How much possibility is there that I can continue my studies abroad after discontinuing here in UK/Canada for a Master's?

Yes, you can generally continue your Master's studies at a new institution after discontinuing in the UK or Canada, but the possibility of transferring your exact credits is quite low. Most universities will evaluate you as a fresh applicant, treating your earlier coursework as prior learning rather than transferable units, so plan for largely restarting your program.

How much credit actually transfers

Challenges you will need to manage

• Explaining why you left: be ready with a clear, professional reason, since academic mismatch or financial shifts are understood far better than academic failure or disciplinary issues.
• Visa reset: discontinuing usually curtails or cancels your student visa or study permit, so you will need to leave and apply fresh for your next destination.
• Recommendation letters: you will still need academic references, so try to keep at least one professor relationship intact even as you exit.

My Advice

Before you formally withdraw, request your official transcript and save every module syllabus you completed, since these documents are what a new university's admissions team will use for any course exemption review. Then email the international admissions office of your target university directly and ask in writing whether they accept transfer credits for a Master's and what their maximum limit is, rather than relying on general website FAQs.