If international students decide to return to China after graduation, how can they go to Canada in the future?

1. Canadian Federal Experience Immigration

On August 12, 2008, the Canadian Immigration Department launched the Canadian Experience Class, which is mainly aimed at people with work experience in Canada. Work permit holders and overseas students.

Canadian experience immigration is mainly targeted at overseas workers and overseas students with Canadian experience, because they have:

1. Knowledge of Canadian society and job market

2. Certain English or French language proficiency

3. Other related abilities that can help them successfully convert from temporary residents to permanent residents (i.e. immigrants)

Application qualifications

Canadian experience-based immigration has its minimum requirements for applicants: You must plan to live in a province other than Quebec. You must have a legal study or work permit while gaining Canadian experience

Professional or Technical work experience falls under the Canadian labor industry classification management, including Category O management experience, Category A professional experience, and Category B technical experience. If you are a laborer, application mainly depends on work experience and language ability (depending on different types of work). If you are an international student, in addition to labor factors, your application also depends on your education level.

※International students

International students must complete 2 years of full-time study in Canada and obtain an academic diploma or certificate. They must have more than 1 year of full-time study in Canada within the 2 years before application, or equivalent More than full-time work experience. Full-time employment refers to an average of 37.5 hours per week. The job category must be one of the three categories O, A, or B in the Canadian Labor Classification. Work experience while students are studying does not count. If you are studying a two-year master's program, you must complete an additional short-term course in conjunction with the master's program. Students must have legal residence status when applying.

※Language requirements

Canadian experience immigration applicants must have corresponding language communication skills. Different types of work have different language proficiency requirements, which mainly depend on the job. If the language does not meet the requirements, the application may be rejected. Applicants can choose one of the two official languages, and can take IELTS to prove English proficiency, or TEF to prove French proficiency, or provide written proof of language proficiency. The Canadian government recommends that applicants take the IELTS exam. If a written explanation is provided, it must be able to prove the applicant's ability to listen, read, and write, which is subject to the visa officer's approval.

2. Provincial Nominee Immigration

The Provincial Nominee Program is an immigration project launched by each province in Canada and is supervised by each province. The Federal Immigration Service only handles the physical examination and non-criminal inspection procedures. All other procedures are handled by the provincial governments themselves. For international students, each province has nomination projects for international students. The following mainly talks about the nomination projects for international students in BC and Manitoba.

(1) British Columbia:

Advantages: No IELTS required, no work experience required, you can apply once you find a job after graduation. There are many schools in BC, and there are many schools that meet the requirements for nomination. The requirement that the average score of students’ graduation scores must be above 70% has been removed. Our company has an office in Vancouver and can assist with recommendation work.

Application requirements:

1. Graduate from any qualified institution in Canada (not limited to British Columbia), and obtain a diploma and degree certificate.

2. Application must be submitted within 2 years of graduation.

3. You must find a full-time job in Canada and obtain a letter of appointment.

4. Employers must assist applicants in their applications.

Application fee:

BC provincial nomination 550 Canadian dollars

Federal immigration 550 Canadian dollars

Arrival fee 490 Canadian dollars

Processing time:

Nomination takes 1 to 3 months

Federal immigration takes 3 to 6 months

Success rate: Nomination is basically no problem

(2) Manitoba:

Application requirements:

1. Graduate from a qualified Manitoba college and obtain a graduation certificate and degree certificate.

2. Obtain a post-graduation work visa.

3. You must find a full-time related job in Manitoba and obtain a letter of appointment (consistent with the major you studied).

4. You must work for the same employer in Manitoba for half a year, and the employer will assist the applicant in the application.

Application fee:

Federal immigration 550 Canadian dollars

Arrival fee 490 Canadian dollars