How can international students immigrate to Canada quickly?

1, rejection rate of international students in China.

The rejection rate of China students staying in Canada to apply for a graduation work visa is the same as that of applicants from other countries, ranging from 1% to 2%. Although the refusal rate of international students from China is higher (23%), applicants from other countries also have 17%, and the difference between them is not too big. The main reason for the rejection of graduation work permit should be that the online course you took did not meet the requirements, and the course you took was offered by foreign universities in Canada, so you are not qualified. Therefore, Tiandao reminds Canadian students that if they want to stay in Canada after graduation, they must attend Canadian colleges and universities and not take online courses for at least 8 months.

2. After studying for one year, I got a two-year work visa to apply for "fast immigration".

Generally speaking, you can only get a work visa for one year after studying for one year. However, some applicants apply for a two-year work visa after studying for one year. He believes that it is because the Immigration Bureau wants to attract more international students to apply for "fast immigration".

As for the reasons why some international students do not apply for work visas immediately after graduation, but go back to China before applying, these international students may think that China has good development opportunities and the local employment prospects are unattractive after graduation, and they will inevitably want to go back to China to see it, but they will regret it before the deadline. Immigration does not strictly examine graduation work visas, and if someone is rejected, it is only a few cases. As long as the documents are complete and submitted within 90 days after getting the diploma, it should not be difficult to get a visa.

It should not be difficult to apply for a work permit with complete documents.

According to the regulations on the validity period of work permit after graduation from junior college of the Immigration Department, if you have attended the course for less than two years, the approval period will be equivalent to the course time, but if you have attended the course for two years or more, you can get a work permit with a validity period of three years. For example, international students who have completed a two-year course or a four-year course will eventually get a valid work visa for three years, which is the longest time.

It should be noted that the validity of the work permit depends on the length of the course and has nothing to do with the actual study time of the students. For example, a student completed an eight-month course in six months, which is equivalent to completing it ahead of schedule, so his work permit is still valid for eight months.

In addition, in line with the full implementation of the Electronic Travel Card (eTA) for visa-free countries and regions in March 15, Tiandao Study Abroad reminds international students that if they come from visa-free countries or regions such as Hong Kong and their student visas or graduation work visas were issued before July 3 1 last year, they must apply for eTA online if they enter Canada after March 15.

As for the student visa or graduation work visa issued on or after August 1 last year, there is no need to apply for eTA because eTA has been attached to the visa.