I want to go to Canada for a postgraduate diploma course. My goal is to emigrate. Is it difficult to finish reading this immigrant?

If you want to read the postgraduate diploma of Manetho University, you can only choose Honghe College, and the postgraduate diplomas of Honghe College are all one-year.

Manitoba has two immigration policies. The first is to complete a one-year postgraduate diploma, get a one-year work visa, and then find a full-time contract worker with a basic salary. After working for half a year, you can apply. The second is to complete at least two years of full-time courses (that is, read two graduate diplomas), get a three-year work visa, participate in the preparatory work plan of Manitoba province after graduation, and immigrate directly without looking for a job. However, at present, the second one is temporarily closed because of too many applicants.

I suggest you use a postgraduate diploma and then transfer to a junior college for two years.

It is easier to find a job in a junior college than a postgraduate diploma, because there will be paid internships, and almost the second kind of immigration should be started after you finish reading, so it is good to immigrate directly.

You need to be naturalized until your parents reach a certain age before you can reunite with your loved ones.