I am going to Canada for graduate school. My school has cooperation with several schools. University of Ottawa, Brock University, University of Windsor, Thomson University. -

If your purpose is to eventually obtain Canadian immigration status through studying abroad, it is recommended that you apply for courses in public institutions and pass the SPP plan, which eliminates the need to explain the source of funds and facilitates obtaining a visa.

If you have graduated from a bachelor's degree, you can apply for a college's graduate diploma program for visa purposes, and then switch to a junior college program when you arrive locally. After completing at least a 2-year college course, you can obtain a 3-year work visa after graduation. After working for one year, you can obtain immigration status through the experience category.

If you are interested in applying to a local public college in Toronto, such as Centennial College or Seneca College, I can get an admission letter for you