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What is your maximum affordable budget for tuition fees and living expenses for studying abroad in Canada?

02 Jul 2026 · Answered by Saru Sharma · 1 min read
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The estimated total annual cost for studying in Canada is CAD 63,000 - 65,000, including both tuition and living expenses.

- Graduate program tuition: approx. CAD 24,028/year (average)
- Minimum living expenses: CAD 22,895/year (as of Sep 2025, required by the Canadian government)
- Undergraduate tuition: typically higher, around CAD 41,746/year

Actual costs may vary by university, program, and city. All figures are subject to change. If you need help determining your specific budget or exploring funding options, please connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.

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The budget for studying abroad depends on your destination, course, and lifestyle. Here’s a typical range for undergraduate programs (subject to change):

- United States: ₹19.2 - 57.5 lakh/year tuition, ₹80,000 - 1.5 lakh/month living costs
- United Kingdom: ₹13 - 38.9 lakh/year tuition, ₹80,000 - 1.2 lakh/month living costs
- Canada: ₹10.5 - 27.9 lakh/year tuition, ₹80,000 - 1.1 lakh/month living costs
- Australia: ₹13.7 - 30.9 lakh/year tuition, ₹1 - 1.3 lakh/month living costs
- Germany: ₹0 - 56,000/year tuition (public universities), ₹70,000 - 90,000/month living costs

Additional costs include visa fees, health insurance (often mandatory), travel, and personal expenses. Scholarships and financial aid are available in many countries and can help reduce costs.

If you need a detailed estimate for your specific course or country, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.

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