Children go to Canada to study abroad, how to get a Canadian maple leaf card after studying abroad?

Canada is the country with the most stable and open immigration policy after studying abroad. Students can get a three-year work visa as long as they have completed at least two years of higher education in Canada and obtained a diploma, and they do not need to be employed by their employers. As long as you have worked for one year, you will have the opportunity to immigrate through Canadian CEC.

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Every year, many international students go to Canada to study, and some of them get married. At present, there is no visa category for accompanying international students in Canada, but spouses can apply for a spouse work visa, which is an open work visa, that is, there is no restriction on the company and work category of spouses working in Canada; Spouses who meet the requirements of one year's work experience in Canada can also apply for Canadian experience immigration.

In addition, immigrants studying in Canada enjoy more benefits!

1. Canadian Scholarships and University Grants.

Admission scholarships for bachelor's degree programs In order to encourage students with high academic performance to come to their universities, many universities will provide one-time admission scholarships for their bachelor's degree students, ranging from several hundred Canadian dollars to several thousand Canadian dollars. Experts remind that to get these scholarships, you must have an average score of at least 80 points in the last year of high school. Some universities will automatically consider awarding this scholarship to students, but some universities will ask you to apply for another scholarship to study in Canada. Whether you get a scholarship or not, you will get a "scholarship" from the Canadian government, that is, subsidized tuition. According to experts, because Canadian universities are funded by the government, most of them operate on the principle of recovering costs rather than making money. This means that you not only need to pay the education expenses in the basic expenses of studying in Canada, but more likely, in some cases, the expenses you pay will be lower than the cost. Canadian students usually only pay 20% to 30% of the actual cost of their education, and the remaining 70% to 80% are subsidized by the government. Therefore, when the tuition fees paid by international students in some provinces, such as Manitoba, Alberta, Saskatchewan or Newfoundland, are only two or three times that of local students, they still have not paid enough actual education fees. Subsidized tuition is more common in graduate schools. Many graduate schools charge international students the same tuition fees as local students in Canada.

2. SPC, the exclusive shopping discount card for Canadian students' welfare.

The exclusive shopping discount card for Canadian students, SPC for short, is a shopping discount card provided by Manyin, Canada. Generally, you only need 1 1 Canadian dollars. In terms of age, you can enjoy the discount of 10%- 15% in about hundreds of stores even if you are under the age of 19 or don't have an SPC credit card. So until now, SPC card has become a must for students to go shopping.

3. Tax rebate for international students studying in Canada.

Tax refund is one of the most important welfare policies for Canadian students. However, many Canadian students who come to Canada for the first time don't know much about tuition tax return. If they don't apply in time, the Canadian government will acquiesce that you don't need this benefit.

Generally speaking, international students studying in Canada for the first time can basically get a government tax rebate of 500 Canadian dollars a year, and international students with jobs can directly use these tax rebates to offset their own taxes; If the international students have no income at all, the tax refund will be returned directly.

4. Canada study abroad discount benefits

International student identity card If students are in Canada and have international student identity card, they can enjoy discounts on air tickets and shopping. The so-called international student identity card, abbreviated as ISIC in English, is an internationally accepted student certificate recognized by UNESCO and issued by the International Student Federation; In Canada, a international student identity card is only 16 Canadian dollars. In terms of application conditions, ISIC accepts full-time students over the age of 12, with no upper age limit and valid for one year; Canadian Railways offers 35% discount for all students with ISIC cards to buy economy class seats. At the same time, you can enjoy international student identity card accommodation discount and international student identity card transportation discount.