How do international students apply for permanent residence in Canada?

If you are an international student, the Canadian government will give all graduates a three-year work visa after graduation. Then you can find a job. There are two ways to apply for permanent residence in Canada: provincial nomination and federal nomination. It takes you six months to apply for the provincial nomination, and one year for the federal nomination. Of course, the difference is obvious, that is, the provincial nomination allows you to work and live legally in this province, while the federal nomination allows you to work and live legally throughout Canada. However, most international students will choose provincial nomination, because the provincial nomination success rate is high, and it is easier to apply for federal nomination after being nominated by the province. If you have any questions, you can go to the 27th floor of Tianjin Jinhui office building for study abroad, or go to their website welltrend for online consultation.