What are the requirements for immigrating to Canada through studying abroad?

For many international students who are already in Canada, if they want to live and work in Canada for a long time, they must obtain permanent residency and green card in Canada. So these two things are not so easy to have. Canada has many thresholds in the face of such a large team of international students. Not all international students can get permanent residence and green card as long as they work locally, and Canada also has job restrictions. So what conditions do such a group of international students need to become Canadian immigrants?

1. What jobs can I immigrate to?

Studying in Canada does not meet the conditions of immigration for international students, but it can meet the basic conditions of immigration for international students with work experience, but this kind of work experience is also limited. Immigration can only be achieved if some jobs are met: for example, Canada's federal experience immigration (CEC) conditions: working within three years 12 months, full-time or part-time, but the work can not be without a little technical content, IELTS must pass 6 points. So what jobs can be immigrated?

1) management level

2) Professional level

3) Technical category

It can be seen from here that there are really too many occupations that want to immigrate. Any occupation can have technical content. In addition, this immigrant's occupation is equal, and doctors and carpenters have equal opportunities. Maybe carpenters have more opportunities than doctors.

Therefore, if international students want to immigrate to Canada and need to choose their major, they must learn English well and pass all subjects during their study, otherwise it will be difficult to find a job. Without jobs, it is difficult to realize their dream of emigration. However, although there are no great restrictions on immigrant careers, in order to seek better development, it is suggested that international students can imagine their own career development routes in advance, so that they can find a suitable one at the initial stage.

2. What jobs can't I do as an immigrant?

Except for manual workers, the following are not good.

Chef (NOC 6322)

Catering Service Supervisor (NOC 63 1 1)

Administrative officer (NOC 122 1)

Administrative Assistant (NOC 124 1)

Accounting technicians and bookkeepers (NOC 13 1 1)

Retail Supervisor (NOC 62 1 1)

These jobs cannot be applied for immigration. Although there are no restrictions on immigration occupation, Canada does not recognize work experience if you do manual labor. In addition, if you can't find a full-time job with accumulated work experience, you can also find a part-time job as long as you have enough time. The Canadian government's immigration experience is calculated according to your working hours, so part-time work can also be counted as hours, not necessarily full-time.