The problem of applying for graduate students in Canada is very urgent and dizzy.

If your purpose is to obtain Canadian immigration status through studying abroad, I suggest you apply for courses in public institutions and get a visa through the spp program, without specifying the source of funds.

If you graduate from an undergraduate course, you can consider applying for a postgraduate diploma visa from a public institution, and then consider whether to transfer to a junior college or an undergraduate course.

After completing at least two years of junior college (or above) courses, you can get a three-year work visa after graduation, and you can get immigration status through experience category after working for one year. 1 year plans to get a one-year work visa after graduation. It is suggested to consider working in a remote area (such as Manetho) for six months, and then apply for the nomination of the immigration province.

If you are interested in applying to famous local public universities in Canada, such as Centennial College and Durham College, I can help you get the acceptance letter.