How can Canadian students get maple leaf cards?

Canadian federal experienced immigrants are applicants with international student status, and it is easier and more convenient to obtain permanent resident status. If you have successfully obtained a degree above "post-secondaryprogram" in a regular educational institution in Canada, and have at least one year's working experience after graduation, then you will have a great chance of obtaining the status of permanent resident in Canada, that is, "Maple Leaf Card".

Requirements for applying for Canadian federal experienced immigrants:

1) plans to live in a city or region outside Quebec;

2) Complete full-time or part-time work for 12 months within the validity period of your work visa before applying;

3) Your workflow is reasonable and legal;

4) Have a language level that meets your job requirements and standards;

Among the four requirements mentioned above, international students usually care about two issues:

1) What kind of work meets the requirements?

Federal experienced immigrants have no strict requirements on the types of work experience of international students, but only put forward several categories, including management, technology and general engineering. Even part-time, as long as the workload reaches 30 hours per week, it can meet the requirements. In other words, international students can meet the requirements even as waiters.

2) What if the work visa expires but the maple leaf card has not been approved?

Canada provides "bridgingopen work" for applicants who have expired their work visas and meet the requirements of experienced immigration, but have not yet obtained a maple leaf card.

A permit is a transitional visa to help applicants continue to work and live in Canada until the results of their immigration application are obtained.

In addition to the Canadian experience

How do Canadian students get maple leaf cards after class? Students can immigrate through Canada's "provincial nomination" (provincial nomination)

Program) method:

Most provinces and regions in Canada have signed agreements with the federal government, allowing these provinces and regions to recommend outstanding talents in the region to obtain the "Maple Leaf Card" through "provincial nomination". For international students who want to apply for "provincial nomination" immigration, the only requirement is that you should settle in the province and region where you apply for "provincial nomination" immigration.

At present, among Canadian provinces and regions that offer "provincial nominations", the main applications of China students are concentrated in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec. Each province has its own unique requirements for the application of "provincial nomination", but the main difference lies in the different requirements for the required work and technical types. For international students, these differences do not exist, and the application procedure is basically the same as that of federal immigrants.