If I go to Canada for graduate study, can I immigrate after graduation?

Canadian graduate students can work in Canada for one or two years after graduation. These students are more likely to be favored by some North American companies and enjoy local benefits. After working for one or two years, you will obtain immigration qualification, and then apply according to different immigration requirements in different regions.

Ontario Immigration Policy for Studying Abroad

1. Students should graduate from public universities or colleges in Ontario.

2. Complete at least 2 years of full-time college or undergraduate education; Those with overseas degrees should complete at least 1 full-time master's or postgraduate diploma courses in Canada.

3. The job offer must meet the management level and technical level of Canada's national occupational category certification. The job category does not need to be related to your major.

4. Applicants must submit their applications within two years of obtaining a degree or diploma, or in the last semester of obtaining a diploma or degree.

Immigration policy for studying abroad in BC province

You can apply for immigration after completing more than 2 years of courses (junior college or above) and accumulating 1 year of work experience. Or:

All international students who have obtained Ph.D. and Master's degrees in natural science, medical treatment and applied science from BC University can apply for PNP immigration directly from now on, without obtaining employment certificates from Canadian employers.

Quebec immigration policy for studying abroad

1. Degree or diploma issued by an educational institution recognized by Quebec Education Bureau;

2. Studying in Quebec for at least 1800 hours;

3. Pass the Quebec French Intermediate Examination;

Alberta's immigration policy for studying abroad

1, which proves the intention to permanently settle in Alberta.

2. Obtaining academic certificates (including technical academic certificates, junior college diplomas, undergraduate degrees and postgraduate diplomas) from public institutions in other provinces of Canada or Alberta; Or go to a private college designated by Alberta to get a diploma.

3. Have completed at least 2 years of undergraduate education or 1 year graduate education in Canada.

4. Hold a valid work permit, and the work content is related to academic qualifications.

5. Have worked full-time for the same employer in Albania for at least 6 months before applying for nomination in Albania.

Saskatchewan Immigration Policy for Studying Abroad

1, graduated from a higher education institution recognized by Canada and obtained a diploma and a degree certificate;

2. Saskatchewan has at least 960 hours of paid work: it can be on campus, off campus, or after graduation;

3. Hold a graduate work visa issued by CIC;

4. I got a full-time long-term job invitation from my employer in Saskatchewan, which may have nothing to do with my studies;

Study abroad policy in Manitoba province

1, completed and graduated from a two-year college or above.

2. Having worked full-time for 6 months and obtained a long-term employment contract with the employer, the type of work and professional counterparts are not required.