Early access · Canada

Find the right Canadian school—and know who is helping you apply.

Explore current school and program information. Compare education advisers by expertise, fees, institution relationships and compensation model before you make contact.

Free to explore · No admission guarantees · Organic results are never pay-to-rank

Official sources linked

Every figure cites its origin

Review dates displayed

Data staleness shown openly

Adviser compensation required

Disclosed on every card

Institution relationships evidence-labelled

Shown before you click

No admission guarantees

We never imply otherwise

How it works

How adviser matching works

1

Tell us what you need

Study level, destination, service, language, and budget. Structured choices, not a search box.

2

Compare transparent options

See qualifications, service scope, fees, institution relationships and compensation. Everything visible before contact.

3

Choose your next step

Save a provider, request contact, or book once marketplace booking is live.

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Transparency

Adviser compensation models

Compare models in detail →

Independent adviser

Who pays?

Paid directly by students.

Can recommend every school?

Can recommend every school.

Must disclose?

Service fees and scope.

Ask the adviser?

What is your hourly rate or package cost?

Institution-commissioned agent

Who pays?

May be paid by partner institutions when a student enrols.

Can recommend every school?

Can only earn commissions from represented schools.

Must disclose?

Which institutions they represent and earn commissions from.

Ask the adviser?

Which schools do you represent? Could a better-fit school be outside your network?

Mixed model

Who pays?

May charge students for some services and receive institutional commissions.

Can recommend every school?

Commission schools and any school for a separate fee.

Must disclose?

Both payment sources and which schools generate commissions.

Ask the adviser?

Which schools earn you a commission and which ones would I pay extra for?

Provenance

Information you can verify

Vianorr separates official facts, editorial explanations, and provider-supplied claims. Every data figure carries an edition, effective date, and review status — so you can see when it was last checked and open the original source.

Source registry →

Official source

University of Toronto

International undergraduate admissions

Applies to2027 entry
Last checkedAugust 18, 2026
Data typeOfficial institutional figure

The difference

Why Vianorr is different

Transparent advisers

See fees, commissions and institution relationships before contact. Not after.

Current education information

Important figures carry an edition, effective date and review status — so you know when data was last checked.

Student control

You decide whom to contact and what information to share. No unsolicited outreach.

For providers

Build trust before the first consultation

Create a transparent provider profile, disclose how you are paid and receive enquiries suited to your actual services.

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Common questions

Does Vianorr provide education advice?

No. Vianorr Education is a platform — it publishes school data and connects students with independent education advisers. Vianorr does not give advice on which school to attend, which adviser to hire, or any immigration matter.

How are providers screened?

Providers complete an application covering identity, business registration, compensation model, and declared service scope. Listed profiles display which elements have been verified and which are provider-reported. No provider is listed until the verification process is complete.

How are advisers paid?

Advisers are paid in one of three ways: directly by the student (student-paid), by institutions that pay a commission when a student enrols (commission-funded), or both. Every provider card discloses the compensation model before you open the profile.

Can an education adviser give immigration advice?

No. Immigration advice in Canada requires a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), an immigration lawyer, a qualifying paralegal, or a Québec notary. Education advisers are not authorized immigration representatives unless they hold a separate qualification. Vianorr does not list immigration services.

Does Vianorr guarantee admission?

No — and any adviser who does is misrepresenting the process. Admission decisions rest with each institution. Vianorr does not guarantee, predict, or imply any admission outcome.

Is the marketplace live yet?

The school directory, city guides, and student guides are live. Adviser matching is in early access — provider profiles shown now are illustrative of the format. Real providers will appear once onboarding and verification are complete. Join the early-access list to be notified when matching opens.

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