Canada's immigration policies for studying abroad.

Canada's immigration policies for studying abroad.

1. Ontario: Ontario requires international students to obtain a master's degree for at least one year, and they can apply for immigration and study if their IELTS score in technical subjects reaches 7.0 and there are no fewer than 7 items. The number of overseas immigrants in Ontario is about 1 1,000 each year; To obtain a doctorate, you can apply directly without attaching any conditions, and the number of places is the same as that of the master's application; The application conditions of international students with job opportunities are similar to those of experienced immigrants.

2. New Brunswick Province: The requirements for studying in NB Province are relatively simple. You only need to study higher education in Canada for two years or more, and you can apply for immigration if you have a formal job in the province after graduation.

3. nova Scotia):NS requires that applicants who apply for immigration to study abroad must hold a one-year diploma or above recognized by Canada and must work for an employer provided by NS for three consecutive months.

4. Prince Edward Island: Applicants from Pei Province who want to study abroad can apply for immigration as long as they hold a two-year diploma or above recognized by Canada, engage in work related to their major, and have a work certificate of at least six months in Canada.

5. Quebec: Experienced immigrants in Quebec have no academic qualifications and can apply for junior college, undergraduate course, master's degree or doctor's degree, but they are required to obtain a Quebec academic certificate and apply six months before graduation.

6. Newfoundland Province: NL Province requires applicants who apply for immigration to study abroad to hold at least a two-year undergraduate diploma recognized by Canada, as well as at least a one-year master's degree and doctoral degree, as well as professional-related work, and to have a six-month work certificate.

7. British Columbia: BC requires all foreign students who have obtained master's and doctor's degrees in natural science, medicine and applied science to apply for immigration directly; If you are a junior college student or an undergraduate student, you can apply for immigration within 1 to 2 years after graduation, only after adding qualified occupational categories.

8. Alberta: Alberta requires international students with at least two-year undergraduate diplomas and at least one-year master's and doctoral diplomas recognized by Canada to apply for immigration after obtaining work and six-month work certificates.

9. Saskatchewan: Saskatchewan has clear classification requirements for applicants studying abroad. Graduates from technical schools or technical secondary schools can only apply for immigration after receiving one or more years of education and having a work certificate in Saskatchewan for more than half a year; College and undergraduate graduates need to hold corresponding work visas before they can apply for immigration; Master degree or above, you need to graduate from the University of Saskatchewan or the University of Gana and you need to prove your intention to settle in Saskatchewan before you can apply.

10. Manitoba Province: Manitoba requires international students to hold a minimum one-year diploma recognized by Canada, and they can only apply after holding a job for half a year.

Further reading: materials from marriage immigrants in Canada

I. Application materials

If China citizens who hold Canadian green cards want to get married in China, according to China law, young men must be at least 22 years old and young women must be at least 20 years old before they can register for marriage. Canadian citizens and China citizens living in Canada (Canadian green card holders) must provide the China Civil Affairs Department with:

Canadian passport and Chinese visa, green card holders provide proof of permanent residence in Canada;

Hospital physical examination certificate approved by the civil affairs organ;

Single certificate processed in Canada. Divorce requires divorce judgment and Chinese translation.

China citizens and Canadians living in various provinces in Canada must apply for a single certificate, which must be notarized by a Canadian lawyer or notary, certified by the notary department of the local provincial government, and then sent to the China Consulate for certification.

Generally, it takes five working days to go through the authentication procedures of documents at the China Consulate. In case of special circumstances, it needs to be handled urgently, and the pick-up on the same day needs extra urgent fees. Jiahe Company has rich experience in handling Canadian marriage visas. At present, we have successfully re-applied for such visas for many marriage clients who were refused visas by the Canadian Embassy.

Second, matters needing attention

Canada, reunited with unmarried spouses in Canada, and completed the wedding in Canada and settled in Canada. However, this requires both men and women to live together for at least one year before they can form a marriage fact and provide enough "evidence".

With regard to the family reunion of the fiance (wife) (note: both men and women have lived together for at least one year), Canadian visa officers attach great importance to examining whether this unmarried relationship is true for the application of the fiancee or fiance from China. Therefore, it is suggested that Chinese citizens apply for tourist visas. In view of the actual situation in China, the chances of unmarried family reunion immigrants getting visas are very small.

In addition, Canadian permanent residents or citizens can apply for husband and wife reunion after legally marrying their spouses overseas. Canadian permanent residents or citizens returning to China for marriage registration, regardless of whether they have household registration or identity cards in China, must apply for a "single certificate" in Canada before returning to China for marriage registration.

Further reading: explanation of medical examination requirements for Canadian immigrants

(1) Immigration to Canada requires a physical examination. If the applicant has a health disease that is not accepted by the Canadian government, your application will be rejected. These diseases are mainly:

1. posing a threat to public health or safety;

B, will excessively increase the Canadian government's investment in health or welfare undertakings.

These diseases include (but are not limited to) gender, AIDS, severe kidney disease, severe heart disease, high-risk infectious diseases and so on. The Canadian government did not clearly list these diseases, and the decision was made by immigration officials.

Due to the huge population of hepatitis B carriers in China, many applicants are worried about whether hepatitis B will affect their immigration application.

At present, Canadian immigrants do not check hepatitis B virus in physical examination, so long as their liver function is normal, there is no need to worry. If immigrants carry hepatitis B virus or have three positive signs, it will not affect immigrants. Recently, however, more and more people began to pay attention to the problem of hepatitis B in Canada. If the liver function is abnormal or there are signs of cirrhosis, it will adversely affect the immigration application. Hepatitis B carriers should pay attention to their health.

(2) Entry medical examination items

The physical examination items and contents of Canadian immigrants include blood, urine and chest X-ray. Carrying hepatitis B does not affect the application. Generally speaking, if there is no serious illness, it is unlikely that the visa will be refused because of the immigration medical examination.

(3) Canadian Immigration Physical Examination Form

When you need a medical examination, the embassy will send you a medical examination notice, which contains a medical examination form and relevant instructions. This is the physical examination form, which indicates the items and precautions that need physical examination. Applicants need to take the physical examination form to the corresponding hospital to find an authorized doctor for physical examination.

(4) Authorized hospitals and doctors for medical examination of Canadian immigrants.

Immigration Canada will appoint an authorized hospital and doctor to examine you. The physical examination results of other hospitals and doctors are invalid.

(5) After the medical examination of Canadian immigrants,

The validity period of immigration physical examination is 12 months, which means that you should land in Canada within 1 year after the physical examination, otherwise the physical examination will be invalid.

(6) Medical report procedure of medical examination in Canada

The medical report and X-rays will not be returned to the medical examiner. The medical examiner won't tell you the results of the medical examination. The doctor can only tell you that there is one health problem at most.