meet new people
• Utilities (water, internet, heating) are usually included

Off-campus (Private Housing) 

Off-campus housing can be a more flexible and budget-friendly option for international students. Renting an apartment or house away from campus allows for greater independence and the freedom to select your preferred living situation.

• Increased privacy and flexibility
• A range of options to fit various budgets
• The choice to decide on your living arrangements (e.g., living alone or with roommates)
• Private housing offers greater independence and more control over your space.

Off-Campus Housing (Shared): 600 CAD - 1,200 CAD per month.

Homestays

For those seeking more than just education in Canada, homestays offer a beautiful window into authentic Canadian life. Living with a local family is the most enriching accommodation option available. Students share daily moments, understand traditions firsthand, and gain a deep appreciation for Canadian values while feeling genuinely at home in a new country.

• Cultural immersion and language practice
• Meals and utilities are often included in the rent
• Safe and supportive environment for international students

Shared housing

Regarding accommodation in Canada, shared housing is one of the most preferred options by international students. As the name suggests, you can share the housing cost with your roommates. Whether renting a room in a house or an apartment, shared housing is a great way to save money, especially in cities with high living costs.

• Lower rent costs as expenses are divided
• Socializing opportunities with roommates
• A variety of housing types and locations to choose from

In certain situations, unexpected changes or issues with the original accommodation may occur. In such cases, alternative accommodation must be arranged to meet the guest's needs. A backup plan is essential due to maintenance problems, overbooking, or emergencies.

In 2022, the food and beverage processing industry was the largest manufacturing industry in Canada in terms of value of production, with sales of goods manufactured worth $156.5 billion; it accounted for 18.2% of total manufacturing sales and 1.7% of the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP). It's also the largest manufacturing employer, employing 300,000 Canadians.

It supplies approximately 70% of all processed food and beverage products in Canada and is the largest buyer of agricultural products.

• The estimated monthly costs for a family of four are around 4,600 CAD, excluding rent.
• The estimated monthly costs for a single person are around 1,500 CAD, excluding rent.