The age of applying for studying in Canada.

# Canada Immigration # Introduction If your purpose is to obtain Canadian immigration status through studying abroad, I suggest you apply for courses in public institutions and get a visa through the spp program, without specifying the source of funds. The following are the age groups for applying to study in Canada. Welcome to read!

1. Age of applying for studying in Canada.

1 and18-Most applicants under the age of 25 have just graduated from high school or university, have no practical work experience and have obvious intention to study abroad.

2, 25-30 years old age group

Most applicants in this age group have graduated from school and have some work experience, but they don't have enough financial strength to guarantee themselves. I mainly go to Canada to take more advanced courses such as master's degree. These people are less likely to apply for immigration to Canada to study.

For applicants who are close to 30 years old, they should get married, so that they can have closer ties with China and return to China after graduation. Moreover, the applicant has a record of continuous study, and his or her past study record is related to his or her major or the nature of his or her current job. The purpose of studying in Canada is to further improve the current professional level, so as to show your real desire to study abroad.

People over 3.30 years old

There are many people under the age of 30-35 who apply to study in Canada, so it is possible to refuse the visa. However, the refusal rate of people in their forties to apply for studying in Canada is very high, because the Immigration Bureau believes that the purpose of these people to study in Canada is very obvious, that is, to study abroad as a springboard for applying for immigration, so the Canadian Immigration Bureau is the most stringent in reviewing these applicants.

In fact, the requirement of the Canadian Immigration Bureau is very simple, that is, to let high-tech and highly educated talents or people with high income and high assets join Canada to promote the development of Canada's economy and education.

2. Canadian immigration costs

If the process of immigration to Canada is divided according to time, it can be roughly divided into before and after landing in Canada. Before landing in Canada, it mainly refers to the process of overseas people choosing immigration projects according to their own conditions, then preparing application materials, waiting for the audit results and obtaining visas. In the process of this immigration application, the expenses incurred include many aspects.

1, notary fee: 5000-8000 RMB/household (family of three)

Notarization fee is the cost of notarization service to prove civil agreement, adoption relationship, facts with legal significance and documents with legal significance. The competent price departments of all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government may, within the prescribed charging range, determine the specific charging standards implemented in the region according to the actual situation in the region. Therefore, the fees charged by notary offices in different places are different. In addition, the notarization fee for Canadian immigrants is charged according to the amount of notarization. The more applicants are represented, the more materials need to be notarized, and the greater the cost.

2. Visa application fee: 0/250-1750 Canadian dollars per household (a family of three).

Different immigration programs in Canada stipulate that the visa application fee required by the main applicant is completely different. The visa application fee for investment immigration projects is higher than that for skilled immigration projects.

3. IELTS test fee: 2020 RMB/person.

IELTS is an English proficiency test for those who intend to study, work or settle in English-speaking countries. There are two kinds of IELTS, academic (A) and training (G). The IELTS training exam focuses on evaluating basic language skills and is suitable for those who intend to work or immigrate in English-speaking countries. Australian immigrants in Australia reminded that the Canadian Immigration Bureau only recognizes IELTS G English scores!

4. Medical examination fee: 1700 RMB/person.

With regard to physical examination, every applicant must go to the hospital designated by the Canadian embassy or consulate for physical examination. The physical examination results should be packed in an envelope and cannot be torn open. They should be mailed intact to the embassy or consulate that handles the application. The medical examination fee for children is less than that for adults,11-1250 RMB for children aged 4. For children aged 5- 10, the medical examination fee is 850.00 yuan; For children aged 0-4, the medical examination fee is 500 RMB.

5. Mailing cost of materials: 400 yuan/time (expected)

According to the courier company and the destination address, the mailing fee is different. If an agent is entrusted, this fee is included in the agency fee of the company.

3. Canadian immigration conditions

1, English condition

Canada is a country whose official languages are English and French, and English is the main language. Immigration to Canada is inseparable from English for work, life and study. Applicants who want to pass the language barrier naturally need to meet the English conditions stipulated by the Immigration Bureau. So how can the applicant show his English ability? How does the Canadian Immigration Bureau determine that the applicant can live smoothly in Canada? Then applicants need to submit language test scores. As Canada is a bilingual country, English and French are the official languages, so the immigration conditions will be divided into the first language and the second language. Applicants can use English and French with good grades and high scores as their first languages.

2, occupation/work experience conditions

The introduction of immigration policy is mainly to attract overseas talents, labor and capital to improve local problems and promote innovation and economic development. Therefore, professional/work experience is very important for the Canadian Immigration Bureau to examine whether the applicant's qualifications are excellent.

Canada's NOC Occupation List (National Occupation Classification) is a system used by the Canadian Immigration Bureau to classify occupations, which are classified according to occupation categories and job responsibilities. Many Canadian immigration programs use NOC to determine whether the applicant's work experience meets the visa requirements. For example, if the applicant wants to apply for skilled migration as a skilled worker, he should check the skilled occupation (i.e. NOC0AB occupation) in the NOC list.

3. Education

Most Canadian immigration policies generally require applicants to have a high school education or above, skilled immigrants require applicants to have a higher education, and relatively speaking, investment immigrants have lower requirements. Generally speaking, if the degree is obtained outside Canada, then the applicant needs to do ECA qualification certification. ECA, namely Canadian academic certification, is used to identify the authenticity of academic qualifications in other countries except Canada and evaluate its equivalence with Canadian academic qualifications. Certified academic documents are more easily recognized by Canadian Immigration Bureau and Provincial Immigration Bureau, which can also shorten the processing time of immigration applications and speed up the immigration process.

4. Professional certificate

In addition to academic qualifications, vocational certificates are also helpful for applying for immigration to Canada. Take the skilled immigrants nominated by the province as an example. Only high school education can not be added to the scoring standard of provincial skilled immigrants, but if the applicant only has high school education, but has professional certificates, such as accounting certificate, welder certificate, chef certificate, etc. , you can get extra points. But it is important to look at the certification of professional certificates. Generally speaking, it is difficult to obtain professional certification in Canada, so it is better for skilled immigrants to apply if they have employers.