Keyano College is a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) and welcomes international students with a valid study permit. Before applying, we recommend reviewing the International Student Guide for details on applications, fees, requirements, and health insurance.
How to Apply – International Students
Keyano College is a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) and welcomes international students with a valid study permit. Before applying, review the International Student Guide for important details on applications, fees, requirements, and health insurance.
Application Requirements
When you apply, submit:
- Completed application form and application fee
- International education credentials, certificates, and final exam results
- Copy of diploma or degree (if applicable)
- English Language Proficiency test results
- Any program-specific required documents
You may also be asked to complete an International Qualifications Assessment Service (IQAS) review.
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You can apply online through Apply Alberta.
Tip: Start early — the process may take at least six months.
Application Requirements
When you apply, submit:
✔ Completed application form and application fee
✔ International education credentials, certificates, and final exam results
✔ Copy of diploma or degree (if applicable)
✔ English Language Proficiency test results
✔ Any program-specific required documents
You may also be asked to complete an International Qualifications Assessment Service (IQAS) review.
Study Permit
If you are not a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, you must have a valid Study Permit before arriving in Canada. Learn more from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Study Permit Submission Deadlines
Submit proof via your MyKeys portal by the deadline:
| Intake | Deadline |
|---|---|
| Fall | August 1 |
| Winter | December 1 |
| Summer | April 1 |
Important:
- Missing the deadline will result in revoked acceptance and removal from registered courses.
- Reinstatement depends on proof of study permit and program capacity.
Tuition Maximum Letters
A Tuition Maximum Letter estimates the maximum tuition cost based on the standard course load for your program.
It does not reflect your exact amount due and excludes:
Student Association fees
Non-instructional fees
Textbooks and supplies
Health and dental insurance
Living expenses
You will receive this letter with your admission documents.
If it’s missing, email admissions@keyano.ca.
Co-op Work Permit (If Required)
Some programs include mandatory practicums or co-op placements. If your program requires this, you must apply for a Co-op Work Permit via IRCC before your placement begins.
You will receive a letter from Keyano confirming the need for a work/community placement with your
Letter of Acceptance.
If you did not receive it, contact admissions@keyano.ca.