As an international student, you can be admitted to a Canadian university even if you have a certain period of interruption in your studies. However, the duration of the gap accepted may vary between universities and programs. In general, a gap of two to three years is generally tolerated, but this may be different for certain programs or universities. It is important to check the specific requirements of each university and program before applying to understand what duration of the gap is accepted. Also, having relevant work experience during the gap can benefit your admissions application. Some Extra Points Some universities or programs may require applicants to provide an explanation for the gap in their studies, such as a medical condition, family responsibility, or financial hardship. Applicants may be asked to demonstrate their academic ability or readiness to return to studies after a gap, such as through standardized test scores or additional coursework. In some cases, universi