LOOKING FOR CANADIAN EDUCATION ?

NASIT has now started accepting applications from the International Students for one year Diploma Programs. Please refer to our Admissions Representative for step by step application process. They will guide you through the whole process.

APPLICATION PROCESS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

1. Choose your Diploma Program
2. Admission Requirements
3. Apply in NASIT
4. Paying your Tuition Fees
5. Refund Policy

Choose your Program

If you are thinking to get Canadian Education, Join NASIT for best experience. For that you need to check the list of Programs and courses delivered at NASIT and Choose the Program according to your interest.

Admission Requirements

1. The Minimum Education required for the admission in any Diploma Program is Grade 12.
2. A Completed NASIT application form by the Candidate.
3. The Candidate should have passed IELTS/ TOEFL exam.
4. Original or Attested Academic Documents that prove your 12 years of Primary and Secondary Education or Completion of Graduate Degree from other University or College.
5. $500 CAD Non-Refundable Application Fee
6. Please refer to the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website for Student visa Application Process.

Apply in NASIT

Download the NASIT application form and mail it, along with other documents and $500 CAD application fee, to:
Suite 206, 2500 Lawrence Avenue East,
Scarborough, ON
CANADA M1P 2R7

If you meet the requirements, the Acceptance Letter will be issued tand sent to you by mail / courier. As soon as you receive Acceptance Letter, you should contact nearest Canadian Embassy, High Commission or Consulate to request the Application for your Study Permit. For more information, please visit www.cic.gc.ca

Paying your Tuition Fees

Tuition Fees can be paid in two installments, however Canadian Immigration or Embassy may require that you pay entire year tuition fees before applying for your Study Visa.

Refund Policy

If Canadian Embassy denies your Study visa/ Student permit, the tuition fees is completely refundable. In that case, you have to send us documented proof such as refusal letter from the Canadian Embassy.