Great question! Understanding daily living costs is essential for planning your studies in Canada. Here’s a breakdown of typical daily and monthly living expenses for international students in Canada:

1. Accommodation

- On-campus residence: CAD 600–1,000 per month
- Shared apartment: CAD 400–800 per month (per person)
- Homestay: CAD 700–1,000 per month

2. Food and Groceries

- Groceries: CAD 200–400 per month
- Eating out:
- Fast food meal: CAD 8–15
- Restaurant meal: CAD 15–30

3. Transportation

- Public transport pass: CAD 80–120 per month (varies by city)
- Single bus/metro ride: CAD 2–4

4. Utilities & Internet

- Utilities (electricity, heating, water): CAD 50–100 per month (if not included in rent)
- Internet: CAD 40–70 per month (shared in apartments)

5. Phone

- Mobile plan: CAD 30–50 per month

6. Personal Expenses

- Books and supplies: CAD 50–100 per month (or CAD 500–1,000 per year)
- Clothing, entertainment, etc.: CAD 100–200 per month

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Estimated Total Monthly Living Expenses

- Average: CAD 800–1,500 per month (varies by city and lifestyle)
- Larger cities like Toronto and Vancouver tend to be on the higher end.
- Smaller cities or towns may be more affordable.

Estimated Daily Living Costs

- Average: CAD 27–50 per day

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Note:

- These are approximate figures; actual costs can vary.
- Proof of funds required for a Canadian student visa is typically at least CAD 10,000 per year (outside Quebec) or CAD 11,000 per year (in Quebec), in addition to tuition fees.

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