What are the preferential policies for international students to apply for immigration to Canada?

# Canada Immigration # Introduction As long as you attend a designated school in Canada, you can apply for a work visa after graduation. So some students just want to stay in Canada after graduation, so is there any preferential policy for such students in Canada? What are the preferential policies for international students to apply for immigration to Canada? Welcome to read!

First, you can get a work visa after graduation.

Never mind what the designated school is here. Basically, as long as you don't attend that kind of training class, it belongs to the designated scope, but not all work visas have the same term. The duration of the work visa will be related to the duration of your study. If you haven't studied for eight months, you can't apply for a work permit. If it is more than eight months and less than two years, you can apply as long as you have studied. If you have studied for more than two years, you can apply for a work permit for three years, no matter how long. Therefore, students who want to apply for undergraduate courses in Canada have three years to find a way in Canada.

Second, the province nominated immigrants.

College or undergraduate graduates: they must have at least 2 years of study time and have obtained job opportunities in Ontario. The job belongs to one of the O/A/B categories in the NOC. Submit an immigration application within 2 years after graduation.

Master: you need to obtain a Canadian master's degree, and your language score is CLB7 (equivalent to 6 points in IELTS class G). As long as you have enough living funds, you can also apply for two-year graduation, and you can apply directly if you don't know the job.

Doctor: It's basically the same as a master's degree, but it requires a doctor to have studied in Ontario for 22 years and intends to live in Ontario in the future.

Extended reading: the advantages of Canadian immigrants studying abroad

First, the cost is relatively low.

Sending children to Canada for high school is a more effective and appropriate choice. Children are more mature psychologically and physically and can adapt to overseas life more quickly.

If you immigrate through investment, take the children who are studying in senior one as an example. The service fee, visa fee and investment fee handled in the early stage are about 654.38 yuan +0.6 million yuan. In the later period of Canada, it may take about 800,000 Canadian dollars to buy a house and a car, which is about 4.4 million yuan, plus the living expenses in Canada for seven years, which is about 6 million yuan.

However, through studying abroad, if the child starts to study in Canada in the third year, the average total tuition fee for four years of high school and four years of college is 6.5438+0.2 million Canadian dollars, and the living expenses are 80,000 Canadian dollars, which is equivalent to RMB * * * 6.5438+0.6 million, which is one sixth of that of investment immigrants.

Second, parents are easy to visit relatives.

At present, many investment immigrant applicants have businesses in China. The main purpose of immigration is to let children receive quality education abroad. Most people still want to stay in China and continue their original life and career after applying for immigration.

If you send your children to study in Canada, parents don't have to study in Canada for a long time, which will not affect their life and work in China. At the same time, they can apply for visiting visas and visit their children when they have time. If parents' work income is stable and students' study status is good, the visa officer will also give them multiple round-trip visas for 10 years. And you can live for six months at a time.

Third, immigration is fast and convenient.

Canada stipulates that starting from June 20 14 1 day, foreign students studying outside the school will no longer need to apply for another work permit, and the holders of student visas will be automatically approved to work outside the school for no more than 20 hours a week, provided that the licensed students must attend certificates, diplomas or degree courses in recognized colleges for 6 months or more; For international students who have completed their studies, they can work full-time during the period of applying for a "graduation work visa" until the application has a result; For international students with bachelor degree or above, they can enjoy an open work visa. As long as they study for two years or more, they can get a three-year work visa without proof from their employers.

Moreover, in order to attract talents, the Canadian Immigration Bureau has adjusted the relevant immigration policies, and studying abroad has become a green application channel. After graduating from college, international students can also achieve experiential immigration by obtaining a work visa, which really saves time and money. International students can apply for permanent residence status as long as they have completed more than two years of university education in Canada and have one year of full-time technical work experience after graduation. Recently, all provinces have introduced provincial nominated immigrants, and students can apply for skilled immigrants without work experience after graduation.