Which Province are students from Sri Lanka going to study in Canada? IRCnews
Good day ladies and gentlemen, this is IRC news, and I am Joy Stephen, an authorized Canadian Immigration practitioner bringing out Data analysis release. This data release is for
Canadian Provinces where International students are heading to for Study Permit applications for 2018, 2019 and 2020 for Citizens of Sri Lanka. This data may be vital for students to understand the destination of students based on their nationality when applying for study in Canada. The total applications and the success rates are provided in separate videos. Today is the 22/02/2023
, and I am coming to you from the Polinsys studios in Cambridge, Ontario.
On my screen, you will see the name of the province and the total number of applications with success rate for that province.
Alberta:
- 2018: Total Applications: 14
- 2019: Total Applications: 9
- 2020: Total Applications: 5
- Average Applications/Year: 9 Average Success Rate (3 years): 67
British Columbia:
- 2018: Total Applications: 22
- 2019: Total Applications: 4
- 2020: Total Applications: 4
- Average Applications/Year:10Average Success Rate (3 years): 40
Manitoba:
- 2018: Total Applications: 2
- 2019: Total Applications: 1
- 2020: Total Applications: 2
- Average Applications/Year: 2 Average Success Rate (3 years): 50
New Brunswick:
- 2018: Total Applications: 1
- 2019: Total Applications: 0
- 2020: Total Applications: 0
- Average Applications/Year: 0 Average Success Rate: 0
Newfoundland:
- 2018: Total Applications: 6
- 2019: Total Applications: 0
- 2020: Total Applications: 4
- Average Applications/Year: 3 Average Success Rate (3 years): 100
Nova Scotia:
- 2018: Total Applications: 4
- 2019: Total Applications: 0
- 2020: Total Applications: 1
- Average Applications/Year: 2 Average Success Rate (3 years): 100
Ontario:
- 2018: Total Applications: 40
- 2019: Total Applications: 33
- 2020: Total Applications: 15
- Average Applications/Year: 29 Average Success Rate (3 years): 48
Prince Edward Island:
- 2018: Total Applications: 0
- 2019: Total Applications: 0
- 2020: Total Applications: 0
- Average Applications/Year: 0 Average Success Rate (3 years): 0
Quebec:
- 2018: Total Applications: 14
- 2019: Total Applications: 0
- 2020: Total Applications: 0
- Average Applications/Year: 0 Average Success Rate (3 years): 0
Saskatchewan:
- 2018: Total Applications: 1
- 2019: Total Applications: 0
- 2020: Total Applications: 1
- Average Applications/Year: 5 Average Success Rate (3 years): 0
When it comes to the top Province for study permit applications for Citizens from Sri Lanka based on the number applied for, the province of tops them all. If a province has very few student intakes, it could also signal an opportunity right?
Please keep in mind that the years we are discussing data in this release is the pandemic years with travel and other restrictions. The figures may not represent the popularity of the course or destination. IRCnews will be releasing newer data for 2021 and 2022 shortly.
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