Accounting is not included in the list of 29 occupations in Canada. Does it mean that accounting majors cannot apply for a green card in Canada? No more three-year work visas

First of all, this list will change. It used to be there because it was lacking. Now that it is saturated, there is no more. Doesn't mean there won't be any in the future. So, it's about looking at changes.

Second, a three-year unconditional work visa requires two years of full-time study experience in Canada. No matter what major, you can get an unconditional work visa only after you have studied for 2 years. This work visa is free to do whatever you want. It is unconditional. Simply put, it does not require you to be in the right major. You can do it for 3 years.

Third , there are many types of immigration applications. Category 29 occupations are skilled immigrants. Even for accounting, you have to be CGA, CA, etc., and then count the bonus points. And if you have worked for 2 years and get a 3-year unconditional work visa, you can apply for experience-based immigration six months after you officially work (not washing dishes at a gas station or the like). Many of the 29 vocational and technical immigrants apply directly from China to Canada and have no experience of studying in Canada.

Finally, I hope I can get more points, O(∩_∩)OThank you