Is it easy to get a Canadian green card?

Easy to get. Studying in Canada, to be honest, many students are going to apply for the "Maple Leaf Card", commonly known as the Canadian Permanent Resident Card. For international students, it is what every parent wants to see that they can work and live stably overseas for a long time and get good welfare benefits in Canada.

So how do you immigrate through studying abroad? It is reported that if you want to find a long-term job in Canada after graduation, or accumulate some work experience first, then the Canadian government provides the following two ways for international students to realize their wishes:

1, Canadian experience class Canadian federal experience immigrants; 2. Provincial nomination plan Canada's "provincial nomination" immigrants. In addition, international students can also achieve it through other channels such as skilled migration. Moreover, in recent years, Canada's immigration policy has some preference for international students. Therefore, Canada is the best choice among all English-speaking countries, whether for obtaining a good educational environment or for the feasibility of future immigration.

So what do you need to do in the planning stage of studying abroad?

International students can get a three-year work visa as long as they have completed the Arabic Pin or degree courses in Canadian public institutions (a few qualified private institutions are also recognized) for two or more years. During the three-year work visa, as long as you have worked in Canada for more than 1 year, you can apply for experienced immigration. In addition to the regular applications from Canadian universities, four overseas experts recommended the spp project in Canada. The program is very suitable for students who want to come, but its own conditions are easily rejected by the embassy because of its strong strength. The SPP program is also suitable for students with good IELTS scores but short duration. The SPP program is more suitable for students with local employment and immigration plans in Canada in the future.

In addition, some universities have postgraduate courses, which can be completed in about 1 year. After graduation, students who attend such courses will, in principle, get corresponding work visas for one year or one and a half years. Students can emigrate if they hurry up and find jobs and work smoothly for one year after graduation.

In addition, some provinces (such as Ontario and British Columbia) provide more convenient immigration channels for students who want to go to Canada for graduate studies. Take students who have completed their graduate degrees in Ontario or British Columbia as an example. They can apply through the Ontario Nomination Program in the last semester of the course without working experience in Canada.

However, this postgraduate provincial nomination program requires applicants to have a high language requirement, and the IELTS score must reach 7 to be eligible to apply. There is also a project nominated by the province, which needs to be nominated by the employer to the provincial government first, and after a series of applications, help employees complete their immigration applications. However, such applications have higher requirements for enterprises run by employers.