Money Matters

There are many ways to Paying Tuition and Fees, but make sure to pay Fall/Winter fees by the end of September to avoid additional installment charges. Check the Spring/Summer fee deadlines for your applicable terms in advance. Fees and deadlines are different for VSCP students.

Wondering how much money you'll need?

Develop a budget: it can be a helpful guide to manage your money for your stay in Canada. Students often realize too late that Canada is a relatively expensive country in which to live.

The international student handbook has useful tools to help you manage your finances.

Looking for scholarships?

The University of Alberta offers many scholarships for undergraduate and graduate international students.

Thinking of bringing family?

Your decision to bring your family with you when you come to Canada will depend on your financial situation and the ease of obtaining immigration documents for your family members.

Some students with sufficient financial resources may prefer to apply for immigration documents for their family members at the same time as they apply for their Study Permit.

Looking for banking information?

Have a look at our guides to transferring funds to Canada and choosing the right bank in Canada for you.

Verification of Costs & Fees Letter

If your home country's bank/government requires that the University provide a letter outlining the funds that you will require per academic year, you can download this form from the link below, fill it out, and send it us at the International Centre. One of our international student advisors will be happy to handle your request and prepare a letter for you.

Links:

Study at UAlberta

Visit our prospective student website if you're considering UAlberta.

Pre-Arrival Resources

International Centre

Contact an advisor at the International Centre, a support centre specifically for international students.

Transitions Orientation 

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