As far as the current policy is concerned, which route is the best for immigration to Canada?

If you have studied in a university for two years, you can apply for a three-year work visa after graduation.

Then look for a job, it must be a job of 0, a and B.

After working for one year, take the IELTS test again.

Then apply for experience immigration.

Personally, I think this method is better!

If your goal is to return to China after studying abroad, don't stop. You'd better go to graduate school after you finish your undergraduate course, because diplomas are still highly valued in China.

However, if you want to graduate and immigrate, you should go to college first, study for two years, apply for a three-year work visa, work for one year, and then go to the undergraduate course after the immigrants get it. The tuition of immigrants is much cheaper than that of international students!

More importantly, it saves time, because even if you graduate from undergraduate course, you will be given a three-year work permit and a year's work. The same requirements, it is better to do a good job of immigration before going to undergraduate!