Study French in Canada

To study language courses with a duration of less than 6 months, you can apply for the visitor visa, which costs about 100 CAD.

If you live in Spain, Chile, or Mexico, you can apply for the ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization) for a cost of 7 CAD.

The price of courses in Canada depends a lot on the type of course you choose and the quality of the educational institution.

An intensive French course can cost around 1,500 CAD, although you can also find them starting from 400 CAD.

Health insurance is mandatory when coming to study in Canada, and it is not very expensive.

The price of the policy will depend on the coverage it offers and your personal circumstances, but to give you an idea, it will cost you approximately around 50 CAD per month.

To study in Canada, you must demonstrate a minimum level of economic solvency. In other words, you need to show that you have enough money to cover your expenses during your stay and for your return ticket.

On average, you will need to demonstrate that you have about 1,000 CAD for each month of your stay in the country.

If you come with a visitor visa or ETA to study a language course, you will need to bring the money to cover your entire stay, as you cannot work with this type of visa. On average, consider about 1,000 CAD for each month of your stay.