Is it better to avoid Masters of Education courses abroad due to high chances of visa rejection in Canada for a Master's?

It depends. Visa rejection rates for study abroad, especially in Canada, have increased significantly - up to 62% overall and as high as 80% for Indian applicants in 2025. This is mainly due to stricter immigration policies and higher financial proof requirements (subject to change).

If you are considering a Master's in Education abroad:
- Be prepared for tougher visa scrutiny, especially in Canada.
- Alternative countries with more stable visa approval rates may offer better chances.
- A strong, well-documented application is essential.

For personalized guidance on your options and next steps, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.