How to apply to study in Canada from Uzbekistan

The school-leaving certificate with its grade supplement, in certified English or French translation.

The year-by-year record; Canadian admissions read subject grades, not only the average.

Documents that are not in English or French are submitted with a certified translation and the translator’s affidavit.

The IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo or PTE report.

Proof of identity is always required: a valid passport and two passport photographs.

Two passport-sized photographs, part of the required proof of identity.

For applications made on or after 1 September 2026 a single student outside Quebec must show CAD 23,448 for living costs, on top of tuition and travel. Six months of bank statements or a Canadian guaranteed investment certificate are the usual evidence; Quebec sets its own figure.

Required by some programmes and most scholarships; not universal for undergraduate admission.

IRCC recommends a letter of explanation setting out your study plan and why you chose this institution. Recommended rather than required, but officers read it.

Any one of these is enough

Typical undergraduate requirement at Canadian universities, usually with 6.0 in each band. Not a federal figure.

Typical undergraduate equivalent of IELTS 6.5. Confirm on the admissions page.

Accepted by many Canadian universities; confirm before booking.

Typical undergraduate equivalent. Confirm on the admissions page.

Canadian provinces finish secondary school after twelve years, so an 11-year attestat is assessed case by case: many universities accept it, others ask for a completed year of university or a college pathway.

An indicative attestat average for a competitive offer. Each university sets its own admission average.

Always required — the study permit application cannot be made without it.

Needed in most cases. The province issues it after the institution has admitted you.

Check if needed: it applies to stays over six months and to certain countries of residence.

Listed as “check if needed”; some visa offices add country-specific documents as well.

The bachelor diploma; final-year students apply on a transcript and receive a conditional offer.

The full university transcript with the grading scale explained.

Certified English or French translations with the translator’s affidavit.

Probably right

The statement of purpose; for a research master it doubles as your research proposal.

Usually three academic references, submitted directly by the referees.

An academic CV with research, publications and work experience.

The IELTS, TOEFL or Duolingo report.

Proof of identity is always required: a valid passport and two passport photographs.

Probably right

Two passport-sized photographs, part of the required proof of identity.

Probably right

For applications made on or after 1 September 2026 a single student outside Quebec must show CAD 23,448 for living costs, on top of tuition and travel. Six months of bank statements or a Canadian guaranteed investment certificate are the usual evidence; Quebec sets its own figure.

Probably right

IRCC recommends a letter of explanation setting out your study plan and why you chose this institution. Recommended rather than required, but officers read it.

Probably right

Any one of these is enough

Typical graduate requirement; competitive programmes ask for 7.0. Not a federal figure.

Typical graduate equivalent of IELTS 6.5–7.0. Confirm with the graduate school.

Accepted by many graduate schools; confirm before booking.

Indicative diploma average; Canadian graduate schools usually name a B+ or 3.0/4.0 over the final two years.

A completed four-year bachelor degree, or a degree the graduate school assesses as equivalent.

Always required — the study permit application cannot be made without it.

Needed in most cases. The province issues it after the institution has admitted you.

Check if needed: it applies to stays over six months and to certain countries of residence.

Listed as “check if needed”; some visa offices add country-specific documents as well.