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Your journey: Master’s in Canada · starts Sep 2027 · from Delhi

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Every step still has its usual lead time. Your first dated step is due on 04 Apr 2027, 165 days from today. This is only about calendar dates, not your chances with any authority.

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A Master’s degree in Canada, starting Sep 2027, flying from Delhi.

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  • We read “fall intake” as September.

You wrote: “MS in Canada from Delhi, fall intake”

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Your journey at a glance

58Stepsacross 13 stages
19Documentsto collect or keep ready
6Servicesyou may want help with
04 Apr 2027Start byyour first step is due
45 weeksTime you haveuntil course start on 01 Sep 2027
Aug 2027Busiest month24 steps due

Timeline

What do I need to do, and by when?

These 28 steps matter most: the critical ones, the official ones and the ones where a service can help. Dates are counted back from Sep 2027. 58 steps in all.

  1. Phase 1 of 4

    Get ready

    to · 16 steps

    Your offer, your money and your paperwork.

    10 more steps in this phase
    • by
      Check your application portal and inbox every few days Medium Admission
    • by
      Get your offer letter and save it High Admission
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      Make a simple budget: tuition, rent, food, travel, one-off costs Medium Finance
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      Collect marksheets, transcripts and degree certificates High Documents
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      Keep your English test report (or waiver) ready High Documents
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      Keep your SOP and CV handy Medium Documents
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      Get photos that meet the official photo rules Medium Documents
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      Check if your visa asks for a police clearance certificate Medium Documents · Passport Seva (Ministry of External Affairs) (official page, opens in a new tab)
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      Ask your bank about TCS on your overseas payments Medium Finance · Income Tax Department of India (official page, opens in a new tab)
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      Scan everything and keep a paper set Medium Documents

  2. Phase 2 of 4

    Get approved

    to · 9 steps

    The official visa step and your health cover.

    1 more step in this phase
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      Save your insurance certificate Medium Insurance

  3. Phase 3 of 4

    Get set

    to · 16 steps

    A place to stay, flights, a working phone and money abroad.

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      Shortlist places to stay High Accommodation Accommodation
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      Book your first stay Critical Accommodation Accommodation
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      Book your flight High Flights Flight
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      Plan how you will carry money abroad High Forex & money Forex & money · Reserve Bank of India (official page, opens in a new tab)
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      Get a forex card or an international debit card Medium Forex & money Forex & money
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      Get an eSIM for landing day Medium eSIM Connectivity
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      Put your documents in your hand luggage Critical Pre-departure
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      Final check: passport, visa, ticket, charger High Pre-departure
    8 more steps in this phase
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      Check your phone is unlocked and eSIM-ready Medium Connectivity
    • by
      Sort prescriptions and medicines Medium Pre-departure
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      Save your e-ticket Medium Flight
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      Keep your Indian number working for OTPs High Connectivity
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      Check baggage limits and weigh your bags Medium Flight
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      Pack for the weather and the first week Low Pre-departure
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      Save emergency and university contacts Medium Pre-departure
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      Spend time with your people Low Pre-departure

  4. Phase 4 of 4

    Land and settle

    to · 17 steps

    Arrival, enrolment and setting up life there.

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      Arrange your airport pickup Medium Airport transfer Arrival
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      Complete your online enrolment Critical University onboarding
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      Have your documents ready at border control Critical Arrival
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      Get your study permit confirmed at the port of entry Critical Arrival · IRCC: Study permit (official page, opens in a new tab)
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      Switch on your eSIM or buy a local SIM High eSIM Arrival
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      Read your study permit’s work and study conditions High Arrival · IRCC: Study permit (official page, opens in a new tab)
    11 more steps in this phase
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      Activate your university account and email High University onboarding
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      Choose modules and check your timetable High University onboarding
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      Check in and photograph the room Medium Arrival
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      Book orientation or welcome week sessions Medium University onboarding
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      Get a student travel pass Medium Local setup
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      Open a local bank account High Local setup
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      Say hi to the international students’ office Medium University onboarding
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      Collect your student ID card Medium University onboarding
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      Save your nearest Indian mission’s contact details Medium Local setup · Ministry of External Affairs, India (official page, opens in a new tab)
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      Plan part-time work, after checking your limits Medium Local setup
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      Apply for a Social Insurance Number (SIN) if you plan to work Low Local setup · Government of Canada: Social Insurance Number (official page, opens in a new tab)

Workload

Which months are busiest?

Steps due each month, all 58 of them. Plan your free evenings around the longest bars.

  1. Apr 2027 7 steps
  2. May 2027 11 steps
  3. Jun 2027 3 steps
  4. Jul 2027 7 steps
  5. Aug 2027 24 steps busiest
  6. Sep 2027 6 steps

Documents

Which documents will I need?

19 documents, each listed once with the first step that asks for it. Official pages say exactly what they accept.

  • Passport

    First needed for: Check your passport is valid, with space to spare

    Have it by

  • Offer letter

    First needed for: Get your offer letter and save it

    Have it by

  • Marksheets & degree certificates

    First needed for: Collect marksheets, transcripts and degree certificates

    Have it by

  • English test report

    First needed for: Keep your English test report (or waiver) ready

    Have it by

  • Letter of Acceptance (Canada)

    First needed for: Get your Letter of Acceptance (LOA)

    Have it by

  • Bank statement

    First needed for: Collect your sponsor’s financial papers

    Have it by

  • Sponsor income proof

    First needed for: Collect your sponsor’s financial papers

    Have it by

  • Sponsor letter / affidavit

    First needed for: Collect your sponsor’s financial papers

    Have it by

  • Tuition payment receipt

    First needed for: Pay your tuition deposit or first instalment

    Have it by

  • Statement of purpose

    First needed for: Keep your SOP and CV handy

    Have it by

  • CV / resume

    First needed for: Keep your SOP and CV handy

    Have it by

  • Passport-size photo

    First needed for: Get photos that meet the official photo rules

    Have it by

  • Police clearance certificate

    First needed for: Check if your visa asks for a police clearance certificate

    Have it by

  • Medical exam report

    First needed for: Check if you need an immigration medical exam

    Have it by

  • Biometrics appointment confirmation

    First needed for: Give your biometrics

    Have it by

  • Accommodation confirmation

    First needed for: Book your first stay

    Have it by

  • Visa / permit decision

    First needed for: Check your approval letter and conditions

    Have it by

  • Health / travel insurance certificate

    First needed for: Save your insurance certificate

    Have it by

  • Flight ticket

    First needed for: Save your e-ticket

    Have it by

Services and budget

Which services will I probably need, and what might they cost?

Demo Sample prices from our demo partners — not a quote. They show how prices would look; nothing here can be booked or paid for from this page.

  • Accommodation

    Around : Shortlist places to stay

    No sample price for this service yet.

  • Insurance

    Around : Check your health cover for Canada

    No sample price for this service yet.

  • Flights

    Around : Book your flight

    Demo price ₹80,578 to ₹1,21,821

    Sample one-way economy fares for 1 traveller, Delhi (DEL) to Toronto Pearson (YYZ), around 25 Aug 2027 (9 demo offers, taxes and demo fee included).

  • Forex & money

    Around : Plan how you will carry money abroad

    No sample price for this service yet.

  • eSIM

    Around : Get an eSIM for landing day

    No sample price for this service yet.

  • Airport transfer

    Around : Arrange your airport pickup

    No sample price for this service yet.

Services budget outline (demo-priced services only)

₹80,578 to ₹1,21,821

For one traveller, adding up 1 demo-priced service. Sample prices from our demo partners — not a quote. Official fees are not in this figure.

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Official fees

What about visa, permit, health and test fees?

Government and test-centre fees are set by the authorities and change. So we never show an amount here. Each card links the official page for the current figure.

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What did we assume?

Anything you did not tell us is listed here, so you can change it.

  • Every date is counted back from Sep 2027. A month on its own is treated as its first day.
  • We assumed you are at the start (applied, no offer yet, tuition unpaid), travelling alone, with no education loan and no scholarship. Steps that depend on those appear when you save your plan and answer a few questions.
  • We count every step from the beginning. If you have already done some, they are ticked off when you save your plan.
  • Due dates come from our journey rules. We do not predict how long any official application takes.
  • Sample prices from our demo partners — not a quote. Official fees are set by the authorities, so we link their pages and never show an amount.

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