Canada's study abroad policies are so different among provinces.

Canada is a very popular immigrant country. Canada has set up different ways of projects. Among them, studying abroad for the purpose of attracting outstanding talents is a relatively high immigration method. Let me show you the specific policies of each province.

Canada's immigration policy for studying abroad. The comfortable living environment in Canada is also the main reason why many people choose to study abroad. Canada's provinces that accept international students are mainly concentrated in nine provinces (Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Newfoundland, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba). Let me sort out the policy summary of overseas student immigration (Canadian experience immigration) in these nine provinces.

Analysis of Immigration Policy in Ontario

International students who have obtained a master's degree (at least one year of study) in Ontario, with an IELTS score of 7.0 and a single score of not less than 7, can directly apply for immigration qualification. The quota is about 1 000 per year. If you get a doctorate (at least two years of study), you can directly apply for immigration qualification without any conditions, with about 1000 places per year; International students with job opportunities and experienced immigrants have similar application conditions.

Analysis of Nova Scotia Immigration Policy

Employers who have a one-year diploma recognized by Canada and provide jobs for the new province can apply for immigration after working continuously for 3 months.

Analysis of Immigration Policy in Newfoundland Province

Two-year diploma recognized by Canada (PhD can be 1 year), professional-related work OFFER, and 6 months of work experience can apply.

Analysis of Immigration Policy in Prince Edward Island Province

Canada recognized two-year diploma, professional related work OFFER, 6 months working experience.

Analysis of Quebec Immigration Policy

An experienced immigrant in Quebec is called PEQ, and his education is not limited. You can apply for junior college, undergraduate, master, MBA and doctor. Certificates must be obtained in Quebec, and they can apply six months before graduation.

Analysis of Immigration Policy in British Columbia

International students who have obtained doctorates and master's degrees in natural science, medical care and applied science in BC province can apply for immigration directly; International students with college education or above have been extended from one year to two years after graduation, adding professional categories that meet the application qualifications.

Analysis of Alberta Immigration Policy

Two-year diploma recognized by Canada (doctoral degree can be 1 year), professional related work OFFER, 6 months working experience.

Analysis of Immigration Policy in Saskatchewan Province

After graduating from technical school or technical secondary school, you can apply for one year's education in Saskatchewan and have half a year's work experience; College degree or above, with corresponding work visa after graduation, and no work experience to apply for immigration; Doctor (at least one year), University of Saskatchewan or university of regina, who intends to settle in Saskatchewan, can apply for immigration without working experience.

Analysis of Manitoba Immigration Policy

You can apply for immigration if you have a one-year diploma recognized by Canada, a job OFFER from Manetho, and an internship of 6 months. Refund 60% of tuition fees, with a total amount not exceeding 25,000 Canadian dollars, and free medical care (international students graduated from any public or private college or above in Canada, completed their degrees, diplomas or certificates and stayed in Manitoba, as long as they worked in Manitoba and paid taxes).

From the above aspects, it is not difficult to see that Canada's immigration policy for studying abroad has many advantages, and I hope it will help you study abroad.