Ask about the tuition after immigrating to Quebec, Canada.

I'm an undergraduate at McGill now. Quebec's policy is that as long as you are a doctor, as long as you are admitted, the tuition fee is the same as Quebec, and all your expenses will be borne by the government and sent to you in the name of a professor, so as long as you are admitted as a doctor, you don't have to worry about anything.

However, there are some differences in master's degree. This year's policy is that international students pay tuition in the first year and save tuition in the second year. As for whether the scholarship can cover all the expenses, it depends on whether the professors can give you that much money. Usually, when applying for a master's degree, you should find a good tutor before you need it, because in Canada, unlike in the United States, if the tutor agrees to admit you, it will be like going through the motions in the Committee, and the amount of scholarships is also decided by the tutor. In addition to this way of obtaining financial aid, the government will give all eligible applicants a certain amount of money every year, and the competition will be slightly fiercer.