Is it easy to immigrate after studying in Canada?

First, Canadian students can apply for a three-year work visa immediately after graduation. Graduates are not required to provide work units, and jobs are not required to be related to their majors. As long as you apply within 90 days after getting the diploma, you can get a work visa for up to 3 years, which changes the situation that international students have to return to China after graduation if they can't find a job within a certain period of time.

Secondly, Canada's experience immigration system is very beneficial to international students. As long as you have studied in Canada for more than two years and obtained a degree, and have actually worked for one year after obtaining a work visa, and at the same time meet the language ability requirements of immigrants, you can submit an application for experienced immigration. It only takes half a year from application to getting a maple leaf card. It can be seen that this system in Canada is simply designed for international students, with the aim of retaining talents who have already studied in Canada.

In addition, the provincial nomination plan is biased towards international students. Each province sets the eligibility for immigration application according to its own actual situation, with different conditions, but basically it is necessary to complete a certain period of courses in the province, obtain the required academic qualifications, and add a permanent work contract in the province. Such a provincial nomination plan is approved very quickly and can be obtained in half a year at the earliest.