Today, a Canadian agent told me that immigrants nominated by Manitoba, Canada, can apply as long as they work in school for half a year after graduation.

You must understand the relationship between the application time and the approval time. You can apply for qualification after half a year's continuous work, and it's not up to you to approve or not. During the period, you are required to have a single employer and pay taxes, a letter of guarantee from the employer and a closed work visa. . . It will take about two and a half years to get the maple leaf card, not three years. Once you change politics, there is no turning back. . . The difficulty is that "long-term job" refers to the job you can keep before federal approval. According to the current situation, you have to study for 65,438+00 months in March, wait for your graduation work visa in March, practice for 65,438+0 months, then continue to work for half a year, get a guarantee from your employer, get LAA in 3-5 months, and then apply for MPNP and submit it to the federal government. If you really want to immigrate, you plan to take the federal CEC to experience immigration, and by the way, take the provincial nomination and walk on two legs. You went to the province to nominate a way to change politics at any time, and you were killed. . . .