One of the first concerns of international students is the cost of tuition, living expenses, health insurance and accommodation. For example, the cost of living in Ontario, specifically Toronto, is higher than in other parts of the country. We give you an approximate idea of how much money you should save to pay for your stay in Canada.
Mobile telephony
General phone plans with data are expensive in Canada. They can range from $35 to $60 per month, add taxes to this.
Health insurance
All international students are required to have health insurance coverage. In most cases, the cost of tuition will include health insurance. If not, you can opt for private health insurance that ranges from $600 to $1000.
Transportation
In order to get around you will need transportation and means such as Uber or Lyft are generally expensive; you will most likely rely on public transportation. The use of public transport includes a combination of metro, bus and train. A monthly rail pass can range from $80 to $200. However, you can get a student discount with your college student ID.
Accommodation
The rent will depend on the area in which you are located. For example, accommodation closest to the city center is usually expensive (in Toronto). Also, most of the apartments or houses are not furnished. Therefore, in your budget you must add a bed, mattress, table and chair.
Food
Everyday purchases can cost you between $50 and $200. It will depend on whether you plan to cook every day or not. If you eat out often, a single lunch or dinner could cost $10-$20.
This is only the essentials, if you want to give yourself an extra taste it's fine. If you want to tour, look for the options that offer discounts for students. And don't stress if it's not enough at first, enjoy every moment of your stay.
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