Does studying in Canada help to immigrate to Canada?

According to the new method for international students to apply for a work visa after graduation announced by the Immigration Department, as long as they have obtained a degree, diploma or certificate from a Canadian public or private college or above and studied full-time for at least 8 months before graduation, they can obtain an open work visa that can stay in Canada and engage in any work. The maximum duration of a work visa is 3 years, which is one year longer than the original 2 years. The main purpose of relaxing the work visa for international students after graduation is to retain these talents who are specialized in Canadian English. They are educated in Canada and have professionals needed by the economies of various provinces. Canada does not try to keep them. They are easily taken away by other countries such as the United States and New Zealand. The new measures are equal to a win-win situation, which is beneficial to international students and also helpful for local colleges and universities to recruit international students. Then international students will stay in Canada to make up for the shortage of jobs in various provinces, which is also beneficial to the overall economic development of Canada.

The Canadian government has also made new regulations on the immigration policy for international graduates. First, the government relaxed the requirements for graduate schools. Overseas students who have graduated from any public university or college in Canada can apply for provincial nomination of immigrants as long as they find job opportunities provided by qualified employers in each province. Secondly, Canada has professional requirements for international students applying for immigration, mainly in education, medical care or architecture. However, after the policy adjustment, occupational discrimination no longer exists. As long as international students have obtained more than two years' education in Canadian public institutions and found a full-time job with accumulated work 1950 hours, they can apply for provincial nominated immigrants. In addition, the qualification scope of so-called "qualified employers" has been extended to small and medium-sized enterprises in all regions of the country. The most important point is that in the past, skilled immigrants often had to travel for 3-4 years, but now it usually takes only 6-8 months to complete the formalities such as document confirmation, physical examination and security background investigation.

Experts believe that studying in Canada before immigration is suitable for young, unmarried people with several years of work experience. Its advantage is that it can make them realize their dream of going abroad quickly, and also accumulate the experience or points needed for immigration (extra points for immigration), which saves some time compared with direct immigration from China. From the policy point of view, Canada encourages local students to apply for immigration, because they find that economic immigrants and skilled immigrants absorbed directly from overseas are usually not as adaptable as those who have studied or worked overseas. People who are suitable for "emigrating first and then studying abroad" are generally for children, and the age is preferably between 12 and 13 or 17 and 18, because the process of emigration takes one to two years or even longer, and this time needs to be vacated. The biggest advantages are: first, the cost of children studying abroad has dropped significantly, and the tuition fee is only one-fourth to one-fifth of the cost of international students; Second, after the immigration status is completed, the children have already spent the time needed for immigrant citizenship during their study in the local area. A few years later, children will naturally become local citizens after graduating from college, which will have many benefits for their future choices.