What should I pay attention to when applying for a study visa in Canada?

For those students who want to immigrate to Canada and take the road of "experiencing immigration", holding a Canadian work visa is one of the necessary conditions. However, many students have probably only heard of this kind of visa, but they don't know about it, no matter the procedures or the number of applications. To this end, mustard study abroad experts summed up several things you must know about Canadian work visas. Next, let's take a look.

The first thing you must know: the number of applications.

Maybe some students will ask, is this kind of visa available only if you complete a course? If you think so, the teacher can only tell you that you! Want to! No! Yes! Because for each applicant, there is only one chance to apply in a lifetime. In other words, as long as you applied for a work visa after graduation (1 year), you will never get a work visa again in your life. In other words, the idea of "completing another course and getting a new work visa by applying" is also impossible.

The second thing you must know: the application time.

As far as the application time is concerned, many people are puzzled by the requirement of "applying within 90 days after completing the course". As a matter of fact, the study consultant of Century China Travel Center said that most people were actually confused by the requirement of "completing the course" in this regulation. Does "completing the course" mean "the time when the last course produces results" or "the time when you get the diploma"? Judging from the past experience and official explanation, the time to complete the course refers to the time when the last course ends, not the time to get the diploma.

The third thing you must know: the validity period of the work visa.

On the issue of the validity period of the Canadian work visa, experts pointed out: "In the past consultation process, many people would ask,' Teacher, how long will it take to get a Canadian work visa?' At this time, I will tell them that the validity of the Canadian work visa depends on the time when you actually complete the course. According to the relevant policies, those who have completed 2 years or more courses can apply for a 3-year work visa; If you have completed the course for more than 8 months, but less than 2 years, you can have a valid work visa equivalent to the course (setting) time.