I graduated from China with a bachelor's degree and want to immigrate to Canada through a master's degree. Is it feasible? How to operate specifically and how to achieve the purpose of immigration?

Of course, there are two ways. Let me compare it for you:

1. Provide bachelor's degree, transcripts of four-year universities (GPA above 3.2), IELTS scores (above 6.5), gre/gmat scores, and letters of recommendation from tutors, and apply for master's programs in public universities. Usually the tuition fee is 16000 a year. After completing the two-year course, you can get a three-year work visa, and you can apply for experience immigration after working for one year.

2. Provide graduation certificates, transcripts (as long as you can graduate), IELTS scores (if any), apply for postgraduate diploma courses in public institutions (or take additional language courses), and take elective courses for 65,438+0 years. Tuition 14000 Canadian dollars. You can apply for experienced immigration after working in Canada for 2 years.

If you are interested in applying to a local public college in Toronto, such as Centennial College or seneca College, I can help you get the acceptance letter.