Does Canada have master's program options within my budget and what are the chances of dependent visa approval there?
Yes, Canada offers master's programs that typically fit within your budget of ₹20 - 30 lakhs.
- Tuition fees: CAD 12,000 - 35,000/year, depending on university and program.
- Living expenses: CAD 18,000 - 45,600/year, varying by city.
Your budget should generally cover both tuition and living costs.
For dependent visas, you can apply for your husband and daughter:
- Spouse: May qualify for an open work permit if you enroll in a full-time master's program of at least 16 months.
- Child: If under 22 and unmarried, can usually get a study permit to attend school in Canada.
Approval chances are higher if you show strong financial support, complete documentation, and a clear intent to study and return home after your program.
Looking for a specific course in Canada?
We will find the universities that offer it, and whether you will get in.
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