I want to find a job in Canada in Shanghai. What should I do?

It is difficult to get a visa for importing workers in Canada now.

At present, the easiest thing is to study abroad visa. The new policy in 2008 is that international students who have graduated from public universities or colleges in Canada for more than two years (including two years) can unconditionally obtain a three-year work visa, and after two years of work, they can apply for Canadian experience immigration.

LZ can study in university for two years, then change work visa and immigrate. The cost of studying abroad for two years is about 30w. My agent for studying abroad said that all applications for studying abroad before the age of 32 can be approved. It is easier to approve those with work experience.

I also saw on the Internet that someone successfully obtained a work visa in Canada through an intermediary. She said the agency fee was 10w RMB, and she said she was looking for royal immigrants.

Then LZ can consider changing careers, being a chef or something, and apply after working for a few years. . . Chefs should be in 38 occupations ~ hehe ~ ~ ~

I read an article before. The man originally worked as an office administrator and wanted to immigrate to Australia. Then he switched to a plumber and finally applied successfully. . .