Canada

An actuary job title is a very well respected one in the financial world. Starting salaries can be in the range of $100,000 with some consultants making way above $300,000 for contributing their deep insights. According to BLS. Gov, actuaries are looking at an above-average climb towards future demand. Between 2016 and 2026, their job growth is predicted to undergo 22% rise over the 23,600 current positions. However, with an increasing reach, beyond the insurance industry, the actual number may be much higher than this forecast. There are other advantages of taking on the responsibility of risk-minimizers. Based on Glassdoors findings, Actuaries are among the top 25 professionals with the highest salaries, in America. (Read the highest paying jobs in India)
It is also one of the lowest stress jobs with a pretty well-balanced work-life equation. According to a survey conducted by Monster, actuaries are among the chosen few blessed with over $100k salary and an enviable laid-back work environment. Read MBA jobs with the best work life balance. Actuaries are also repeatedly showing up on the online recruitment site, Career Casts Jobs Related Report for some of the top US jobs in terms of environment, income, outlook and stress. In 2017, it was ranked #11, among 200 jobs, with an impressive individual ranking of #15 on work environment, #67 on stress (that's low stress to be precise), and #22 on projected growth.

To study in Canadian universities, you need the following:
TOEFL or IELTS: If you are not a native English speaker, then you will have to give one of these exams. Try to score around 80 in TOEFL and 6.5 in IELTS. Many universities in Canada require minimum of 79 in TOEFL and around 6.5 in IELTS.
Bachelors degree: The second thing you require is your Bachelors degree certificate and their scores.
GMAT: Most universities will ask for GMAT scores of around 500 atleast.
The procedure:
Prepare for IELTS or TOEFL: Prepare for exams like IELTS or TOEFL if you want to study abroad. For Canada, IELTS is preferred. Try to score around 80 in TOEFL and around 6.5 in IELTS. Search for universities: After you have given the exams, search for the university that suits you the best according to your score and income of your family. Apply to universities: Apply to the university which you have selected by vising the original website of the particular university. Apply for Student visa: If you get selected in a Canadian university, apply for a Canadian visa and submit all the required documents. If your visa gets approved, fly to Canada and live your dreams.