What are the immigration requirements for students and (experienced) immigrants studying in Canada after graduation from Honghe College?

1, you need to apply for a three-year work visa after graduation; 1 you should be talking about the provincial nominated immigrants in Manitoba province; What official website said is final and accurate: the nomination demand of Manitoba province: the international student priority assessment stream is aimed at graduates who have established close ties with Manitoba province and intend to live, work and build their careers here.

International students who have completed junior college courses in public Manitoba schools and obtained certificates, diplomas or degrees are invited to apply for MPNP, and enjoy the right of priority assessment.

Your project lasts for at least one year, and you have received a formal invitation for a long-term full-time job from an employer in Manitoba, and have worked for the employer for at least six months with a valid post-graduation work permit.

International student

A long-term full-time job in Manitoba

An open work permit for graduate students issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada after you have completed at least eight months of post-secondary education in Manitoba.

Currently working for an employer in Manitoba and having worked there for at least six months.

Of course, you can also apply for Canadian experience immigration.

I'm not sure, but I have at least one French exam.

Saskatchewan: The student category allows qualified college graduates to apply for immigration status according to sinp. This research has two directions. Otolaryngology: work permit flow after graduation and master's and doctoral students flow.

qualified

Work permit flow after graduation

If you meet the following conditions, you are eligible to apply for the SINP student category: Work permit after graduation:

1. You graduated from a recognized higher education institution in Canada with a certificate, diploma or degree. The program must be equivalent to at least one academic year (eight months) of full-time study.

2. You have been engaged in paid work in Saskatchewan for at least six months (at least 960 hours). The types of qualified work experience in Saskatchewan include on-campus, off-campus, cooperative terms, graduate scholarships that can be verified by your institution, and work experience gained on graduate work permits.

3. You have applied for and obtained the post-graduation work permit from Citizenship and Immigration Canada.

Your employer in Saskatchewan has given you a current and permanent full-time job. This job is not necessarily related to your study.

Master's and doctoral students flow

If you meet the following conditions, you can apply for the SINP student category: master and doctoral students:

1. You have completed all the degree requirements of the existing master's and/or doctoral programs in the University of Saskatchewan or university of regina that require full-time study for at least one academic year.

2. Within two years from the date when your degree is awarded, you apply from a country where you have legal status.

3. You plan to live in Saskatchewan, and you can prove that you have the ability to settle and work in Saskatchewan, and you must meet at least one of the following conditions:

At least six months working experience in Saskatchewan training field;

Currently employed in your training field, or accepted an invitation to work in your training field in Saskatchewan for more than six months;

Your spouse currently has a permanent full-time job in Saskatchewan; Or,

You have enough money to last a short time without working (you 10000 USD, and each accompanying family member is 2000 USD).

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