Quick answer: there’s no public University of Winnipeg fee waiver code. International applicants can be considered for a free application by selecting Tour Guide BD (listed as Tour Guide Bangladesh) in the Agency Information section of the online application.
The University of Winnipeg (UWinnipeg) charges international applicants a non-refundable CA$120 application fee, and it can’t start assessing your application until the fee is paid or waived. Here’s how to apply with a chance of having that fee waived.
Disclosure: Tour Guide BD, the recruitment partner mentioned in this guide, is affiliated with this website. You never have to use an agent, and you can always apply to the university directly.
University of Winnipeg application at a glance
| International applicants | |
|---|---|
| Application fee | CA$120, non-refundable |
| How to be considered for a waiver | Select Tour Guide BD (Tour Guide Bangladesh) as your agent |
| Where to apply | UWinnipeg online application (official) |
| Undergraduate deadlines | June 1 for Fall, October 15 for Winter, February 15 for Spring |
| Transcripts | Sent directly from your school to intladmissions@uwinnipeg.ca |
UWinnipeg recommends applying well before these deadlines, especially because you’ll also need time to get a study permit.
How to get a free application at the University of Winnipeg
- Open the online application from the University of Winnipeg’s international admissions page.
- Choose your faculty, major and start term (Fall, Winter or Spring).
- In the Agency Information section, select Tour Guide Bangladesh (Tour Guide BD).
- Complete the rest of the form. At the payment step, follow the instructions shown, and contact Tour Guide BD or UWinnipeg international admissions if you’re unsure whether to pay.
- Ask your school to send official transcripts to intladmissions@uwinnipeg.ca, and upload your passport and other documents to the application portal.
Is Tour Guide BD an official University of Winnipeg agent?
Yes. UWinnipeg publishes a list of authorized agents and partners by country, and Tour Guide Bangladesh appears on it as an Associate Agent. UWinnipeg says international students should only use agents from its official list. You can check the list yourself.
What naming an agent on your application means
- The agent can help with your file. The university may share updates with the agent so they can support you with documents and next steps.
- The university may pay the agent. Universities commonly pay recruitment partners a commission when a referred student enrols.
- Admission standards don’t change. Your application is assessed on the same academic and English requirements either way.
- A waiver isn’t guaranteed. Selecting Tour Guide BD means you can be considered for a free application.
Other ways UWinnipeg has waived fees
UWinnipeg has occasionally run its own short, limited-time waivers for undergraduate applicants, and its graduate studies office has waived fees for its own graduates with a 3.0 GPA during set windows. These change from year to year, so check the university’s admissions pages for your intake.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the University of Winnipeg application fee?
CA$120 for international applicants and CA$100 for domestic applicants. It is non-refundable.
Can I apply to the University of Winnipeg without an agent?
Yes. You can apply directly online. Using an agent is always optional.
Does the fee waiver affect my admission decision?
No. UWinnipeg assesses every application against the same requirements.
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