How much does it cost to study in Canada?

Generally speaking, universities in Ontario charge higher fees for international students, exceeding 20,000 Canadian dollars, while those in Quebec are about 12000 to 18000 Canadian dollars, and those in other provinces are about 12000 Canadian dollars or less. Community colleges generally need 5000- 12000 Canadian dollars a year;

Accommodation and catering.

If you live on campus, you need 6,000-8,000 Canadian dollars for three meals a day. If you live with people outside the school, you can save about 1 000 Canadian dollars;

The medical insurance premium is about 600- 1000 Canadian dollars per year; Daily living expenses. Such as transportation, communication, entertainment, laundry, etc. It usually costs about 800 Canadian dollars a year. Most China students spend 20,000 to 50,000 Canadian dollars a year.

Note: Cost analysis in different regions.

1, the most expensive: Vancouver, downtown Toronto, no explanation, 280,000 ~ 300,000 RMB.

2. Super expensive: 250,000 ~ 280,000 RMB in Toronto and Greater Vancouver.

3. Expensive: Montreal, Quebec, 200,000 ~ 250,000 RMB.

4. Normal: in Alberta and other regions, RMB 1.5 ~ 0.2 million yuan.

5. Cheap: 65,438+00 ~ 65,438+05,000 RMB in other areas except the above areas.

Generally speaking, the cost of studying in Canada mainly includes the following aspects:

Second, tuition fees.

In Canada, the fees paid by college students are called "student fees", which are different in different provinces and universities. Generally speaking, full-time science students or art students only need to pay 450-900 Canadian dollars per academic year, and medical or dental students need to pay 1600 Canadian dollars per year. Tuition fees vary from 8000- 1 10000 Canadian dollars according to the type of school and geographical location.

Third, the accommodation fee.

Studying in Canada, you can choose to live in a school apartment or a local resident's home. School apartments are similar to school dormitories in China, but the price is as high as 400- 1000 Canadian dollars a month (2000 -5000 RMB a month). Apartment facilities, stoves, many apartments have cafeterias downstairs. Generally, apartments are shared by two people, so you will have a roommate who can live with you day and night. It's time to test your communication skills.

In addition to living in apartments, sometimes schools offer plans to live with local host families. Canadians have a large average housing area, which can be rented to international students. These houses are more complete than dormitories, with bathrooms and telephones ... The price of meals for two people sharing a room ranges from 600 Canadian dollars to 800 Canadian dollars per person per month. If they live alone, they usually need as much as 900 Canadian dollars per person per month. Rent generally includes all expenses, but does not include telephone calls. You can call anywhere in Canada for 20-50 Canadian dollars per month (long distance is extra).

In addition, you can rent a house outside. Most serviced apartments have refrigerators and stoves, but furniture and meals are not included. But some rents include heating or electricity. Most landlords require to pay the damage deposit in advance, and the rent is paid in cash or by check once a month. The average cost of shared accommodation in Canada ranges from 450 yuan to 1000 Canadian dollars per month. The average cost of a suite or apartment is from 450 yuan to 1500 Canadian dollars per month.

Fourth, the cost of catering.

People often say that "food is the most important thing for the people", "eat and drink Lazarus" and "eat" always rank first in life. Generally speaking, everyone chooses to eat in a different way, which can be solved in the school cafeteria, cooked by himself or eaten outside the restaurant. In short, the cost of eating is flexible, ranging from one or two hundred yuan to several thousand yuan per month. The most economical way is to do it yourself, which is appetizing and cheap. Meat in Canada is very cheap, so you can choose bread for breakfast.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) tuition and fees

In daily life, we should also add the cost of buying clothes and books, pocket money and transportation expenses to the budget, and also leave some for temporary emergencies. The total living expenses of most international students in China for one year are between 6000-10.5 million Canadian dollars, which does not include the round-trip travel expenses from China to the university.