Study in Canada
from Bangladesh
Work while you study, a long post-graduation work permit, and clear routes toward permanent residence — guided free from first question to study permit.
- Main intakesFall (Sep), Winter (Jan), Summer (May)
- Study levelDiploma · Bachelor's · Master's · PhD
- Post-study workPGWP (up to 3 years)*
- Language testIELTS / PTE / Duolingo (varies)
Studying in Canada
Canada is a top choice for Bangladeshi students thanks to its welcoming immigration system, the ability to work during study, and a Post-Graduation Work Permit that can lead toward permanent residence.
Teesta Tech helps you choose the right college or university, prepare a strong application, and get your study permit — at no service charge to you.
Why study in Canada
- Work rights. Most students can work part-time during study and full-time in breaks, within visa limits.
- PGWP. The Post-Graduation Work Permit lets eligible graduates work after studies.*
- PR pathways. Canadian study and work experience can count toward permanent residence.
- Quality & safety. Globally respected institutions and a welcoming environment.
Entry requirements (general guide)
As a general guide you'll usually need:
- Academic transcripts and certificates.
- An accepted English test (IELTS/PTE/Duolingo).
- SOP and references.
- Proof of funds — often including a GIC — for your study permit.
We check your exact eligibility for free before you apply.
Study permit & post-study work
After an offer, you'll apply for a study permit with proof of funds and other documents. Eligible graduates can apply for a PGWP to work afterwards.
* Study-permit routes (including any fast-track streams), PGWP eligibility and PR rules are set by Canadian authorities and change from time to time. We confirm the current rules with you against official Canadian government guidance before you rely on them.
FAQ
Questions about studying in Canada
What is a GIC and do I need one?
A GIC is a Guaranteed Investment Certificate used as proof of living funds for some study-permit routes. We'll tell you if your route needs one and how to set it up.
Can my spouse come with me to Canada?
Spousal options depend on your programme and current rules. We'll explain what applies to your situation.
College or university — which is better for me?
It depends on your goals, budget and career plans. We'll help you weigh both honestly.
Does studying in Canada lead to PR?
Canadian study and work experience can support a PR application, but it is not automatic. We'll set realistic expectations for your path.
Free consultation
Start your Canada journey
Tell us about yourself and a counsellor will reach out within 24 hours — usually on WhatsApp. No service charge.