Great question! Yes, students can sometimes apply for scholarships after reaching Canada, but the availability and type of scholarships depend on the university, program, and level of study.

Types of Scholarships Available After Arrival

1. In-Course or Merit-Based Scholarships
- Many Canadian universities offer scholarships to current students based on their academic performance during the first year or subsequent years of study.
- These are often called in-course scholarships, merit awards, or academic excellence awards.

2. Departmental Awards
- Some departments or faculties provide scholarships, grants, or research assistantships to students who excel in their courses or demonstrate outstanding research potential.

3. External Scholarships
- After arriving, students can also apply for scholarships offered by Canadian government bodies, private organizations, or foundations. Examples include the Canada Graduate Scholarships (for postgraduate students).

4. Bursaries and Financial Aid
- These are need-based awards. If you face unexpected financial difficulties after arriving, you may be eligible for bursaries or emergency funds from your university.

How to Find and Apply

- Check your university’s financial aid and scholarships office: They usually have a list of all available scholarships and the eligibility criteria.
- Department websites: Many scholarships are managed at the department or faculty level.
- Apply on time: These scholarships typically require an application, and deadlines are important.
- Maintain good grades: Most scholarships are merit-based and require a strong academic record.

Important Points

- Most major entrance scholarships are awarded before arrival, based on your admission application.
- Scholarships after arrival are usually competitive and based on your performance in Canada.
- International students are eligible for many, but not all, in-course scholarships—always check the terms.

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Would you like help finding specific universities in Canada that offer scholarships to current international students? Or do you have a particular course or province in mind? Let me know, and I can guide you further!